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Weed smoking habits in Health ·
Lisa Rodriguez84 said:It's the truth, Kimberly Moore90. It’s literally what I suggested right here on this page.
But go ahead, try giving advice to someone dealing with a truly devastating illness and tell them to just smoke marijuana.
There are people out there who would honestly rather endure pure agony than touch a weed. It’s deeply depressing.

I mean, I’d probably use it to treat a common cold...😁 But whatever, I've got good health, so it doesn't matter..
Weed smoking habits in Health ·
I was watching this TV program the other day discussing the pros and cons of marijuana - ban drug. There was a doctor on there talking about how he gave it to his son, who was battling leukemia, just to help manage the pain. Apparently, after having a joint, the kid actually regained his appetite—he finally lost that constant feeling of nausea from the chemo, which meant he could actually eat enough to help his liver recover, and we all know the liver is usually the first thing to take a hit during chemotherapy. Beyond that, it’s supposedly quite effective as a therapeutic tool for pain management.
Drug Policy: Safe Injection Sites (SIS) in Health ·
Edward Green said:nobody ever catches me off guard; I’d just tell them they look great.

Are you actually complaining here? Just go spend some money on some silicone implants, trust me—it'll solve everything!👍
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Drug Policy: Safe Injection Sites (SIS) in Health ·
William White2 said:No dealer ever just knocks on someone's door offering drugs; people seek them out on their own.

🤣 Well, clearly this guy hasn't made a dime! For any successful sale, you need marketing! So I guess if you actually have money, it's all your fault? Typical.

And what are you, some kind of self-appointed judge, Walker or whatever?

Nah, I just like impressing girls. Who else am I supposed to hit on? Some nerds from the local community college?🤣
Drug Policy: Safe Injection Sites (SIS) in Health ·
amberorca192 said:Man, I bet you were a total nightmare when you cleared out those dealers from the neighborhood.🙏 A tough guy like you could have just reported them to the cops or hauled them in, instead of letting them run off because they were terrified of you. Good grief...🙄

Well, wouldn't you want to get rid of the headache of having every street punk looking at me like I'm the main attraction?😁 And I’m certainly not sitting here moping about it.
PS: My kid is still too young for school, but I see you don't have any. Hopefully, you'll have one someday—it’ll change your whole perspective.

One more thing: I actually feel for those people who turn to drugs just trying to find some kind of meaning in life. It’s a mess. It starts with some naive little game, and then they just completely fall apart. That’s why that whole evil system needs to be cut out at the root—basically, legalize it under strict medical supervision. That way, the dealers lose their grip, kids realize it isn't all that glamorous, and they move on to healthier things.
As for the dealers and the rest of the criminal element? I just can't stand them. Have you seen what they look like? Seriously, man, they're nothing but walking caricatures. 🤣
Drug Policy: Safe Injection Sites (SIS) in Health ·
William White2 said:Here we go again. Another one of those people whose kid could never, ever do anything wrong—it’s always everyone else's fault, isn't it? Just a constant cycle of finger-pointing. 👎

What are you even talking about? If you actually bothered to read what I wrote instead of just skimming, you’d see that isn't what I said at all. I am talking about how drug dealers prey on kids—kids who don't have the slightest clue yet what's good for them or what's bad. They haven't even developed a sense of judgment or a clear idea of what they want out of life. Dealers target teenagers because they’re the easiest marks; they're right in that rebellious phase where they think doing something illegal makes them look "cool." Honestly, I would punish drug dealers just as harshly as pedophiles. Both groups are predators. They both strip children of the most precious things they have: their childhood, their innocence, their happiness, and quite literally, their lives.
Getting someone hooked on hard drugs? Honestly, it’s no different than committing a slow-motion murder. You’re basically pulling the trigger and then just sitting back to watch the clock run out. In my book, the punishment should be exactly the same as premeditated murder. Period.
In my neighborhood, there's a pretty unspoken rule—ever since I moved in, you won't find a single dealer even on the next block over! 👍
Drug Policy: Safe Injection Sites (SIS) in Health ·
John Adams4 said:Why even bother posting if you don't actually have a clue what you're talking about?

Have you ever actually looked at a mortality chart regarding opioid-related deaths?

At the top of that list, you've got CIGARETTES, then ALCOHOL, and heroin doesn't even hit third.

And let me ask you this—has anyone ever broken into your house or swiped your car stereo just so they could fund a pack of smokes or a bottle of whiskey?

Look, I’m all for saying alcoholism is a serious societal issue, but cigarettes? Who's out there beating their wife, terrorizing their kids, or tearing apart the family cat just because they ran out of Marlboros...😕

Besides, nobody is handing out cigarettes or booze right outside the local high school just to pad their own pockets!!!!
If my kid ever started using drugs, the very first people on my list would be the dealers who made it possible! I'd gladly feed those bastards to the stray dogs in the neighborhood.😈