Anonymous wrote:It absolutely causes psychosis. Any who pays attention knows this.

Anyone who pays attention to what?

Have you ever even been to a legal dispensary which by definition is filled with marijuana users?

Does it look like some kind of dystopia to you with psychotic people staggering around the grounds?

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Anonymous wrote:Even the highest doses are way less harmful than alcohol which is already very legal and accepted everywhere. Most people aren't anywhere close to these supposedly "harmful dose" levels either.

LOL. This is what my professionals told my parents in the 1970's that pot was way less harmful when my brother started using. He died at age 50 from drug use.

I can guarantee you that whatever your brother died from, he didn't die from marijuana.

Sounds like you just have very bad family genes, or your brother graduated to different drugs, but smoking pot won't kill you.

I got told by my PCP years ago when I caught my son with marijuana at 13 that it was a "gateway drug"

What a load of crap. Mostly it's like anyone who needs their consciousness altered will easily also be using THC, but marijuana is not fatal. Nor does it cause psychosis.

Anonymous wrote:Your title should include the word “may”

But why risk it?

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone see the NYT 2/02/26 article about Canadian research on psychosis + weed? Turns out, weed use causes psychosis in teens and young adults. Shocker.

Also, a modicum of research shows that there is very little, if any, medical use for weed and there is a HUGE downside, drug dependency.

I think there’s a big difference between an old lady with glaucoma or terminal cancer using it, versus a 20 year old that got it for anxiety or non descript back pain.

+ 1million ...

Can confirm my best friend lost their crap on edibles. Mental illness usually shows up in your teens and 20s but years ago they started chomping edibles and mentally they're no longer recognizable in any way.

It absolutely causes psychosis. Any who pays attention knows this.

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Anonymous wrote:Even the highest doses are way less harmful than alcohol which is already very legal and accepted everywhere. Most people aren't anywhere close to these supposedly "harmful dose" levels either.

LOL. This is what my professionals told my parents in the 1970's that pot was way less harmful when my brother started using. He died at age 50 from drug use.

What drug? It wasn't THC - Sorry for your loss, but the individual had the issue not the drug.

Oh this one “the individual had the issue, not the drug,” sounds familiar. Snap! It is what the NRA says “the individual had the issue, not the gun.”

Same dumb ass logic.

The NRA is right. That’s the difference.

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Anonymous wrote:Even the highest doses are way less harmful than alcohol which is already very legal and accepted everywhere. Most people aren't anywhere close to these supposedly "harmful dose" levels either.

LOL. This is what my professionals told my parents in the 1970's that pot was way less harmful when my brother started using. He died at age 50 from drug use.

What drug? It wasn't THC - Sorry for your loss, but the individual had the issue not the drug.

Oh this one “the individual had the issue, not the drug,” sounds familiar. Snap! It is what the NRA says “the individual had the issue, not the gun.”

Same dumb ass logic.

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Anonymous wrote:While listening to the police scanner last night I heard a call for a mother that needed help because her son was experiencing a psychotic episode after smoking pot.

its being laced with anything and everything now even fentanyl. This isn't the 70's pot with hardly any THC.

Repeat after me - THC isn't being laced with FENT.

No one said it was. Pot can and is laced with fentanyl. THC is another component. You sound very ignorant.

WHAT? I'm bringing actual real world knowledge here. THC is "pot" and no dealer is lacing THC with that and it can be purchased legally all over. There's absolutely 0 incentive and you might just kill someone which most people even crazy drug dealers don't want to do. You really need to stop talking about stuff you have 0 clue about.

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Anonymous wrote:While listening to the police scanner last night I heard a call for a mother that needed help because her son was experiencing a psychotic episode after smoking pot.

its being laced with anything and everything now even fentanyl. This isn't the 70's pot with hardly any THC.

Repeat after me - THC isn't being laced with FENT.

No one said it was. Pot can and is laced with fentanyl. THC is another component. You sound very ignorant.

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Anonymous wrote:While listening to the police scanner last night I heard a call for a mother that needed help because her son was experiencing a psychotic episode after smoking pot.

its being laced with anything and everything now even fentanyl. This isn't the 70's pot with hardly any THC.

Repeat after me - THC isn't being laced with FENT.

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Anonymous wrote:Even the highest doses are way less harmful than alcohol which is already very legal and accepted everywhere. Most people aren't anywhere close to these supposedly "harmful dose" levels either.

LOL. This is what my professionals told my parents in the 1970's that pot was way less harmful when my brother started using. He died at age 50 from drug use.

What drug? It wasn't THC - Sorry for your loss, but the individual had the issue not the drug.

Anonymous wrote:While listening to the police scanner last night I heard a call for a mother that needed help because her son was experiencing a psychotic episode after smoking pot.

its being laced with anything and everything now even fentanyl. This isn't the 70's pot with hardly any THC.

While listening to the police scanner last night I heard a call for a mother that needed help because her son was experiencing a psychotic episode after smoking pot.

Anonymous wrote:Even the highest doses are way less harmful than alcohol which is already very legal and accepted everywhere. Most people aren't anywhere close to these supposedly "harmful dose" levels either.

LOL. This is what my professionals told my parents in the 1970's that pot was way less harmful when my brother started using. He died at age 50 from drug use.