Drug Users

Originally posted by Devil King
Buisness. As AC said, anyone can grow it, but anyone can grow tobacco too. But you don't see it happening, look at the cigarette and tobacco industry. -trust me, it's not as easy to do as you might think, I tried it in high school.

Taxes. The government could make even more money from taxes, just like they do with alcohol.

Medical benefits. The research on this is out there to be found.

and lastly, because it does fit with [b]my lifestyle [/B]

Actually growing pot isn't that hard, growing enough to smoke often is, and it will cost you a shit load in electricity but it's very doable.

growing good pot is difficult.

Originally posted by §P0oONY
Right, someone give me 3 legitimate points as to how legalising Cannabis helps society

1) Taco Bell will become the Godfather of fast food, as all other establishments will have to keep their drive-through windows open until 2 AM.

2) Employees who work for PVC Pipe and 2-Liter bottle factories will have permanent job security.

3) Art colleges will continue to not field any athletic teams.

Originally posted by botankus
3) Art colleges will continue to not field any athletic teams.

Is that why that is!?

Their Sidewalk Art festivals are unrivaled, though.

Originally posted by Fishy
Actually growing pot isn't that hard

I know, it's a weed for christ sake. Imagine how stupid I felt.

Originally posted by Fishy
t will cost you a shit load in electricity but it's very doable.

Think that's how they catch people?

Originally posted by Schecter
growing good pot is difficult.

Indeed. A friend of mine from high school almost got busted in college because he and his room mate were growing hydroponic weed in the college lab. (I'm not sure I ever really bought the story, but it's a good example of the kind of effort and equipment you need to grow descent weed.)

Originally posted by Devil King
[B]I know, it's a weed for christ sake. Imagine how stupid I felt.

Think that's how they catch people?

It is over here, smoking it isn't illegal growing it yourself is however, most people don't want to risk the huge electricity bills all of a sudden and tap power from other people, the power company's usually find out. Well that or if they use their own power their power bill will go up so high it's incredible and the cops will come by to check on why.

We really have stupid laws about drugs here... Legal to have it, legal to use it illegal to make it.

It doesn't necessarily cost a lot in electricity. A friend of mine got a good crop by growing it in a green house, and keeping it in a growing solution, in a bath at night. It was good stuff as well and a good yield.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
It doesn't necessarily cost a lot in electricity. A friend of mine got a good crop by growing it in a green house, and keeping it in a growing solution, in a bath at night. It was good stuff as well and a good yield.

I'm no expert but this just sounds strange, most pot growers in the Netherlands are discovered because of their electricity bill or because they are tapping power from other sources... Strange that you can do it without a lot of power then, are all people in the Netherlands just idiots when it comes to growing pot, or am I just really misinformed?

Originally posted by Fishy
I'm no expert but this just sounds strange, most pot growers in the Netherlands are discovered because of their electricity bill or because they are tapping power from other sources... Strange that you can do it without a lot of power then, are all people in the Netherlands just idiots when it comes to growing pot, or am I just really misinformed?

It depends what breed you intend to grow and what level of yield you need out of it. The use of hydroponics makes it quicker and also means it's hidden from view. However, this means that you can be caught both by heat sensor cameras and via the level of electricity used. Also depends on the level of commitment willing to be put it, it takes more when not grown using hydro.

Drug use is a complicated subject. Sports folk who drink the wrong soft drink before an event get done for doping because traces of some drug is in thier blood, drugs users from cannabis to the heavyier drugs like heroin are condemned as junkies and painted as loosers etc.

But they give MILLIONS of children Ritalin for being a bit hyperactive, some very young. Might as well all take LSD its similair.

Talk about hypocrits

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ritalin

Originally posted by Bicnarok
But they give MILLIONS of children Ritalin for being a bit hyperactive, some very young. Might as well all take LSD its similair.

Wow, it's similar? Didn't know that.

YouTube video

if ever sustaining an injury, one should be wary of painkillers like vicatin and percadil (did i spell those right?).....these two can get you hooked easily.

Originally posted by §P0oONY
"I'm selfish when it comes to drugs", I can live with that. If that's the only thing you can say agaisnt my point them I'm fine with that.

You are also stupid.

Cause, in fact you aren't selfish but ignorant. You don't even want it banned for yourself, you want it banned for no particular reason at all.

I don't like fish...it doesn't suit my lifestyle...it's about as harmless as pot, maybe a little less, but, and here's the difference between us two...I don't want fish to be banned.

I don't ****ing care whoever wants to eat fish should do so...don't force me to eat fish and I don't force you not to eat it, right?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
if ever sustaining an injury, one should be wary of painkillers like vicatin and percadil (did i spell those right?).....these two can get you hooked easily.

In 2005, I was on vicodin (correct spelling) and crutches for 4 months after tearing cartiledge and breaking 3 bones in my foot. One day I was posting rather rudely on KMC and Bardock was like, "what the hell's wrong with you?" and I told him I had just ran out of my vicodin prescription. So yes, it's tough breaking that "habit."

Originally posted by botankus
In 2005, I was on vicodin (correct spelling)

What do you want, a spelling medal?

4 months of painkillers is harsh. you become addicted within just 5 days, so i imagine your withdrawal was harsh

:edit: but it was probably a healthy and moral kind of addiction since taking prescribed vicodin is legal

Originally posted by Victor Von Doom
What do you want, a spelling medal?