If drugs were legalised would you take them?

I would probabally take them.

Hell no.

Nope, still wouldn't see the point in it.

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

Um, no.

Think of the biggest possible No that exists.GazaAli

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUFxKUsW0nE

Will this suffice?

No way.

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

If they ever were legalized I would still only use the one and sparingly. I've had worse times and done worse things while drunk.

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

I might smoke marijuana on a rare occasion but thats about it .

Edit: i guess i accidently an etire bottle of coke

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

KHAndAnime

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

KHAndAnime

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]Think of the biggest possible No that exists.DJ-Lafleur

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUFxKUsW0nE

Will this suffice?

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"][QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

Frenzyd109

Of course, I would be trippin everyday.

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

KHAndAnime

Seriously? marijuanna has many long-term and short-term health effects. Also, even if it were legalized for recreational use what makes you think that employers would tolerate them?

It's just something I can do without.

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"][QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

Seriously? marijuanna has many long-term and short-term health effects. Also, even if it were legalized for recreational use what makes you think that employers would tolerate them?

It's just something I can do without.

Only pot smokers think there are no effects. :P

It seriously harms memory function over time.

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"][QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

Seriously? marijuanna has many long-term and short-term health effects. Also, even if it legalized for recreational use what makes you think that individual companies would still allow them?

It's just something I can do without.

Getting a job and being a regular smoker of marijuana isn't hard. If you drink a good amount of water, you can have it out of your system in a week with exercise. The long-term health effects are neglible and is offset in its benefits.

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] What are the consequences of marijuanna? Too much fun? Eat too much food? Costs Decent $$$?no_more_fayth

Seriously? marijuanna has many long-term and short-term health effects. Also, even if it were legalized for recreational use what makes you think that employers would tolerate them?

It's just something I can do without.

Only pot smokers think there are no effects. :P

It seriously harms memory function over time.

[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

Seriously? marijuanna has many long-term and short-term health effects. Also, even if it were legalized for recreational use what makes you think that employers would tolerate them?

It's just something I can do without.

KHAndAnime

Only pot smokers think there are no effects. :P

It seriously harms memory function over time.

Yes there is.

MENTAL HEALTH, BRAIN FUNCTION, AND MEMORY

It has been suggested that marijuana is at the root of many mental disorders, including acute toxic psychosis, panic attacks (one of the very conditions it is being used experimentally to treat), flashbacks, delusions, depersonalization, hallucinations, paranoia, depression, and uncontrollable aggressiveness. Marijuana has long been known to trigger attacks of mental illness, such as bipolar (manic-depressive) psychosis and schizophrenia. This connection with mental illness should make health care providers for terminally ill patients and the patients themselves, who may already be suffering from some form of clinical depression, weigh very carefully the pros and cons of adopting a therapeutic course of marijuana.

In the short term, marijuana use impairs perception, judgment, thinking, memory, and learning; memory defects may persist six weeks after last use. Mental disorders connected with marijuana use merit their own category in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) IV, published by the American Psychiatric Association. These include Cannabis Intoxication (consisting of impaired motor coordination, anxiety, impaired judgment, sensation of slowed time, social withdrawal, and often includes perceptual disturbances; Cannabis Intoxication Delirium (memory deficit, disorientation); Cannabis Induced Psychotic Disorder, Delusions; Cannabis Induced Psychotic Disorder, Hallucinations; and Cannabis Induced Anxiety Disorder.

In addition, marijuana use has many indirect effects on health. Its effect on coordination, perception, and judgment means that it causes a number of accidents, vehicular and otherwise.

Weed sure. I'd stay away from most other drugs.

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] What are the consequences of marijuanna? Too much fun? Eat too much food? Costs Decent $$$?KHAndAnime

Seriously? marijuanna has many long-term and short-term health effects. Also, even if it legalized for recreational use what makes you think that individual companies would still allow them?

It's just something I can do without.

