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Warpy

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2. Oh, FFS. And how many of those fatalities also involved alcohol?

Reply to lilsourgoose (Reply #1)

Wed Jul 20, 2016, 01:10 AM

Jul 2016

One of the very last things I ever wanted to do back in the good old days of getting stoned was get behind the wheel of a car and drive it somewhere. I knew I was impaired. Most stoners do.

Unless they're also drinking. Then they're all Superman.

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Legalization of marijuana benefits schools and decreases crime rate [View all] TroyJackson Jul 2016 OP

...and, unfortunately, increases car accident fatalities lilsourgoose Jul 2016 #1

Oh, FFS. And how many of those fatalities also involved alcohol? Warpy Jul 2016 #2

Really? lilsourgoose Jul 2016 #12

Had you read carefully Warpy Jul 2016 #13

bullshit. Warren DeMontague Jul 2016 #3

And the Gov admits THC kills Cancer Cells nationalize the fed Jul 2016 #4

Because there is no demonstrated medical benefit alain2112 Jul 2016 #5

we've had decades of drug warriors claiming it would make you violent, cause your nuts to fall off Warren DeMontague Jul 2016 #6

Of coarse there are medical benefits....don't expect those being enriched pipoman Jul 2016 #8

Who's scrutiny? Oh...those most tied to the pharmaceutical industry? pipoman Jul 2016 #7

That would be a great idea.... Wounded Bear Jul 2016 #10

So using the same argument that worked for whistler162 Jul 2016 #9

Colorado’s 2015 Marijuana Tax Results: $135 Million, $35 Million Going to Schools Bluenorthwest Jul 2016 #11