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Yeah.....  No.

 

 

I smoked for 12 years. I quit the day I found out I was going to be a father.

 

 

No withdraws, no cravings, no dick sucking.

So your personal claim outweighs actual research and evidence. Interesting science, there.
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So your personal claim outweighs actual research and evidence. Interesting science, there.

Marijuana isn't addictive in and of itself. It's the human brain that can find marijuana addictive. It's similar to how kids get addicted to video games. It's just a reaction caused by the pineal gland.
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Yeah, it does.

 

 

12 fuging years of research and evidence that I didn't read off the internet.

Lol. 

So the article I cited said 9% who use it become addicted, jumping to 17% among teens and 25-50% among daily users. How does your case disprove that?

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Marijuana isn't addictive in and of itself. It's the human brain that can find marijuana addictive. It's similar to how kids get addicted to video games. It's just a reaction caused by the pineal gland.

​This. You can become addicted to just about anything. Doesn't mean that everything is addictive.

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Dat evil gubmit kepin' dem miracle weed down! Can't trust 'em over weedcurescancer.com.

I remember government funded research in the 70's and 80's stating pot killed brain cells. What they were really doing so suffocating monkeys with marijuana smoke and being like look brain damage. The government has had a vested interest in keeping the American public ignorant when it comes to actual facts regarding marijuana then being truth. I mean they have literally being making billions of dollars keeping it illegal and throwing black men in jail. So yeah why the fug would anyone believe what comes out from them. Your opinion isn't rooted in fact at all. It's pure misinformation and you look foolish for spouting that nonsense
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Marijuana isn't addictive in and of itself. It's the human brain that can find marijuana addictive. It's similar to how kids get addicted to video games. It's just a reaction caused by the pineal gland.

​This.  Each individual is impacted differently.  For some, it can be a mental addiction rather than a physical one. 

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I remember government funded research in the 70's and 80's stating pot killed brain cells. What they were really doing so suffocating monkeys with marijuana smoke and being like look brain damage. The government has had a vested interest in keeping the American public ignorant when it comes to actual facts regarding marijuana then being truth.

I mean they have literally being making billions of dollars keeping it illegal and throwing black men in jail.

So yeah why the fug would anyone believe what comes out from them. Your opinion isn't rooted in fact at all. It's pure misinformation and you look foolish for spouting that nonsense

​You realize it actually costs money to throw people in jail, right? 

I understand you view your weed so highly that any criticism of it is seen as abhorrent. But to say I'm misinformed, when you are denying that usage of marijuana impacts cognitive function, is absurd.

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​You realize it actually costs money to throw people in jail, right? 

I understand you view your weed so highly that any criticism of it is seen as abhorrent. But to say I'm misinformed, when you are denying that usage of marijuana impacts cognitive function, is absurd.

You obviously have no idea about the privatization of our prisons which led to my statement. Educate yourself on that. Glad you see you back track on your addictive stance though. Maybe you should also Google the difference between habit forming vs addictive.
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One has to literally be blind to not see the link between the start of the war on drugs and corporations like CCA being founded. The amount of misinformation that was disseminated by our government still seems to have a hold of some of our low iq posters like tn05. Cause marijuana is totally addictive. This website I googled told me soooo!!!

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He has fire but control seems not to be his strong suit.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000240073/article/frank-alexander-ejected-from-carolina-panthers-game

Don't get me wrong I am excited he going into season with nothing but Foot Ball on his mind.  Defense wins Super

Bowls or they say.http://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article22642725.html this him back in May.

Can't wait Go Panthers!!!!!!

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You obviously have no idea about the privatization of our prisons which led to my statement. Educate yourself on that. Glad you see you back track on your addictive stance though. Maybe you should also Google the difference between habit forming vs addictive.

​The government makes money by privatizing prisons?   You are going to have to explain that one. 

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