Drinking is the pushy krauts national pastime.
Pot will be soon.
http://www.420magazine.com/forums/germany/87439-germany-cannabis-law.html
Marijuana legalization: LESS government?
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Drinking is the pushy krauts national pastime.
Pot will be soon.
http://www.420magazine.com/forums/germany/87439-germany-cannabis-law.html
Actually....That's not quite true.
lain:Smoking and Depression: Is Smoking Cessation Effective?
Stimulants are a class of psychoactive drug that increase activity in the brain.
"Using advanced neuroimaging technology, research is beginning to show that nicotine may not be the only psychoactive ingredient in tobacco."
It is true (Tom uses a study done with rat's, how appropriate for a Libertarian thread). To my knowledge, no one has ever beaten up his wife after smoking a cigarette or cigar. As mentioned, no one has ever been pulled over for DUI and been asked by the police officer: "Sir, did you use Copehagen chewing tobacco prior to entering your vehicle?"
Etc. etc. etc.
Keep pushing dope legalization Tom, because that's what Libertarians like you do.
BTW, has anyone stopped to think that maybe the reason Eran's place of employment doesn't have a pre employment drug policy (pre employment drug tests are standard practice throughout the hospitality industry) is because the person who wrote the policy might be a drug user himself?
"What, you want ME to take a drug test? But I was the one that wrote it!"
:yawn: That's not what you posted though. You didn't post anything regarding actual behaviors of people under nicotine influence you merely stated that is was not a "mind altering behavior changing drug"...Which is (Since you are not backing off of the claim but rather seeking to further cloud the issue.) either an attempt at obfusacation or an outright lie.
...And you keep lying and misrepresenting people because that's what weak little wolves like you do. :e4e:
Go ahead Tom, show me a case where a black guy high on cigars drove recklessly through the streets of Los Angeles on March 3, 1991 and after fighting numerous police officers, was arrested.
There must be plenty of examples out there where people hiiiiiiigh on tobacco not only had their mental state altered, but behavior as well.
Poor Tommy, did I hurt your wittle Libertarian feelings?
My my my...You are a sad little man...Still can't grasp your own failings. :chuckle:
I'm not sure...How many people have stolen money or shoplifted to get "smokes"?
For that to happen I'd have to have some small measure of respect, or failing that, at least minimal regard for your opinions. :chuckle:
Your turn Tom:
1) Does your place of employment have a pre employment drug test, and a policy once you're employed prohibiting recreational drug use?
2) Does your place of employment allow tobacco products to be used while on a break?
3). Does your place of employment allow you to consume an alcoholic beverage the night before you report for work, as long as you don't report to work in a condition that would be deemed as intoxicated?
The stage is yours Tom.
1) Does your place of employment have a pre employment drug test, and a policy once you're employed prohibiting recreational drug use?
2) Does your place of employment allow tobacco products to be used while on a break?
3). Does your place of employment allow you to consume an alcoholic beverage the night before you report for work, as long as you don't report to work in a condition that would be deemed as intoxicated?
The stage is yours Tom.
Thanks for your honest participation in the thread Tom.
When you learn to be honest you may have better responses. :yawn:
Ok Tom, be "honest" about your stance on the legalization of marijuana. You will have your words written here for all to understand.
After that, answer my questions from an earlier post about drug testing, etc.
I favor legalization of marijuana provided, like alcohol, it be regulated/taxed. I've already stated this...But here it is again. :e4e:
:chuckle: Still confused where you stand with me little man?
Your stance on marijuana legalization is in print, no one can alter it.
BTW Tom, are you a dope smoker yourself?
I'm confused because I didn't see an answer to my question from above in your short post.
Here it is again:
1) Does your place of employment have a pre employment drug test, and a policy once you're employed prohibiting recreational drug use?
2) Does your place of employment allow tobacco products to be used while on a break?
3). Does your place of employment allow you to consume an alcoholic beverage the night before you report for work, as long as you don't report to work in a condition that would be deemed as intoxicated?
Ooooohhh...Ominous :noid:
Used to be....Quit about 25 years ago.
lain:...and you are not going to any time soon.
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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
BTW Tom, are you a dope smoker yourself?
But Tom...
why on earth would you quit if smoking dope isn't that harmful?
I can only hope that you didn't have a "harmful" glass of wine or beer with dinner last night, as you'll be lucky to be alive at the end of the day if you did.
Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
BTW Tom, are you a dope smoker yourself?
But Tom...
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3783690&postcount=338
why on earth would you quit if smoking dope isn't that harmful?
I can only hope that you didn't have a "harmful" glass of wine or beer with dinner last night, as you'll be lucky to be alive at the end of the day if you did.
Just really didn't fit with me too much any more I guess. It was more of a phase-out type state of affairs...It just didn't show up in my life too much...and then it was gone.
:idunno:
:think: Well, I can see how that would be a concern with marijuanna at the present time, but thankfully beer is legal so I don't have to worry about some overzealous cop breaking in my front door and shooting me over it.
:e4e:
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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
why on earth would you quit if smoking dope isn't that harmful?
Well then, with dope being legal in both WA and CO, I can't think of a better time for you to take it up again. Come on out to WA or CO and toke away Tom, as it's not only legal, it
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Originally Posted by WizardofOz
"...just isn't that harmful".
Quote:
I can only hope that you didn't have a "harmful" glass of wine or beer with dinner last night, as you'll be lucky to be alive at the end of the day if you did.
We're currently talking about the health concerns of dope vs alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine, not the legality of either.
Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
why on earth would you quit if smoking dope isn't that harmful?
Well then, with dope being legal in both WA and CO, I can't think of a better time for you to take it up again. Come on out to WA or CO and toke away Tom, as it's not only legal, it
Quote:
Originally Posted by WizardofOz
"...just isn't that harmful".
Quote:
I can only hope that you didn't have a "harmful" glass of wine or beer with dinner last night, as you'll be lucky to be alive at the end of the day if you did.
We're currently talking about the health concerns of dope vs alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine, not the legality of either.
:think: Maybe I will.
I'd say getting shot is pretty detrimental to ones health! :AMR: