Birdley42008

People that smoke marijuana and outsiders tend to blame ambition problems on marjuana, the substance, the problem is people have a problem blaming themselves for their lack of ambition and lazyness. If marijuana is keep you from your ambitions and from doing things, then after all maybe YOU shouldnt smoke marijuana. I smoked marijuana all through highschool. Freshman and sophmore year, I didnt care about school, I was drifting towards a stoner. Then it dawned on me that it was only a substance, and I had motivation problems before I smoked marijuana. I realised it wasnt the marijuana it was me, the problem with motivation and ambition in my case, was not because of marijuana, but because my personality was laid back and I had no set goals or ambitions.

At this point I figured change would be good. No I didnt stop smoking marijuana, I just simple stop hanging out with so many friends, and started focusing on school. During Junior and Senior year I continued to smoke marijuana daily and got high honors consisting of A's and B's.

People have ambition and motivation problems even if they dont smoke marijuana. It is based on the type of person, their surroundings, and personality.

Oscar

Thanks Dr. Phil.

Souron

i'm not gonna say weed is actually as bad as most people make it out to be, but it does still kill brain cells, as does alcohol, so if you do enough of either it can be detrimental to your memory and suck things, also from what i have heard/read you cannot actually get addicted to weed, and the more you use it the less it works for you, that could be wrong but its what i have heard,


and those are both funny *** videos

Donald125

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xternal

Well said.Its all how you handle it

bitchasscracker

the only reason more people are involved in alcohol accidents is because its readily accessible.


take your freshly dumped 40 year old who wants to get fucked up he is not going to know where to go get some pot. but he knows exactly where his local tavern is.

Birdley42008

I second the accessible part. I live 5 minutes from highway 95, on the mass/nh border there is two state liquir stores on each side of the highway.

Thats the problem with society. Alcohol is easily accessible to anyone over 21, and marijuana is easily accessible to anyone under 21. Weigh the legality issues, marijuana charges stick longer than the actual substance, "addiction!"

Just another failed policy by the goverment. Just like, "No Child Left Behind." Punish the ones who need help the most!

ososlohatch

this is funny coming from a guy who start smoking in 7th grade and quit when he was about 23 becouse it made him too tired... If i didn't smoke pot i'd be doing twice as much pain pills and twice as much coke which are far more worse.. so i would say smoking a couple bowls a day isn't a crime .. its a habbit.. and to even compare drinking to smoking pot is like apples and orange's lemme ask you this though since we are comparing... I'n nebraska first offense for possesion under a ounce if you over 18 is a 80 dollar fine ...first offense dui is automatic 30 days in jail.. no house arrest no probation straight up 30 days in jail for your first dui.. the law tries to confine drinking people like a plague becouse they are infected. people who drink but then talk bad about pot are halarious becouse alcy has gotten you in more trouble than pot has ever got me in trouble .. i'm 22 never been busted for any drug related charge.. one more thing why is there AA and NA alcohol is just as bad as all other combined narcotics ... some people need to do a little reading...
http://www.drugpolicy.org/marijuana/factsmyths/

Myth: Marijuana Can Cause Permanent Mental Illness. Among adolescents, even occasional marijuana use may cause psychological damage. During intoxication, marijuana users become irrational and often behave erratically.

Fact: There is no convincing scientific evidence that marijuana causes psychological damage or mental illness in either teenagers or adults. Some marijuana users experience psychological distress following marijuana ingestion, which may include feelings of panic, anxiety, and paranoia. Such experiences can be frightening, but the effects are temporary. With very large doses, marijuana can cause temporary toxic psychosis. This occurs rarely, and almost always when marijuana is eaten rather than smoked. Marijuana does not cause profound changes in people's behavior.

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Leslie Iverson. 2005. “Long-term effects of exposure to cannabis.” Current Opinion in Pharmacology 5: 69-72.

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Weiser and Noy. 2005. “Interpreting the association between cannabis use and increased risk of schizophrenia.” Dialogues in Clincal Neuroscience 1: 81-85.
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London Telegraph. "Cannabis use will impair but not damage mental health." January 23 2006.

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Andreasson, S. et al., “Cannabis and Schizophrenia: A Longitudinal study of Swedish Conscripts,” The Lancet 2 (1987): 1483-86.

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Degenhardt, Louisa; Hall, Wayne; Lynskey, Michael., “Testing hypotheses about the relationship between cannabis use and psychosis,” Drug and Alcohol Dependence 71 (2003): 42-4.

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Weil, A. “Adverse Reactions to Marijuana: Classification and Suggested Treatment.” New England Journal of Medicine 282 (1970): 997-1000.

schim187

what does (special e)coeurant mean i shoulda stayed in skewl :1

bitchasscracker

your post makes no sence since your high