BTW, I just broke my promise not to post on this topic. Oh well, been thinking too much about Pac-Man I guess.
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BTW, I just broke my promise not to post on this topic. Oh well, been thinking too much about Pac-Man I guess.
I agree with biggin as far as the severity of the effects on users...MJ should be legal...and nope, you won't die from it...less dangerous than alcohol if ya ask me..but if testing is doneMJ will be the most commonly found since it stays in the system longer...if they had a way of detecting perscription pills (which is most kids drug of choice nowdays) for a longer period of time than just 1-2 days, that would be much more helpful than one that is only good at finding pot.
You promise breaker!!! [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif[/img]
keep tabs on everything in your medicine cabinet.
and be sure you know exactly what your pills look like, i used to empty out bottles, replace them with pills that look somewhat similiar, file off aleve or the tylenol numbers.
blood tests are too expensive, but in reality its the only way to detect prescription drug abuse.
i had a problem, a bad problem, and was doing insanse amounts of opiates a day, but i could still pass a piss test, because its extremely easy to pass something from your system if you do it every day.
That's what I'm talkin about..they need to develop a test that can detect prescription meds for a longer amt. of time than 2-3 days.
and the mouthswap tests cannot detect anything swallowed or snorted.
One factor that bothers me to death, and it is related to this.
You can't get a shot at a doctor (which unless someone has mastered the art of withdrawing injected medicine) because people might be just there for adiction, but here have some pills.
I hate it, you go to a doctor now with a virus, the flu, whatever and you're wasting money. I used to go to a doctor when I was sick, dreaded the shot in the butt, but at least started feeling better quick.
Anyhow, off to the fringe of the topic there a few, sorry about that.
We're back, sort of, on the subject of the people who live off society. How many of those terribly disabled folks get their pills and sell them off, make some extra money (maybe thats how so many of them drive new cars a couple times a year...) and worst part of it is, those of us who are out there working are paying (in a roundabout way) people to sit on their butts AND dope up our kids.
Now, I am one of those who sit at home, but not by choice. Uncle Sam gave me permission. The only drug I use is the nitro I keep in my pocket and the beer in the fridge.
The BIG thing is that Marijuana is a gate way drug (No doubt that a much larger % of users of the other Drugs started out hitting MJ than jump straight to whatever)
as for you comment <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">why be concered with marijuana, which you cannot die from </div></div>
Here is a link that disagrees with that
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Marijuana Causes Many Deaths Reported as 'Accidents'
Marijuana use is much more dangerous that believed and hundreds of young people die each year in "accidents" caused by their prolonged use of the drug, according to Britain's most senior coroner.
Hamish Turner, the president of the Coroners' Society, told The Telegraph that the marijuana, often portrayed as harmless, has increasingly been the cause of deaths that have been reported as accidents or suicides.
"Cannabis is as dangerous as any other drug and people must understand that it kills," said Mr Turner. "From my long experience I can say that it is a very dangerous substance. Increasingly it is mentioned not only as the first drug taken by people who overdose, but also in suicides and accidental deaths.
"It is an awful waste of young lives. People are trying the drug at a very young age. Many go on to harder drugs and I am dealing with more and more heroin overdoses. People can also suffer severe consequences from the cannabis alone, however.
"Bereaved parents say to me, 'We didn't realise how dangerous it was until it was too late, if only we had done something'. It is heartbreaking."
Turner said that stronger varieties of cannabis are now common, leading to physical and mental problems in young people, compared to the pot that was available in the 1960s.
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"This is a PDF file and a cut/past will look stupid"
That being said there are plenty of sites out there that claim 0 MJ deaths that however is OD deaths (and it would be pretty hard to OD on MJ) not the car accidents or the hay guys watch this deaths
Should MJ be legle? I don't know if you were to ask me to come down for or against it I would say it should be illagle and there would have to be a good reason for me to change my mind about it
How has it been confirmed as a "gateway" drug? Are they basing this on facts?