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Luxembourg First In Europe To Legalise Growing And Using Cannabis
will this be used as a case study for other European countries and do you think this will increase tourism in luxembourg
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The argument would be Danny that legalising it would mean people are not in contact with dealers who would push harder drugs.
The counter argument is that 'cannabis' is a wide umbrella for quite a few 'variants' some of which can be quite potent and dangerous. I doubt very much that they would be available legally so back to the dealer. And of course there will be those that 'get used to' the legal cannabis and want to try something harder.
The counter argument is that 'cannabis' is a wide umbrella for quite a few 'variants' some of which can be quite potent and dangerous. I doubt very much that they would be available legally so back to the dealer. And of course there will be those that 'get used to' the legal cannabis and want to try something harder.
Danny 13:12
So does mother's milk! :-)
YMF. 13:09. You don't see gangs of stoned people staggering round town at night fighting. Drug and alcohol abuse and excess can be harmful, but moderate use is often beneficial. Also I doubt if stoned people would be inclined to use rude terminology when talking about alcohol drinkers - it makes you mellow and happy, not intolerant.
So does mother's milk! :-)
YMF. 13:09. You don't see gangs of stoned people staggering round town at night fighting. Drug and alcohol abuse and excess can be harmful, but moderate use is often beneficial. Also I doubt if stoned people would be inclined to use rude terminology when talking about alcohol drinkers - it makes you mellow and happy, not intolerant.
Try this from your favourite lefty rag:
https:/ /www.th eguardi an.com/ science /2016/a pr/15/w hat-are -the-ri sks-of- taking- cannabi s
Not so great is it and certainly not better. Both have their problems but trying to claim cannabis is miles better is garbage.
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Not so great is it and certainly not better. Both have their problems but trying to claim cannabis is miles better is garbage.
YMF; From the Guardian (which I do not buy or read online)
"The acute mental impairment that comes from cannabis smoking explains why stoned drivers are twice as likely to crash their cars than unimpaired drivers." A stoned person tends to drive more slowly and carefully (anecdotal). The G didn't reference evidence for the statement.
"The number of people seeking professional help to quit or control their cannabis habit has risen in the past 20 years in Europe, the US and Australia. Only alcohol and tobacco lead more people into treatment." So alcohol and tobacco are worse than cannabis?
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"The acute mental impairment that comes from cannabis smoking explains why stoned drivers are twice as likely to crash their cars than unimpaired drivers." A stoned person tends to drive more slowly and carefully (anecdotal). The G didn't reference evidence for the statement.
"The number of people seeking professional help to quit or control their cannabis habit has risen in the past 20 years in Europe, the US and Australia. Only alcohol and tobacco lead more people into treatment." So alcohol and tobacco are worse than cannabis?
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I know this is equally anecdotal, but I have several friends who are serving Police Officers.
On a typical Saturday night in a normal market town, they all (unofficially) wish they did not have to be seen to raid and deal with the local dopeheads, who present them with no problem at all.
On the other hand. They rather wish they didn't have to deal with the consequences of alcohol abuse.
I asked a friend of mine about her work in A&E. Very rare to come across serious problems with cannabis.
Alcohol is a different matter entirely.
I would suggest that objectors should advocate designating alcohol as a Class B substance.
Then stand back, and watch the reaction.
On a typical Saturday night in a normal market town, they all (unofficially) wish they did not have to be seen to raid and deal with the local dopeheads, who present them with no problem at all.
On the other hand. They rather wish they didn't have to deal with the consequences of alcohol abuse.
I asked a friend of mine about her work in A&E. Very rare to come across serious problems with cannabis.
Alcohol is a different matter entirely.
I would suggest that objectors should advocate designating alcohol as a Class B substance.
Then stand back, and watch the reaction.
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