Former surgeon general calls for marijuana legalization

[Dave]

Originally Posted by t-homo

THC pills.

Pills? No. Make it an inhaler so there's some social stigma attached to its usage

[Trip]

Originally Posted by t-homo

THC pills.

pills are just too scary for people. I agree with dave, an inhaler makes you look like a retard with a disorder instead of a pill popping junky.

[Avatard]

Originally Posted by 101lifts2

lol...srsly

The guy prolly smokes himself.

Quoted for stupidity.

"The guy" is Joycelyn Elders.

[Avatard]

Originally Posted by t-homo

THC pills.

Contain few cannabinoids, many of which have medicinal effects we don't yet understand.

[Avatard]

Originally Posted by 101lifts2

It's not the MJ itself, it's the tar it produces. You can spin it however you wish, but MJ has 20x the tar then cigarettes.

Unlike tobacco, it's also an expectorant, meaning its essentially "self-cleaning".

The tar does not stay in your lungs.

[nhgunnut]

Originally Posted by Avatard

Quoted for stupidity.

"The guy" is Joycelyn Elders.

The same woman that had a Masturbation Curriculum for middle school!
Doesn't change the fact that I believe legalization makes sense but dragging this loon back from the crypt as an authority makes no sense.

[nhgunnut]

Originally Posted by Avatard

Unlike tobacco, it's also an expectorant, meaning its essentially "self-cleaning".

The tar does not stay in your lungs.

The tar Stays in your lungs Just like any other burning plant matter in fact more tars stays. Cause there is more in Cannabis.
Again doesn't change the fact that it should be legal but that statement makes as much sense as "it aint drug man its natural"

[tallywacker]

Smoking ANYTHING isn't good for your lungs.

[101lifts2]

Originally Posted by Dave

Then we're back to obeseity

No sugar low fat brownies?

[101lifts2]

Originally Posted by Avatard

Quoted for stupidity.

"The guy" is Joycelyn Elders.

Thanks for pointing out the non-relevance. I should have expected as much.

The question is what is she gaining from the legaization?