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Underscore 16-02-2018 12:21 PM

Should cannabis be ________
 
Poll incoming x

RileyH 16-02-2018 12:24 PM

Legalised tbh.

Underscore 16-02-2018 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by RileyH (Post 9873511)
Legalised tbh.

Yassss queen x

Matthew. 16-02-2018 12:24 PM

legalise it!

Marches 16-02-2018 12:25 PM

It shouldn’t have been illegal in the first place reee

Underscore 16-02-2018 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Marches (Post 9873515)
It shouldn’t have been illegal in the first place reee

I agree!

LukeB 16-02-2018 12:31 PM

Legalised

Denver 16-02-2018 12:33 PM

It would be no fun if it was legal

smudgie 16-02-2018 12:33 PM

Medicinal only.


But nobody should go to prison, or even to court for it.

-Sue- 16-02-2018 12:35 PM

Used for medicinal purposes but criminalised for rec. uses was my option (but noone should be imprisoned for using it..)

But not legalised so you can buy it at corner shop...

Niamh. 16-02-2018 12:51 PM

Legalised, alcohol has a worse effect on people than cannabis does

user104658 16-02-2018 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 9873535)
Legalised, alcohol has a worse effect on people than cannabis does

It does, but something that I think is worth remembering, is that there are more people with alcohol and nicotine addictions than ALL other drugs combined, and by a huge margin. And alcohol and nicotine are the only widely used legal recreational drugs. While cannabis is a pretty SAFE drug (doesn't make people aggressive and there are basically zero recorded cases of death from cannabis overdose) that doesn't mean it's totally fine. I mean the same can be said for nicotine. There are also massive issues with people driving while high... These days it seems to be even more common than drink driving (I constantly smell weed on people at work and then see them leave and get into a car, it's crazy).

So overall, I don't question the safety of the drug itself but I do question whether legalisation would lead to a massive upswing in those using, and those becoming addicted, is its seen as normalised like alcohol and tobacco (cannabis not being addictive is a completely false claim).


But it does have some incredible medicinal properties in all sorts of areas. So I guess I come down on the side of legalisation, but on prescription only. And in terms of recreational use, no arrests / charges for people using (which seems to be the unofficial status quo anyway tbf) and, for illegal dealers, probably no prison sentences etc. but I do think there should be charges and a hefty fine (ideally funnelled into addiction services).

Withano 16-02-2018 01:57 PM

I don't feel strongly on the issue, but went for legalised. I can be convinced otherwise, I've not looked too far into it.

hijaxers 16-02-2018 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by RileyH (Post 9873511)
Legalised tbh.

Same here.

thesheriff443 16-02-2018 03:44 PM

Should be bigger fines for it and jail terms, there is a clear link between it and mental health problems plus you break a cigarette to make one and smoke it without a filter.

thesheriff443 16-02-2018 03:48 PM

people driving with canabis in their system is just the same as someone drink driving.

thesheriff443 16-02-2018 03:54 PM

Even if it was legalised like alcohol it would have a regulated strength, so dealers would other stronger gear for those want a bigger hit.

thesheriff443 16-02-2018 03:59 PM

I know a dick that was having the company van taken off him for testing positive to smoking canabis, I said can't you you give up it up?, he said I would not give up my weed for a job and this twat has about four kids with two woman that he does not support

montblanc 16-02-2018 04:02 PM

AT LEAST Decriminalized

Marches 16-02-2018 04:03 PM


The hero we don’t deserve

Seriously why is alchohol legal and not weed lmaoao

montblanc 16-02-2018 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Marches (Post 9873868)

The hero we don’t deserve

Seriously why is alchohol legal and not weed lmaoao

get ha on CBB22 :clap1:

y.winter 16-02-2018 04:09 PM

I don't understand that constant need to be sedated - be it alcohol or drugs. People are so obsessed with it and this all area is overrated.

joeysteele 16-02-2018 06:00 PM

Legalised absolutely.

Jordan. 16-02-2018 07:13 PM

It's dumb to have it criminalised when compared to other substances that aren't, but I just associate it with stinking chavs so idrc too much.

The Slim Reaper 16-02-2018 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443 (Post 9873853)
people driving with canabis in their system is just the same as someone drink driving.

That's not true. I've driven drunk a few times as a youngster as I grew up in a rural area with nothing around, and I've driven loads of times stoned, and trust me; being drunk and driving is scarily dangerous. Being stoned and driving is nowhere near dangerous. I understand it has to be illegal because inebriation and handling potential death machines isn't a good idea, but they are in no way comparable.

Vicky. 16-02-2018 07:58 PM

I think all recreational drugs should be legalized, though the stronger stuff should be heavily regulated. Makes it much safer for the users as dealers cut it with some really dangerous stuff. Also would make it less 'exciting' for youngsters I reckon, as part of the thrill is becaue it is illegal.

Daniel-X 16-02-2018 08:53 PM

Idk I’ve smoked it a good few times, most times I’ve been fine but a few months back I pulled a whitey. It was a similar feeling to the feeling when you’ve had too much drink BUT coupled with having really bad anxiety (I was at a train station thought everyone was staring at me, people were following me etc.) it just wasn’t pretty. So idk, I like doing it but after that rough time I’m scared how other people COULD react if they ‘pulled a whitey’ and they felt the way I did.

user104658 17-02-2018 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9874429)
. Also would make it less 'exciting' for youngsters I reckon, as part of the thrill is becaue it is illegal.

