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how can you clarify responsible in a world currently built around abuse? or with a generation that is nothing different than the ones before nor after it? if you legalize marijuana and have the regulation of 21 and over, then it will change nothing as younger kids will still be able to purchase or steal it. Underage drinking does not seem to change and this insane thought that legalizing marijuana would change that situation is a joke. there will never be a change when no one is speaking out about responsibility and enforcing it. keep cannabis illegal and develop a zero tolerance ideaology around it…that is the only acceptance before allowing proper and reasonable medical study on the plant to create a form of aspirin for cannabis (meaning creating a pill or drink that has the same chemical in it). Allowing the drug to be legal is another excuse to use it and another message supporting abuse instead of responsibility.Are you basing your assumptions on young people who are using pot? Because if that is the case then I agree with you. Young people should not smoke pot or drink alcohol, and the ones who do normally do experiment at a young age talk of getting “baked”, or if trying alcohol want to get “drunk”. I am referring to responsible adults. The same ones who drink responsibly. Same ones can moderate marijuana. You are talking about your past experiences with young kids who have no business drinking or smoking pot.
how bout this… ask the people who you think use it responsibly “why they use it”. and if you use it…ask yourself the same question and be honest about it. then get back to me on that and try to say it is not abuse.I have been all over the world and have only known a few people who even consider pot as a religious sacrament. Of all the people I have known in the U.S who smoke the same is true. I personally know scores of responsible adults who partake in the use of marijuana from time to time and none of them are abusing it. I also know other adults who do abuse it, but then again, I know even more who abuse alcohol. It is all about moderation and education.
I would disagree when there are several accounts within American history depicting native Americans using marijuana in part of ceremonies that are heavily connected to their culture and early religion. There are eastern philosophies that embrace marijuana use as a means to meditate as does so called ‘modern’ philosophies. Many of these ideals actually cross basic Christian teaching, and I know for a fact C.C. does not support substance use when Praying.To say that marijuana is automatically some sort of religious activity is not true and is base on your limited experience with people and understandings of others religions.