Is there anyone who DOES NOT smoke weed, but thinks it should be legalized anyway?
If so, why do they feel that way? I can't see anything good about legalizing yet another degenerate substance. It's bad enough we have nicotine and alcohol to deal with.
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i dont do any drugs and i think that it should stay illegal so cops can bust degenerates and get money from them
Also, I'm tired of the arguments about "personal freedom and liberty", because American freedom has become rooted in degeneracy. We need some sort of fascist, right-wing moral revolution.
And pot smokers are generally not of the best gene stock. You can tell by their tattoos and promiscuous behavior as well.
I don't smoke weed and I never have (even though I had many opportunities to do so) and I think it should be legalized.
Notice I used the past tense, "had", when I said I had many opportunities to smoke weed, but didn't. You know why? Because I'm no longer in high school or university. I wouldn't even know where to start if I wanted to buy it now.
It's easier for kids to get weed than cigarettes. Let me repeat that: It's easier for kids to get weed than cigarettes. Schools are the easiest place to get weed, by far.
Secondly, if it's legal, you could grow it, you could buy it from the store, etc. without needing a dealer, who may or may not be a dangerous fellow.
No drug should be banned from medical use, the very idea of completely banning a drug is medically unethical, especially if those drugs have shown to be effective treatments for certain ailments.
I do not smoke weed.
Marijuana should be legalized. Mexican cartels make billions and billions of dollars off of a plant. People will find a way to smoke marijuana, regardless of whether it is legal or not. Thus, we should at least make money.
On a lesser note, I really do not think any governmental institution has the right to tell me what I can and cannot put in my body, so long as it doesn't cause me to hurt somebody. No one goes home after smoking a joint and beats their wife. Alcohol on the other hand...
>drugs are bad, cops are good
Spoiler alert cops smoke pot too
i think that it should be sold medicinally because i do not think it is fair to possibly kill people just because i don't think that they should be smoking a plant, as for street use of marijuana i think they should also legalize it because the people will get their hands on it anyways so why not let the government get the money instead of greasy Mexican cartels
Another thing... I have to place blame on the Jewish media for promoting the stoner culture, because that's where people get the idea to try it.
You know, didn't they pass a law saying people who are hard drug users can turn themselves in, but not to get convicted of a crime, but to get help? My point is, I think people who do drugs should get help. And yes, marijuana is a gateway drug.
It definitely is a gateway drug. Maybe not the only one, but it is, no doubt about it.
I don't smoke anything, do drugs, or drink. I smoked a bunch of weed/drank years ago. I think it should all be legal. If someone wants to kill themselves with drugs, no one should tell them they can't.
If someone wants ANYTHING they can get it, regardless of laws. So making laws like that is retarded.
Making it illegal has done nothing but make otherwise worthless degenerates wealthy because think it's worth the risk or they don't think they'll get caught.
A bigger deterrent from drugs would be when you're 8 and ask your parents why the guy over there is a mess and acting crazy, and they tell you "that's what happens when you do drugs" will scare you away from them better than someone sparking your curiosity by saying "trust me, drugs r bad"
I don't smoke weed but I think it should be legal, way worse things are legal. You can get piss drunk and be a complete cunt but you can get thrown in jail for smoking weed? Come on
Sick of the phrase 'gateway drug'. Certain people are predisposed to addiction and substance abuse. Marijuana is the easiest drug to obtain, therefore of course it's the first illicit drug anyone tries.. Most of the time.
>Is there anyone who DOES NOT smoke weed
Yes, everyone.
I remember you, you're such s dumbass.
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I don't smoke weed, but support legalization because of the extra tax revenue it brings in.
I'm fine with legalizing drugs, as long as any government benefits require randomized drug tests
Let degenerates kill themselves, I don't want to fund them
Not that I have a problem with degenerates killing themselves, but the thing is, they don't kill themselves quickly enough and they haplessly breed before they die to create a future generation of addicts. It's a cycle. Eradicating substances (not just outlawing them) will break said cycle. I'm tired of seeing civilization live in a perpetual state of drugged-out mediocrity.
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People will just abuse the system and it will end up legalized anyway
shut up, dad
>Certain people are predisposed to addiction and drug abuse.