Getting a job and being a regular smoker of marijuana isn't hard. If you drink a good amount of water, you can have it out of your system in a week with exercise. The long-term health effects are neglible and is offset in its benefits.

Why would you put yourself through all that knowing that the consequences have the potential of biting you in the ass later?

Yes, there are many studies linking marijuanna to memory loss. If you smoke that's fine with me, but don't deny the hazards it can cause with "benefits".

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"][QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

No, legalization doesn't get rid of other external consequences.

Frenzyd109

gamespot forums are my antidrug

Me and Suzy are on the same side. :o

MENTAL HEALTH, BRAIN FUNCTION, AND MEMORY

It has been suggested that marijuana is at the root of many mental disorders, including acute toxic psychosis, panic attacks (one of the very conditions it is being used experimentally to treat), flashbacks, delusions, depersonalization, hallucinations, paranoia, depression, and uncontrollable aggressiveness. Marijuana has long been known to trigger attacks of mental illness, such as bipolar (manic-depressive) psychosis and schizophrenia. This connection with mental illness should make health care providers for terminally ill patients and the patients themselves, who may already be suffering from some form of clinical depression, weigh very carefully the pros and cons of adopting a therapeutic course of marijuana.

In the short term, marijuana use impairs perception, judgment, thinking, memory, and learning; memory defects may persist six weeks after last use. Mental disorders connected with marijuana use merit their own category in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) IV, published by the American Psychiatric Association. These include Cannabis Intoxication (consisting of impaired motor coordination, anxiety, impaired judgment, sensation of slowed time, social withdrawal, and often includes perceptual disturbances; Cannabis Intoxication Delirium (memory deficit, disorientation); Cannabis Induced Psychotic Disorder, Delusions; Cannabis Induced Psychotic Disorder, Hallucinations; and Cannabis Induced Anxiety Disorder.

In addition, marijuana use has many indirect effects on health. Its effect on coordination, perception, and judgment means that it causes a number of accidents, vehicular and otherwise.

no_more_fayth

Most certainly not. I still support legalization however.

Me and Suzy are on the same side. :o

no_more_fayth

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Me and Suzy are on the same side. :o

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

We've been in two debates.

One on opposing sides.

So maybe a little shocking. :P

As far as the mental disorders go, I'd be willing to bet they were pre-existent, based off of my experience. Look at my dad: Avid weed smoker. Bipolar. Look at me: Never smoked ANYTHING in my life. Bipolar.GHlegend77

Certain individuals are probably more susceptible than others, but I think it's meant to emphasize that it works as a catalyst rather than a generator.

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]

[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

Me and Suzy are on the same side. :o

no_more_fayth

We've been in two debates.

One on opposing sides.

So maybe a little shocking. :P

Really? I don't debate :lol:

Can you refresh my memory? :P

[QUOTE="GHlegend77"]As far as the mental disorders go, I'd be willing to bet they were pre-existent, based off of my experience. Look at my dad: Avid weed smoker. Bipolar. Look at me: Never smoked ANYTHING in my life. Bipolar.Suzy_Q_Kazoo

Certain individuals are probably more susceptible than others, but I think it's meant to emphasize that it works as a catalyst rather than a generator.

[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]Is this shocking? :P

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

We've been in two debates.

One on opposing sides.

So maybe a little shocking. :P

Really? I don't debate :lol:

Can you refresh my memory? :P

It was one of those hot girls are slutty threads or whatever. :P

You were totally debating! :lol:

I can barely pronounce those last two big words, let alone comprehend them. :|GHlegend77

I'm sorry :(

Translation: Meaning it places importance (emphasis) on that it can trigger (catalyze) pre-existing mental conditions rather than create (generate) them by itself, get me? ;)

It was one of those hot girls are slutty threads or whatever. :P

You were totally debating! :lol:

no_more_fayth

I think I remember :o

I think you must be smoking, because I don't debate per se. Or at least I don't enter with intentions to do so :P