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Should cannabis be legalised?Newest Review: ... if it were legalised it wouldn't be as much fun for the 'pot heads' to smoke would it....... Most people start smoking it because they know iit's wrong, so if it were right they may not want it??? No because people would take the biscuit with it, if the only way to use the drug is for it to be smoked in one way or another, every 'pot head' would fake illness to get it on prescription....... Just as heroin addicts get their methadone.....it's all the same to them! Twice a week in my local town centre an outdoor market is set up, everything from fruit and foods to picture and clothing. I was walking past and was about to look at a pair... more |
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by zoe and billy ! - written on 05/11/09
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yes , we still think your all sad atually commenting on this page , GET A LIFE LOOOSERSS ! by billy and zoe, and we do not smoke cannabis !
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 229 readings)
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Should cannabis be legalised???? Yes and No........... Yes for medicinal purposes I understand, it offers the person in a pain a bit of relief and can help lots with certain conditions, but it should not be legalised in a way where it could be smoked....... If they could bring it in a tablet form that had no effect when smoked it would be great for people who need it. Also if it were legalised it wouldn't be as much fun for the 'pot heads' to smoke would it....... Most people start smoking it because they know iit's wrong, so if it were right they may not want it??? No because people would take the biscuit with it, if the only ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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I actually cannot believe there are people writing about this subject who think cannabis kills you! Recently, I have been off work with a slipped disc, the major symptom of which is constant, extreme, mindblowing pain. I was prescribed Tramadol (an opiate) and Diazepam (a powerful sedative) along with four other drugs. I was taking the maximum dosage of all of these, and the result was that I still felt the pain, but through a fog of depresssion and drowsiness. After four weeks I was prescribed morphine, the medical form of heroin. This made me sick and totally unable to concentrate. In the sixth week, my mother (yes, I know!), brought me round a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 148 readings)
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- No. No I don't think Cannabis should be Legalised because it's a very harmful drug. It can send people into depression, and make them paranoid. Why anyone would smoke it, I honestly don't know. People go out of their way using a lot of money which they can spend on something they actually need, but instead they go and buy drugs; why be so stupid?! I don't understand how people can put themselves at risk of dying for that drug! No it shouldn't be legalised for people that lower themselves so much that they become addicted to it, they're pathetic! - Yes. I don't think Cannabis should be legalised to people on the streets, obviously not, but it could ... Read the complete review

by - written on 05/10/09 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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I've never been a big user of cannabis but I have smoked a few joints the dim and distant past. Many of my friends and aquaintances did and it and then it was no big thing. I don't smoke it now because over the years I have seen some nasty side effects in people I know that are regular users. I'll get to that later. I understand the argument that soft drugs can lead to harder drugs. I don't think this is an argument that holds water really, because, following that argument, nobody would ever be allowed to drink shandy in case they became hardened gin swilling alcoholics. The fact is some people will move on to a harder drug, whether it's spirits or heroin, ... Read the complete review