This is true in a sense that people who have addiction that runs in their family because addiction is hereditary. But I know people who have no type of addiction in their families and have become heroin addicts later in life because they smoked weed in high school and were looking for a different high. Also nowadays drug addiction usually starts out of boredom or curiosity. And a lot if drugs are so easy to obtain now it's ridiculous. It's in your backyard.
They set up the system for it to be abused. These "dispensaries" are designed like trendy Amsterdam hangouts. If pot really is medicine (and I'm not saying it doesn't have legitimate uses without the psychoactive elements to it), then why is stoner culture permeated into them?
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You going to defend that that facist, "right-wing" government when it's YOU they think is a degenerate. See, some people on this site are bad, you're on this site to, according to YOUR OWN LOGIC that automatically makes you just as degenerate as everyone else here.
"Stoner culture" is a myth. People get the idea to try it because it's offered to them and they try it. It's nothing beyond that. You obviously have zero experience around people who actually do smoke weed. Most habitual smokers are quiet about it considering it's not-so-accepted in a lot of places.
And you're tired of arguments about personal freedom? I'm tired of arguments that amount to "STOP LIKING WHAT I DONT LIKE" which is all you have.
Legalization makes sense for everyone involved because it does not violate anyone's rights or put anyone in harms way.
> Most habitual smokers are quiet about it considering it's not-so-accepted in a lot of places.
Except for when they're on the Internet. Stoners love to rant about being left alone to smoke in privacy, then get on social media to post Vines of their bong rips.
As for the rest of what you posted, it sounds like you're trying to defend your drug usage.
Weed is for losers. Should it be legal? Probably not. Should people go to jail for it? Probably not. However, it should be noted that crime rates and traffic deaths have significantly gone up in states where "weed" was legalized. Weed breeds laziness and selfishness on a level only matched by socialism. Weed is for niggers, put that shit out right now.
>, it sounds like you're trying to defend your drug usage.
Yes, yes I am because I have a right to do it and to the pursuit of happiness which people like you clearly violate with emotional, illogical, straight up bias arguments.
Point on the doll where weed smokers hurt you user. You can't because you're not in any worse shape by anyone else smoking weed when you're not around. This does not negatively effect you at all.
I still say that they would have been heroin users regardless. If the weed wasn't there initially to get them high, than they would have tried heroin. Since it's so easy to get, right?
I understand the "It's *the current year*" argument is unpopular here, but it holds true in this case. In 2016, we're still having discussions of a '60s hippie anachronism that served as the catalyst for cultural Marxist thinking.
I know what negatively affects me and what doesn't. So I put my interests in what is negatively affecting the society around me and those who live in it.
>imblyn rich white alpha kids don't smoke weed
I also doubt many stoners smoke pot for recreation, 'cause I'm sure deep down they have some other problems/issues they're trying to avoid through doing drugs. Plus, I don't see smoking weed as being cool, not just because of how unhealthy and stupid it is, but because of how popular it is. It's so conformist. They're like sheep, and they typically buy into every "trendy" thing the media puts out.
I don't know if you've noticed but making it illegal hasn't really worked, lots of people still smoke weed it's just you've also got a massive black market with all the organized crime and hence violence that that entails, just look at what's happening on your southern border. The prohibitionists basically took something bad (recreational drug use) and made it even worse somehow, it's quite an achievement.
weed is cancer
I understand that, that's why I think we should do what some of these oriental nations do, where drug use/possession/smuggling/etc. is punishable by death. Gotta thin out the offal from the gene pool.
Welfare props up those drug babies. They wouldn't have shit without government support
dude shh. he didnt have friends and is looking for friends on this mongolian icefishing board. leave the autists alone, we'll round em up soon enough.
>Eradicating substances (not just outlawing them) will break said cycle
Hahahaha how in the fuck do you propose "eradicating" these substances? We've tried complete and utter illegality for half a century and it's been a total failure, where in the hell do you go from there? Are you on drugs right now?
> Chris Christie pic
So what does that have to do with anything? It's easier for someone to lose weight than to get off drugs. Of course, they would have to make an effort to do it. Most druggies show no interest in giving up their addictions.
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People bitching about stoners because they were the ones who bullied them in high school.
