God/ Nature grew it Man destroys it.
Is the so-called laws of men tromping on mine and your rights.
marijuana/hemp could be medicine. Is it a threat to the 'big drug' industry.
Alcohol had the same problem. Also tobacco.
Where does it end? Communism? A socialists' Government?
Read the numbers my friend and look a bit at history
THC
2 8 3
13
4
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-11-04/authorities-destroy-10-million-plants-marijuana-hemp
Authorities-destroy-10-million-plants-marijuana-hemp
Marijuana
419913151=33
Hemp
8557=25
33+25=58=5+8=13=1+3=4
Industrial hemp is a variety of cannabis sativa plant that has much lower levels of the psychoactive chemical THC than are found in marijuana. Industrial hemp grown for commercial sale must, by law, contain no more than 0.3% THC, though there’s an exemption for hemp grown for research purposes.
THC
283
13
4
cannabis sativa
31551291 112941
27..................18
9.....................9
9+9=18=1+8=9
THC
283=13=1+3=4
How about them numbers. Nature grows it. Man destroys it.
(More on this later)
Bob Gray Smith
262 7917 14928
10 24 24
1 + 2 + 4 + 2 + 4 = 13 = 1+3 =4
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Medically, tobacco leads to cancer, and if not cancer, suffering like emphysema for those who have a lifelong habit, affecting their retirement years greatly and usually leading to early death. Nicotine is one of the hardest habits to kick, while probably the most attractive for young people trying to look "cool," like role models that they see from either peers or stars. Education and appropriate regulations are necessary to prevent mass addiction for the unwary.
Alcohol can be beneficial if consumed in small quantities. The problem with alcohol is that with certain compulsive people, alcohol becomes an addiction. Alcohol is the number one killer of people. Although I don't have the exact statistics. Alcohol is also expensive, like tobacco, and destroys family life more than any other substance other than opioids of the opium derivatives.
Marijuana is the most benign of vices. And is very attractive to young people. I have experienced students using marijuana and found that their ability to reason and to focus on difficult questions and research, generally falls off. While their creativity may increase momentarily, they often have delusions of doing things never carried out. More research on THC's effects on the brain need to be studied. Smoking marijuana is like smoking cigarettes. Harmful to the lungs.
I am in favor of legalizing and taxing all forms of escapism, including cocaine and heroin. As long as there are strict educational warnings from legitimate studies and regulations that prevent organized crime from benefiting from the foolhardy addictions that people are often stupidly drawn into.
We all pick our poisons. The biggest poison affecting people these days is conspicuous consumption. Buying or consuming more than we need. Leads to obesity, hoarding, debt and massive destruction of the environment. We are sheeple and children, justifying our habits that we really know are self-destructive.
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