Young people who smoke cannabis
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videojetman
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I’ve got nothing against people smoking whatever, but why do they have to do it in public now ?
I’ve lost count of the times I have to breath in this sh**.
I’ve lost count of the times I have to breath in this sh**.
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I love smelling it in public 
Always more pleasant to me at last than a cigarette or a great plume of strawberry nicotine vape
Always more pleasant to me at last than a cigarette or a great plume of strawberry nicotine vape
videojetman
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regarding young people who smoke cannabis, or any of the other substances being used.
Sadly the young are in a culture of instant gratification.
It’s like seeing a future ruled by stoned zombies.
That being said there are still a minority who will have good brains to use when they get older.
Sadly the young are in a culture of instant gratification.
It’s like seeing a future ruled by stoned zombies.
That being said there are still a minority who will have good brains to use when they get older.
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There was a cannabis anti-legalisation campaigner not so long ago on TV. His sole concern was that as a legal product cannabis would be sold via companies with typical corporate adgendas: yearly growth via increased customer base, expansion of the market - by advertising and promotion and product development. The upshot being that there would ultimately be many more users than if it remained as an illegal substance. If there was a lucrative market, then there would be investment from ‘big business’ and growth / consumption would continue to rise.
I think this was a well-made, logical point and I think society should always consider this when legalising / de-criminalising substances. I.e the capatalist mentaility will always push for profit, if it is legally possible to do so, with little regard for the subsequent impact of the product.
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There was a cannabis anti-legalisation campaigner not so long ago on TV. His sole concern was that as a legal product cannabis would be sold via companies with typical corporate adgendas: yearly growth via increased customer base, expansion of the market - by advertising and promotion and product development. The upshot being that there would ultimately be many more users than if it remained as an illegal substance. If there was a lucrative market, then there would be investment from ‘big business’ and growth / consumption would continue to rise.
I think this was a well-made, logical point and I think society should always consider this when legalising / de-criminalising substances. I.e the capatalist mentaility will always push for profit, if it is legally possible to do so, with little regard for the subsequent impact of the product.
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I'd be happy with decriminalisation, which would probably prevent the capitalist pigs doing their thing.
It sounds more like the real issue we face is capitalism itself.
Power to the people!
It sounds more like the real issue we face is capitalism itself.
Power to the people!
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Stoned zombies lol. I have a friend who some would/did describe as a silly chav addidas trakies pug 106 smoked pot mdma ketamine. At 23 he is the first person to be employed straight from tech. by Mclaren.
He's designing cam shafts for the new F1. In short he has acheived his dream, he attibutes this partly to "not getting ******* pissed up like the rest of my mates"
I think education is key. Stereotyping drug users is just silly.
Stoned zombies lol. I have a friend who some would/did describe as a silly chav addidas trakies pug 106 smoked pot mdma ketamine. At 23 he is the first person to be employed straight from tech. by Mclaren.
He's designing cam shafts for the new F1. In short he has acheived his dream, he attibutes this partly to "not getting ******* pissed up like the rest of my mates"
I think education is key. Stereotyping drug users is just silly.
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