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randome Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Oct-17-11 03:29 PM
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228. No, of course not.
Edited on Mon Oct-17-11 03:31 PM by randome
And yes, caffeine can negatively affect one's driving ability. I'm talking about spatial perception and motor skills. That's why people smoke pot -to alter these perceptions- and if anyone wants to, it's okay with me.

But making it legal in general will only lead to more accidents.

I am not at all comfortable with the so-called drug 'wars' or how ludicrous the sentencing process has become. But Society has said that caffeine and alcohol are legal and other drugs are not. It's not always fair but there it is.

I think most people in principle would say they want marijuana legalized but in practice...I'm not so sure.
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