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Ron Obvious

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2. I agree -- bullshit

Reply to SHRED (Original post)

Thu Oct 6, 2016, 11:31 AM

Oct 2016

THC stays in the system for a long time past impairment and usually causes people to drive more slowly than otherwise.

And really now -- they've found one case. Just about how many deaths are there because of alcohol impairment? Or prescription drugs? These things shouldn't be taken in a vacuum in any case.

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Mother loses son to a driver high on pot [View all] SHRED Oct 2016 OP

Bullshit is the right call!!! marble falls Oct 2016 #1

I agree -- bullshit Ron Obvious Oct 2016 #2

Absolute bullshit ghostsinthemachine Oct 2016 #3

And coincidentally... SHRED Oct 2016 #4

There are probably cases of drunk driving loyalsister Oct 2016 #5

Lots of assumption here SHRED Oct 2016 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author kestrel91316 Oct 2016 #9

I just don't get the defensiveness loyalsister Oct 2016 #10

No; extremely callous is using the death of your son to perpetuate propaganda. MindPilot Oct 2016 #17

Legal Cannabis is not in jeopardy because of this... Moostache Oct 2016 #6

I'll bet this story... SHRED Oct 2016 #8

And you are re-publishing... CanSocDem Oct 2016 #12

I think if your logic was applied across the board here SHRED Oct 2016 #13

Then let it be... CanSocDem Oct 2016 #14

Point taken SHRED Oct 2016 #15

I'll bet our local anti-cannibis activist, Scott Chipman has something to do with it. MindPilot Oct 2016 #19

That is exactly how alcohol prohibition ended. MindPilot Oct 2016 #18

This is one case in 2010. What about the daily cases of teens killed by other teen drunk drivers or OregonBlue Oct 2016 #11

Those kinds of stories don't make alcohol illegal. Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2016 #16

Someone remind me how many kids kil kids with guns a year? Moostache Oct 2016 #20