exactly.
look how many states are legalizing it. it can't be that bad.

[QUOTE=bwind22;658276]Taken to excess, pot will make someone extremely lazy and/or forgetful QUOTE]


Not for all people. It made me not able to sit still, cuz of the tingliness it caused all over my body. And I've done some wierd things on pot. So I do not smoke it. But I don't mind at all if others smoke it. In fact, I prefer some people to just be stoned. As far as liquor, I can handle that. Pot seems to have always handled me.

As a prescription it is legal.....

With that logic you could say the same thing for heroin.

wtf, in what state, in what situation can you legally get perscribed to herion?


And on a side note, nice to see a thread on this forum that isnt a tournament once in a while, i finally got to post something....

actually not just as a prescription, in some parts of california pot is legal, and other small towns in some states aswell

indeed....

Not only that, but in parts of the US the fines and penalties for pot are now being reduced....

Here in the capitol of texas, passed by congress 9/1/07, if you are caught with less than 2 POUNDS (do you know how much pot that really is? wtf?) it is up to the officer's discretion to take you to jail or not....

Because the paperwork for pot offenders has become so rediculous they have left it up to officers to take you to jail, or just give you a ticket (much like a speeding offense) for a marijuana charge.....the times they are a changing....

but its really just to the rediculous nature of pots illegality and the reasons it was illegalized in the first place....

Vegas, and Denver is in the same boat as the guy from Texas, but I think Denvers is 2 ounces.

Its not legal, its just over looked.
Which states?
And which parts of california did they pass these city laws?

Every state.
What do you think prescription pain killers are?
Well, actually many have gone synthetic now but its still the same thing and there are still those that are not.

the "states legalize it so it must be ok" argument is moot. Most states are making it legal as a prescription, which means you have to have a medical condition to get it. Even so, some of the worst addictions come from prescription drugs.

Well. When you compare it to some over the counter drugs you can bring in a decent legalize argument. But fact of the matter is its still a drug and it still affects your body and mind in a negative manner.