No, but personally I'm extremely pro-legalization. I used to smoke a lot of pot, and the only reason I don't anymore is because of the risk of drug screening at my job. Frankly, I find that ridiculous, as what I do on my own time is my business.
From personal experience, pot has been a very good antidepressant and anti-anxiety treatment for me. If it were legal where I live, I would probably smoke a little every day after work the way many people have a glass of wine as a "relaxer". Pot is definitely far less dangerous than any other drug out there.generals3 said:Funny thing is that Weed is probably the most underestimated drug out there. They once carried out a study about the effects of weed on your mental health and the funny thing is that those who were given updates on their test results were much more likely to stop weed than those who weren't told about the impact weed had on their mental health.
Pot isn't smoked with tobacco, generally; it's smoked by itself. And it's not as dangerous as tobacco because a) you can't chain-smoke it (you'll pass out if you try) and b) unlike commercial tobacco products, it's not generally cut with carcinogens. Smoking anything is definitely not the healthiest choice, but I'm willing to bet if you compare the lungs of someone who only smokes marijuana against someone who only smokes tobacco, there'll be a pretty noticeable difference.omega 616 said:Everybody knows putting smoke into your lungs isn't a healthy choice. Since weed is smoked with tabaco, which is almost always smoked itself.