[Star Traveler]

You said — “how many people die each year from a pot overdose?”

Well, in this instance I think the more appropriate question is how many people ever “get off the couch” in a pot overdose, and do anything in life? LOL...

I guess we could perpetually take care of those people who are continuously in that condition (and it does breed the “continuous effect” — that’s the “overdose condition, in that it “never stops”... LOL...).

I guess we can build places for them to live, send in the food when they need it and whatever other supplies they need, because I’ll guarantee you, in that condition, they’ll not be moving around too much or doing much of anything...

[RS_Rider]

I know quite a few people that don’t respect the current prohibition laws, so to speak. If pot were to become “legal”, it would only make a difference in price to them. Funny thing though, they get up off of the couch and work just like everyone else. How many people do you think, go to work with an alcohol hangover that lasts till noon?

[Katya]

"I guess we could perpetually take care of those people who are continuously in that condition (and it does breed the “continuous effect” — that’s the “overdose condition, in that it “never stops”... LOL...)." that's just retarded. You are using such outdated stereotypes, based on what you've seen in the movies. Are there people who live off the government and sit on couches all day? Sure...but most of them aren't stoners. Why do you care what they do with their time if it doesn't effect you? I've personally never been that interested in weed, or any other drug...but there are plenty of people who hold all types of sucessful jobs, who like to come home and kick back in the evening. And it doesn't effect you at all.