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..I guess you have to stop using it if you start to suffer any sort of anxieties.....
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found a test, who dares do it? haha http://www.rit.edu/ntid/saisd/surveys/cudit |
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..the only ones which may not be reversable are those which already existed.... |
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..you need to carry on highlighting down as I did, where it states these cases may be particularly vulnerable and so should avoid it....
..nothing can legislate against everything and people do have to take some responsibility for themselves....if anything i.e a prescribed drug is having any adverse effects then the obvious and logical thing would be to stop taking it...... ..and if anyone who has any inherent mental issues chooses to use cannabis and ignore any issues which may arise, then I wouldn't have thought it being legal or illegal will make the slightest bit of difference.....therefore I say legalise it...it is comparitably less harmful than other legal substances... |
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I've made claims and you have not been able to refute them at all, all you've tried to do is cast aspersions in order to deflect from the fact that you haven't got an argument. I'll give you one last chance, I'll basically compile a brief overview of all my points to see if you can counter any of them without being evasive or resorting to any of your usual tricks. Pros of Cannabis - Less toxic then the likes of cigarettes or Alcohol. To overdose on Cannabis you have to smoke around a thousand joints in 10 minutes to reach fatal toxic levels which is pretty much impossible to do. - It's a powerful painkiller that (leading on from my previous point) is impossible to overdose on and the side effects CAN be lesser than that of some prescription drugs. - There's no recorded deaths attributed to Cannabis, there's thousands every year because of smoking and Alcohol. - Partaking in it can actually help prevent the effects of a lot of diseases. Some of which include Alzheimer's, MS, Hepatitis, Epilepsy and Depression. There's plenty of other illnesses it helps with as well. - Less addictive and generally safer than legal substances. - Generally calms people down so there's less chance of Anti-Social behavior then there might be if someone was drunk. I'm pretty sure I've made more points on the subject that I can't quite remember. The only negative that's been stated about it is the psychological aspect which other members have stated is down to bad growth which in countries where it's legal it isn't as much of a problem since there's guidelines and regulations involved that prevent legitimate stores from selling bad Cannabis. A bad batch could mess with your mind, Home made beer that's incorrectly brewed can kill you. |
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We are going around in circles here ammi, bringing alcohol and other medicines into the debate is not an argument for legalisation in my opinion. 9/10 it is smoked so there are the associated health implications there for a start. |
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You use cannabis with tobacco so the same risks apply... Thats why prescription drugs are only available on prescription...and the advice states clearly with them there may be side effects, however it may be more detrimental to your health not to take them if you have a medical condition. Again, you have to smoke to use cannabis ...the risk of death is the same. It cannot 'prevent the effects' at best it may alleviate the symptoms as it relaxes muscles thats all.. You cannot suggest it is any more or less addictive than any other 'substance' You may initially find it calms you down, fast forward 3yrs you are a paranoid wreck...what then? Can we stop now? I don't agree with the legalisation of cannabis I'm sure I am not the only person in the UK. |
Whether or not cannabis is legalised people will still use it. If it is not legalised its distribution and sale will remain in the hands of criminals and there can be no control over its quality. We're not talking about heroin here, and I think that those who are strongly against the legalisation of cannabis really don't understand the argument.
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I have the opinion that it should not be legalised, that is my argument and I have made points in support of it... It is my opinion of which I am entitled, why some fail to appreciate that is beyond me. Will the criminals suddenly hand over control of distribution then?.. |
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I was rational, and answered you with relevant information instead of personal opinion. Notice I did not throw any personal insults around dezzy. I am happy to be on your ignore list, thankyou. |
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Comment on the OP and stop jumping on bandwagons please. By insulting me and my views it does not make your point any more valid, or your opinion any more credible than mine. |
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...there are no circles to go around in..what there is, is a brick wall..the research you have shown actually states itself that there are no long term negative effects directly associated to cannabis...that's together with all of the other research posted by myself and others.... ..now I know that you're an intelligent lady, so I know that you wouldn't post research which negates your own opinion unless there wasn't any to find to support it..because that wouldn't make sense at all.... ...so, in the lack of any substantiated research to the contrary, I am in favour of legalising cannabis..I understand that you are not..and no, you won't be the only person with that ..you are perfectly entitled to be against it..but it is just your opinion, not backed up by any medical reasons...just as I and others are entitled to favour it...and the research backs this up.... ...I don't have anymore to add to this thread...I think the circles can go around quite nicely without me... ..and I have been paying attention..I always pay attention to my own threads... |
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There is no 'brick wall' ammi' I am intelligent enough to know that, I do however feel as if i'm talking to one on here sometimes.....lol There most certainly is evidence to support the long term psychological health problems associated with long term cannabis use. I appreciate you posted some information suggesting alcohol is worse than cannabis,and that may well be true, but I was not aware that was the topic in discussion. To me it bears no relevance to whether or not cannabis is legalised or not... I apologise for not being able to help you further find the necessary facts, however if you looked on the Royal College of Physicians website there will be links to many relevant articles. Failing that you could talk to FRANK :) |
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You are suggesting my view is ill thought out because you don't agree with it, that's fine.. It makes perfect sense redway, 'I do not agree with the legalisation of cannabis'.. Can you not understand that? Anyone that does great! fair play to you... |
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Why that causes some to personally insult me I have no clue.... Do you see me doing this?....no Why do I feel as if I have to apologise for not agreeing with the majority?... If you have to deride, scoff, patronise and berate anyone who has an opposing opinion in an attempt to validate yours then to me you have a very weak argument initially. |
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And this is more than you just having views that the majority don't hold. This is you not knowing what you're talking about and having yet another person banging on about the same nonsense that people try and sell across thinking that cannabis is on the same level as cocaine. |
Pity! what on earth are you talking about?
For the 10th time this thread is about the legalisation of cannabis. NOT alcohol. Where have I said cannabis is as bad as cocaine?.... I don't know what i'm talking about, and yet everyone else who support the legalisation is an expert?....haha!! I have said all I want to to you on this topic redway. |
Exactly. So err, why exactly are you in favour of people using alcohol, just not cannabis? Does alcohol not do more damage than cannabis and I don't see anyone calling for that to be banned? Because I don't see the point in allowing people to destroy themselves through excessive binge drinking (and of course they're entitled to do whatever it is they want to do with their bodies) but not allow someone get stoned through a harmless substance that doesn't cause any violence - and one which is automatically bound to improve in quality if out of the hands of criminals and into the hands of the government? The mind tickles.
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If you want to discuss that start a thread don't hijack ammis.
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