Marijuana legalization is coming faster than a speeding bullet, hell it's already legal in my state. You all have really run out of things to complain about, haven't you?
No, I'm not on drugs, but I'm sure you are.
This thread is about marijuana, which is extremely easy to quit due to it not being addictive at all. Go make a separate drug thread if you want to complain about "druggies".
Heroin is more prevalent now than it ever was. I never said it was easy to get before. I've already had 2 friends die from it recently, both mid twenties. One of them had a history of addiction in their family, so I won't talk about him, and the other had no history of addiction in their family at all. He was a huge stoner who later on fucked around with pills, and would go thru people's medicine cabinets. He kept his addiction to himself and never got help unfortunately, and I do believe honestly, in my heart that it was from him first smoking weed and drinking a lot. He was searching for a different high and did a lot of other drugs other than heroin. And he was one of the nicest, happiest people you'd ever meet. I'm not saying weed is bad. I think it should definitely be legalized. But I do believe it can lead to different drugs because people react differently to weed, so they go on that search for a different high.
generalizations mean a weak argument.
just admit you are simply a sad lonely angry """"""man""""""
How are you different than a sjw?
>people doing things hurts my feelies
I don't smoke; I have been high, it was dis-interesting, so I never went back.
Why do I think it should be legal? Because of general purpose nihilism.
What if I told you drug use still exists in those nations too?
Also good luck getting people in your country to accept death penalty for drug use when executing people for per-meditated murder is considered a controversial idea, once again: are you on fuckig drugs right now?
Thanks for proving my next point how stoners are self-righteous and prone to making false generalizations.
I don't smoke weed, but I think it should be legal. If people want to do it, I don't care.
Banning the consumption of any substance is pure paternalist overreach and should never be accepted
I used to smoke
I have several mental issues where I get delusions and get very afraid. Like- middle of the night, I'm scared of the dark, holding my pee because I'm afraid to move because 'things' will get me. I see shapes and figures in the dark, and constantly 'think' I see or hear things. I was using a growing amount of weed to calm myself and cope with my depression from how isolated I have become.
I found out that weed makes that kind of shit worse and stopped smoking and I'm on actual meds for it now and its been helping.
It was hard to stop at first, but after a month or so it actually gets nice to not 'have' to smoke before doing anything. Not that I ever left the house except for work and to get more weed.
That said, I think it should be legal, but there needs to be more openness about the risks and side effects.
It should be legalized because:
1. No one farms anymore. Growing pot is a "gateway drug" to running a successful agribusiness.
2. Pot is no more or less harmful than alcohol or cigarettes. If that level of self-harm is acceptable in modern society, marijuana should be too.
3. The ban was politically-motivated and had no basis in fact.
4. It would decrease the criminal population in the US by at LEAST 30%, or a couple million people
>he calls others self righteous
>while putting none of the blame on his own useless self for society's downfalls
Then why haven't you quit?
You can't expect to reason with these people, user.
Hey u Fuck tardy go get your term paper material on your own time. We'renot your personal writers writers you lazy fuck.
Then why do you keep on saying such absolutely ridiculous things?
*pre-meditated murder
> are too ashamed to admit to their drug addictions
b b b b ut he's making false claims
>on 4 chan of all places
I smoked marijuana one time 6 months ago. Got high as shit with some friends. I don't have the shakes or the addiction symptoms or whatever else stupid shit you believe.
Face it, there is nothing wrong with marijuana, and just because you were the loner kid in school who never had any friends so therefore have never had anyone to offer it to you doesn't exactly put you in a position to decide what is "degenerate".
>too ashamed of their shitty arguments to ever actually address the criticisms
Explain to me how you're going to get people to accept the state killing people for using drugs when the state killing people for fucking murder and rape is a controversial idea, explain how exactly you're going to "eradicate" drugs?
>too ashamed to admit he really just wants friends
>too autistic to go about it any other way than shitpost
I smoke weed and i dont think it should be legalised.
The reason being is that people cant control themselves. If you smoke a joint once or twice a week thats fine, but what you see is people are completely dependent on the shit to escape/kill time and have no motivation and are dopey as fuck.
medicinal marijuana on the other hand is well studied and has proved beneficial to many. So in the regard it should be allowed.
