The Paddock

That is good news. These things go back and forth though. LSD will spike for a few years and decline. Coke does the same. Meth. But I hope that trend never reverses.

Agreed with everything except opiates. Many back problems. Just don't do them everyday.

I agree... only in America, can things be so bass-ackwards.

Btw... and this is coming from someone whose had a long standing love affair with liquor and never got past first base with marijuana. Thank God for common sense, huh?

I saw something on the news about governors from like 5 states trying to get marijuana lowered on the classification list. I think that's just common sense. As it is now it's considered in the same classification as cocaine, meth, heroin, and the like. Ridiculous.

I used to love liquor too (can drink beer, but why drink 12 when you can have a few mixed, strong-"butt" drinks), but I never felt so crappy in my life buyin' bottle after bottle every couple of days. Synthetic heroin and opiates are the way to go. I still think there is a future in medicinal value for marijuana, IMHO. Sometimes I completely lose my appetite and can't eat anything until 1 or 2 in the afternoon? Well, I can't just man-up and eat because I can't, so I just call my doctor and light one up: problem solved. I'm sure there are people with much greater problems than me who can use medicinal mary for at least temporary solutions.

Helping with appetite can keep people alive with diseases such as AIDS, Cancer especially while on chemo. And a variety of other diseases. The medicinal value is off the charts. There are also many ways in which you can ingest it that don't cause harm to your lungs. A ridiculous amount of people out there that could benefit from it being legalized. The illegal sale would not be any worse than narcotics such as Lortabs, Oxycodone, Oxycontin, Hydromorphone, oxymorphone, Xanax, Valium, etc.