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No, I'm not going to celebrate 4/20 today. I don't understand the whole purpose of having a day committed to smoking marijuana and getting high. Marijuana usage should be discouraged, not encouraged. Doing drugs don't get you anywhere in life except closer to death.
I get high on life, not drugs. I've never smoked marijuana, and I won't ever smoke marijuana, I have no interest in it.
Do you drink alcohol? Do you smoke cigarettes? Do you drink caffeinated coffee or soda? Ever take a 5 hour energy boost? It's cool if you don't want to smoke marijuana but don't look down on others who partake responsibly. I haven't smoked in a long time but have been around many successful full time pot smokers. Some of the most intelligent folks I've ever been around. They work hard and get quality results at their workplace (or business they own). I never really understood people who look down on regular folk pot smokers.
Do you drink alcohol? Do you smoke cigarettes? Do you drink caffeinated coffee or soda? Ever take a 5 hour energy boost? It's cool if you don't want to smoke marijuana but don't look down on others who partake responsibly. I haven't smoked in a long time but have been around many successful full time pot smokers. Some of the most intelligent folks I've ever been around. They work hard and get quality results at their workplace (or business they own). I never really understood people who look down on regular folk pot smokers.
Perhaps, because it opens your mind? Hmmmm? It does tend to give one deep thoughts. Nothing wrong with that.
Do you drink alcohol? Do you smoke cigarettes? Do you drink caffeinated coffee or soda? Ever take a 5 hour energy boost? It's cool if you don't want to smoke marijuana but don't look down on others who partake responsibly. I haven't smoked in a long time but have been around many successful full time pot smokers. Some of the most intelligent folks I've ever been around. They work hard and get quality results at their workplace (or business they own). I never really understood people who look down on regular folk pot smokers.
No, I'm not going to celebrate 4/20 today. I don't understand the whole purpose of having a day committed to smoking marijuana and getting high. Marijuana usage should be discouraged, not encouraged. Doing drugs don't get you anywhere in life except closer to death.
I get high on life, not drugs. I've never smoked marijuana, and I won't ever smoke marijuana, I have no interest in it.
I never did "get" the need to use mind altering drugs or over indulge in alcohol. I guess some people cannot deal with reality.
If someone is in the process of dying from a painful disease and it helps them keep food down or decreases their pain, fine; but this so called "medical marijuana" and the dispensaries are a complete farce.
Why should we "celebrate" a day for a bunch of dopeheads to go kill their braincells? Whats next? Happy Methhead Day, Happy Heroin Addicts Day....shoot for added "excitement", why don't we just throw in Happy Pedophiles Day???
Happy St. Patrick's day? here's a shot of braincell-killing whiskey.
By the way, do you know for a fact that cannabis kills brain cells? It's actually a remarkably mild drug, especially compared to alcohol.
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Originally Posted by Roadking2003
With freedom eroding by the day, we should celebrate today. It could be a "remember when we were free" memorial.
Please note celebrating 420 is not the same as celebrating 4/20. At first I thought this was some sick post about Hitler's birthday
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