I've seen some threads lately regarding this subject of cannabis, I know there's a lot out there that smoke everyday or in some parts of there life. Then there's the uneducated comments which really piss me off. Who are just showing themselves as a true puppit to what we call our "Government"
I watched a very good documentary on Netflix called "The culture high" those who are ignorant towards it, educate yourself first and realise that they tell you it's bad etc (propaganda) to make more and more money. #Openyoureyes #Moneyisevil
Edit - I'm not saying money is evil directly! I'm talking about in general and how it's used throughout the world for evil things. i.e war, people getting locked up for a bit of pot so prisons generate more money. The way our world is shaped by money, politicians taking bribes, judges, police corruption. List is endless.
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Used to smoke a lot more a couple years ago Now I have other things in my life that need doing (hardcore workout routine, advancing my career, girlfriend to please, pvp to own at, etc) and I just can't smoke much anymore. I find I'm one of those that gets the weed hangover the next day and I have almost zero motivation to do anything for a day or two. Just not worth the 30 minutes of my food tasting good, that song sounding amazing or that movie/game being one of the best I've ever seen. I'll still blaze a couple times a year but only if I know I have nothing to do the next day. All that said I think anyone should be allowed to do whatever drugs they want as long as they don't have a negative impact on other people or society in general. Weed is so harmless. Even the few negative health impacts it can cause are really minimal. And the fact that alcohol, which is a much more harmful substance, can be purchased legally is extremely hypocritical. Anyway, society is slowly coming around and realizing that smoking weed is not any worse than having a couple drinks. Now our laws need to catch up (in Canada and across the US) to accommodate this paradigm shift