[dynachrome]

Satire of course.

[trisham]

LOL! No kidding? I guess that went completely over my head. :)

[b4its2late]

One of the those victims was 29-year-old Jesse Bruce Pinkman, a former methamphetamine dealer from Albuquerque who had recently moved to Boulder to establish a legal marijuana dispensary.

Pinkman was partying with friends when he suffered several seizures and a massive heart attack which ultimately proved to be fatal. Toxicology reports revealed that marijuana was the only drug present in his system.

“This is just a terrible tragedy,” says his friend Peter, “Jesse was trying to go legit and now this happens? I guess drugs really are as dangerous as they say.”

[Hoodat]

Satire of course.

Ya think?

[A Navy Vet]

Yes, satire. Pot has never been known to kill anyone unless they smoke and drive and/or include other substances. Although habitual use can decrease ambition and can be a gateway drug on occasion (I've seen it in my youth). But kill someone? Hardly.

While I'm still on the fence about pot legalization, the restrictions against legitimate doctors prescribing it for cancer patients and other ailments is wrong. They can describe every hard-core narcotic that exists, including morphine, but not marijuana?

Doesn't make sense. It can alleviate some symptoms and increase appetite, which certain illnesses benefit from the extra nutrients when a sick person eats, not to mention just feeling better.

[gitmo]

Very poor satire at that.