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of something. I guess the fact that alcohol can and does kill daily, but marijuana doesn't at all, makes alcohol O.K. because it is legal. You have a beautiful day.
Boy, you really are not in touch with reality. MJ is not as safe as you think. But keep telling yourself whatever you have to in order to justify your habit.
Oh, and btw, there are people who exist who break NO laws, ever. And certainly never on purpose.
Boy, you really are not in touch with reality. MJ is not as safe as you think. But keep telling yourself whatever you have to in order to justify your habit.
He said it doesnt "kill".
How is he "out of touch"?
Do you have some facts to back up your claim?
Boy, you really are not in touch with reality. MJ is not as safe as you think. But keep telling yourself whatever you have to in order to justify your habit.
Oh, and btw, there are people who exist who break NO laws, ever. And certainly never on purpose.
Once again my head is spinning with a post full of facts and figures.
In todays society we all know that drug screening (when jobs return) is an important part of the hiring process. With all the serious drugs such as heroine, crack, meth, etc. I would pre-screen too. Now alcohol is much more harmful than marijuana. Nobody tests for that. With the recent decriminalization of marijuana (not in all states) it should be removed from the list of drug test failures. Same rules would apply as with alcohol... 21 and older, not at work, etc. What do you think?
I think that an employer has every right to test for whatever drugs they want to. The company you work for gets to make the rules; if you can't (or won't) follow them, then you shouldn't be surprised if you're let go.
kinky toes...you do not care,but guess what,other people care...i do not enjoy pot smokers...i am not friend with low lifes,who break the law!!!respect the law (good or bad) is very importante for me and none of my friends break the law,neither in germany,nor in usa nor anywhere in this world!!
All the pot-smokers I know are highly educated and can spell and punctuate properly.
Comparing alcohol to marijuana is silly for two reasons:
1. You can drink without getting drunk. The whole point of smoking out is the high.
2. Alcohol has brought a lot of evil upon our society. You want to make more drugs legal and acceptable? Because we've done so well and acted so responsibly with the ones we have.
kinky toes...using drugs has nothing to do with how high you are educated...you can find addicts in every circle..having a college degree does not always equal smart....i can spell and puctuate properly too...in my language...smile...i hopeyou do not mind..amd if you do,not my problem..
stan4 addicts live in denial..to convince them they have a problem,is very difficult...
kinky toes...using drugs has nothing to do with how high you are educated...you can find addicts in every circle..having a college degree does not always equal smart....i can spell and puctuate properly too...in my language...smile...i hopeyou do not mind..amd if you do,not my problem..
Thank you for acknowledging the fact that drugs have little to do with whether or not a person is a "loser".
This has nothing to do with what's legal or not. This has everything to do with the rights of a private company. And like it or not, they have a right to spy on you, random tests on you for whatever, and limit your civil liberties. And guess what? It's legal for them to do seemingly illegal things without court orders! When you say you are truly a slave to your job, you truly are.
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