The potheads on here sure get defensive, don't they? They must really be addicted.
used too long ago. should be legal as any other and prescribed/controlled by medical professionals.
it gets legalized less young ones will do it, and if they are curious doctors can put em on a ride for a while. better that way it would be young jedi
I doubt you have very many friends yourself with your self-righteous attitude.
Don't have to defend pot to realize you're no different than a socialist.
>the government should take care of it because i ate too many cheetos
Donald trump doesn't smoke weed and will be legalizing it across the board medically and leave recreational use up to the states.
Stfu.
I can legally smoke weed in my home state of California
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Actually, I had a friend who I easily could have smoked weed with, but I turned it down. Trust me, if I wanted to try something, I would have done it by now. Don't assume that lack of opportunity is the root of someone's dislikes. I think you have some residual damage from that pot you tried. Must have been some potent stuff.
Source?
>post retarded shit
>how retarded your shit is gets pointed out
>"lol you're being defensive"
You ever going to answer this post m8?
> "home state of CA"
> Mexican flag
I know, "what's the difference?"
all weed smokers are degenerates if anything we should kill anyone that smokes weed
He won't.
>source
Don't be a shitter. Hop on ye old Google or YouTube and search words like "trump" and "marijuana" and "legalization"
We could do anything if we invested more into science instead of degenerate media industries.
Me. Never smoked, never will. But I support legalization because:
- keeping it illegal causes too much crime.
- ...which overflows the judicial system and the penal system.
- it's no worse than cigs or booze, both of which are already legal.
I mean he said he would in the 90s and then he just said as much on at one of his rallies. I don't know if he CAN or if it will just be like what happened in Canada but saying "he wont" is pretty shit b8 without reasoning.
Holy shit you are on drugs, nice troll thread m8.
You stoners can argue with me all you want, but you won't change my mind (and I certainly can't change yours), so why don't we just make a deal, you stop posting your love of weed on the Internet and we'll stop bitching about it? After all, it's a private and personal activity, and you've said it yourselves.
You don't have much faith in human potential, do you?
It's less harmful than tobacco and alcohol and I'd rather be taxing the potheads to fund education or infrastructure or some shit
Kinda like how Georgie runs their college scholarship program through their lottery system. Might as well get some use out of the degenerates.
>legally smoke
>CA
Naw.
I decided to dig it up.
Are there any statistics on wrecks/deaths/etc before and after weed was legalized?
You've obviously made up your mind. I'm not sure why you made this thread.
>It's less harmful than tobacco and alcohol
Bad argument, 2bh
smokin a fuckton of it
legalize it NOW
Probably the same reason why stoners make pro-weed threads.
>If someone wants to kill themselves with drugs, no one should tell them they can't.
What if they kill someone in a wreck?
I think weed is absolutely retarded just as cigarettes are. That being said, weed does have medicinal uses. While I'd love to ban that shit I also don't like the idea of the government telling me what I can and can't do. Ban smoking around kids and make the fuckers stand 100 feet away from buildings and not this bullshit 15 rule in Illinois.
> look at this badass
You mean like the tens of thousands of deaths/injuries from drunk driving yearly?
When are we going to ban alcohol anyways?
Kappa.
Yeah, when are we? Forget about trying to legalize weed, we should be trying to get rid of the drugs we already legally have.
Yes. That is exactly my point. Quit jumping on the alcohol subject on everyone.
over my dead body.
>really really long rant.
I really hate that Bullshit with that phrase. It's not the drug that has anything to do with what you do after that. It's the people who influence you into trying other things. I grew up in one of the most meth infested part of the country. I'm sure I could have walked into any yard stuck my finger in the dirt and found some. But, I was lucky enough to grow up with people (parents included) who discourage the use of drugs but be either dismissive or indifferent to weed because it's something alot of people do at one point and it's harmless if done responsibly. Noone just acknowledges it because it's not legalized.
But, if I would have grown up poorer or in a worse part of town there's a chance someone could have put a glass bulb in my hand and gave offered me meth. And that's what happens to alot of people and the cycle continues. Over and over.
>tl;Dr it's not the drug that's the issue it's the people.