MARIJUANA ADVOCATES

A marijuana advocate answers tough questions about marijuana being a gateway drug for psychedelics & wonders if his interviewer is really a policeman.

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News & Politics

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• pot
• medical
• marijuana
• drug
• laws
• randy
• wicker

[BigDaddyGrim]

Understand this: There is no substance on the Earth that you can take that will make you crave another substance that you have never had. You won't have one set of chemicals in your system that immediately make you crave another set of chemicals that have never been introduced to you before. That doesn't even make sense. Think about it.

[brokensoul70]

So because you can not control your addiction it should not be legal? You brag about your drinking in other threads, should they ban alcohol too because you are a drunk?

[molotovthrower6]

@RandolfeWicker marijuana is a hallucinogen..legal or not people including myself will continue to do it

[molotovthrower6]

marijuana is a hallucinogen..i dont care if its legal or not im still gonna do it

[hiimbrady]

yep. that IS a good example of how the government controls us.

[sannie08]

hahaha i hope your joking dude! for fuck sake. if your serious then you have given a good example of how the government controls us to the point that most people are just like cattle or sheep or some other farm yard animal unsuspecting of its imminent trip to the killing room floor

[tcsuperman86]

I agree that marijuana should be legalised. But i must say that it is not chrishtian that keep it from being legalised it is the Gov.I am a chrishtian and i think that it is but a gift from God. A gift to better humanity, in many countless ways. Although i dont smoke now because it is illegal, I hope that it some day isnt cause i like being high.

God Bless Weed!!!!

[NikoKun]

true, besides that, the government calls it a gateway, because 80% of hard drug users, started with Marijuana. Of course it doesn't work the other way around... If it was a gateway drug 80% of Marijuana users would be moving to harder drugs... but their not of course.

[PeoplesVendetta]

The only "gateway" aspect is its illegal status. If you buy one illegal drug from a dealer most of the time he has other illegal drugs to offer. thats it

[NikoKun]

As far as the "gateway" effect... I think there should be a defined difference between people who experiment with a drug, and try it once... and those that abuse, and become addicted...

And that right there, would disprove "gateway drugs"...

There is nothing wrong with experimentation, if you do it responsibly and safely. and that doesn't mean you're a victim of this make-believe gateway effect.