Well... Presumably it will still be illegal for youngsters, I can't imagine it would ever be legalised for under 18's and its not like alcohol isn't popular with teenagers...

thesheriff443 17-02-2018 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 9874418)
That's not true. I've driven drunk a few times as a youngster as I grew up in a rural area with nothing around, and I've driven loads of times stoned, and trust me; being drunk and driving is scarily dangerous. Being stoned and driving is nowhere near dangerous. I understand it has to be illegal because inebriation and handling potential death machines isn't a good idea, but they are in no way comparable.

In your drugged up state you think you are fine in the he same way drink drivers think they are fine, it's not big or clever.

AnnieK 17-02-2018 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443 (Post 9875409)
In your drugged up state you think you are fine in the he same way drink drivers think they are fine, it's not big or clever.

I agree it's not big or clever but its also a different type of inebriation, you are more likely to be reckless with a drink in you and less aware of your mortality. However, even if cannabis was legalised (and I believe it should be), I think there should be zero tolerance when driving and I also believe there should be zero alcohol tolerance when driving too

Tom4784 17-02-2018 02:15 PM

There is no valid reason for it to be illegal, it has health benefits when it comes to a lot of physical and mental ailments and thus it's not really harmful compared to most drugs either, especially considering the likes of the opioid crisis in America where addictions to Legal painkillers is a huge issue. Weed just isn't addictive in the same way and that crisis would probably not exist to the extent it does now if Weed was completely legalised.

When you compare it to alcohol or smoking cigerettes then alcohol and cigarettes are always the more dangerous substances yet they are legal. Weed is only illegal because things such as the War on Drugs which was just a political vote grabber at heart that relied on people's ignorance and fear over facts.

If you have no problem with smoking or drinking then you can't have an issue with Weed without being a massive hypocrite.

Jamie89 17-02-2018 02:45 PM

For medicinal purposes only. The thought of it being legal for recreational use makes me really uncomfortable but I'll admit it's personal prejudice, I'm sure it's fine for a lot of people and they can handle it but I used to live with someone who couldn't and there were numerous incidents that were extremely disturbing (especially when he was drunk and high). It's a mind altering drug and alcohol might be as well so maybe it's a little hypocritical for me to not want the same for alcohol, but then it doesn't alter the mind in the same way so I don't think it's a direct comparison between the two anyway. And also it's not a comparison in terms of it being one or the other since alcohol is so ingrained in society, it's not the effect of alcohol compared to the effect of weed, it's the effect of alcohol compared to the effect of alcohol + weed (if that makes sense), if both were to become commonly used, like even if weed is generally less dangerous than alcohol it's still an added danger that I don't think is necessary and a line has to be drawn somewhere even with milder drugs.

Northern Monkey 17-02-2018 02:50 PM

Not skunk.That **** blows your head off and can cause sensitive people some mental issues.However i’d legalise and regulate nice clean bush and black and roccy for over 18’s.

Cal. 17-02-2018 04:14 PM

Legalise weed but definitely disagree with legalising all drugs.

Had some drugged up scumbag demand to know what me and the girls will looking at and call us ***** today really aggressively for NO reason. I’m usually an outspoken person but even I was absolutely shook. We cannot have that on the bloody streets all the time!

GoldHeart 17-02-2018 06:46 PM

I was going to say legalised for medical purposes, but people still abuse it even for medical reasons :facepalm: . So that's why I've put criminalise .

I know it's not as bad as heroine or the other harsher drugs ,but it still has side affects that mess with people's health .

Smithy 17-02-2018 06:49 PM

It fookin stinks, so use it for medicinal purposes but illegal for the rest, can’t be walking down the street on the verge of vommiting bc of a bunch of dirty pot heads

GoldHeart 17-02-2018 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 9875969)
It fookin stinks, so use it for medicinal purposes but illegal for the rest, can’t be walking down the street on the verge of vommiting bc of a bunch of dirty pot heads

I would of said same but they don't use it properly for medical purposes anyway . They still abuse it and rot their brain cells with it :bored: .

Cannabis is supposed to be used for herbal remedies and medicines to ease pain, but that's by drinking it or bathing in it . NOT by smoking it :nono: , it has no health benefits by smoking it .

Marches 17-02-2018 07:18 PM

If ur gonna incriminate weed incriminate alcohol cmon uk be consistent alcohol is probably even worse than cannabis

GoldHeart 17-02-2018 07:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marches (Post 9876073)
If ur gonna incriminate weed incriminate alcohol cmon uk be consistent alcohol is probably even worse than cannabis

Hardly the same thing . Alcohol already has age restriction in shops anyway like with tobacco .

Vicky. 17-02-2018 07:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 9875640)
Not skunk.That **** blows your head off and can cause sensitive people some mental issues.However i’d legalise and regulate nice clean bush and black and roccy for over 18’s.

Works perfectly for my pain issues. Better than my morphine actually oddly enough.

Have only ever had it once though, on a day where I had no morphine and was in agony. Sisters boyfriend made me a joint with skunk..I felt really floaty but not recked as such, and my pain went away completely. I am seriously considering using it more regularly now


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