Marijuana legalization
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Here is an example regarding the legal medical application of marijuana.
http://legalizacija.org/?p=28
http://legalizacija.org/?p=28
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Marijuana legalization
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redhound2 said:Inhaling marijuana smoke carries 60% more carcinogens than tobacco. Consequently, products should feature skull-and-crossbones imagery and health warnings similar to those used for cigarettes.
This specific source (Donald Tashkin from the University of California) claims that marijuana does not cause cancer.
http://legalizacija.org/?p=34
Furthermore, edibles are much tastier, healthier, and more effective than smoking.
Marijuana legalization
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Al Capone
The same issue calls for the same solution.
Pablo Escobar
The same issue calls for the same solution.
Pablo Escobar
Marijuana legalization
in Health ·
Jesus using marijuana sounds like a tabloid headline, fine.
But the goal isn't to bait the masses; it's to spark interest in the mechanics behind it.
That isn't offensive; it is simply a fact. If he used it, it doesn't imply he was smoking joints.
It means exactly what is stated: being anointed with cannabis-based oil.
After learning this two years ago, I questioned medical students regarding whether topical application could produce psychoactive effects. I did not disclose the subject matter, and they confirmed it is possible.
Furthermore, when applied topically as an oil, it acts as a remedy for skin conditions.
Cannabis possesses over 60 medicinal properties, meaning its psychoactive and therapeutic effects can be combined through such usage, unlike when mixed with tobacco.
But the goal isn't to bait the masses; it's to spark interest in the mechanics behind it.
That isn't offensive; it is simply a fact. If he used it, it doesn't imply he was smoking joints.
It means exactly what is stated: being anointed with cannabis-based oil.
After learning this two years ago, I questioned medical students regarding whether topical application could produce psychoactive effects. I did not disclose the subject matter, and they confirmed it is possible.
Furthermore, when applied topically as an oil, it acts as a remedy for skin conditions.
Cannabis possesses over 60 medicinal properties, meaning its psychoactive and therapeutic effects can be combined through such usage, unlike when mixed with tobacco.
Marijuana legalization
in Health ·
Look, James Turner80, you can go back to whatever topic you want, but this is just how it is.
As for the idea that Jesus was anointed with cannabis-based oils...
I am not suggesting his followers should be using marijuana; I am saying that realization raises an entire set of questions about who the hell we actually know.🙂
Honestly, just take a look at the world we live in.
If one of the primary institutions responsible for morality—let’s call them that—demonizes the very plant their central figure used,
then this isn't some trivial detail, like losing a tenner on a bad bet. This ought to be a major point of study in core theological fields like soteriology or christology.
As for the idea that Jesus was anointed with cannabis-based oils...
I am not suggesting his followers should be using marijuana; I am saying that realization raises an entire set of questions about who the hell we actually know.🙂
Honestly, just take a look at the world we live in.
If one of the primary institutions responsible for morality—let’s call them that—demonizes the very plant their central figure used,
then this isn't some trivial detail, like losing a tenner on a bad bet. This ought to be a major point of study in core theological fields like soteriology or christology.
Marijuana legalization
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1. Cannabis, in its essence, is not inherently bad.
2. It offers various benefits, particularly regarding historical industry applications, medicine, and spirituality.
3. There are downsides; it can act as a trigger for individuals predisposed to schizophrenia, and excessive, irresponsible use may impair cognitive functions.
4. Ideally, those who enjoy it should be free to do so. That is not the reality, and therein lies the issue.
First, examine who is actually profiting from drug trafficking. Once you do, the reasons behind the current status quo become obvious.
There are simply too many vested interests involving powerful lobbies, intelligence agencies, and other elites using drugs for money laundering.
The role cannabis plays in this entire scheme is truly tragicomic.
Potential progress regarding personal liberty could come through decriminalization. However, given the questionable piety of American society, progress will be slow.
Here are a few relevant links:
Advocates for the legalization of all drugs - www.leap.cc
Cannabis in medicine www.farmakologija.com (search for "hemp")
Jesus used cannabis http://legalizacija.org/?p=33 (browse the site for more information)
2. It offers various benefits, particularly regarding historical industry applications, medicine, and spirituality.
3. There are downsides; it can act as a trigger for individuals predisposed to schizophrenia, and excessive, irresponsible use may impair cognitive functions.
4. Ideally, those who enjoy it should be free to do so. That is not the reality, and therein lies the issue.
First, examine who is actually profiting from drug trafficking. Once you do, the reasons behind the current status quo become obvious.
There are simply too many vested interests involving powerful lobbies, intelligence agencies, and other elites using drugs for money laundering.
The role cannabis plays in this entire scheme is truly tragicomic.
Potential progress regarding personal liberty could come through decriminalization. However, given the questionable piety of American society, progress will be slow.
Here are a few relevant links:
Advocates for the legalization of all drugs - www.leap.cc
Cannabis in medicine www.farmakologija.com (search for "hemp")
Jesus used cannabis http://legalizacija.org/?p=33 (browse the site for more information)