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To: Mariner

Never believed I’d ever see the day that tobacco is more restricted than grass. The future will see young people burning out, starting with the gateway drug and moving on to bigger and better (more dangerous drugs).


22 posted on 06/17/2018 11:04:53 AM PDT by kenmcg (tHE WHOLE)
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To: kenmcg

“The future will see young people burning out, starting with the gateway drug and moving on to bigger and better (more dangerous drugs).”

I agree.

Budweiser is a sinister, creeping gateway drug. Hell, they even market it to teens now days.


24 posted on 06/17/2018 11:06:44 AM PDT by Mariner (War Criminal #18)
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To: kenmcg

You’re living under a rock dude.


28 posted on 06/17/2018 11:10:00 AM PDT by 1FreeAmerican
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To: kenmcg

1) You’re still not seeing a day where tobacco is more restricted than marijuana.

2) The “gateway drug” theory has been proven to be false.

3) This ridiculous prohibition also keep industrial hemp from being grown. This is a useful raw material and would give American farmers (many of who are struggling) an easy-to-grow cash crop to add to their rotation. Even though this kind of plant is no good for smoking, it’s still illegal to grow.


30 posted on 06/17/2018 11:19:49 AM PDT by Fredpooll
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To: kenmcg

Empirically, the real gateway drugs are prescription painkillers. you see less opiate abuse in states with legalized weed. Using mj as pain management lets people avoid oxy which leads people to heroin or a permanent painkiller addiction.


61 posted on 06/17/2018 1:18:02 PM PDT by socalgop
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