Comments on: PTSD and Marijuana

By: Hamster Cages ·

Hamster Cages · — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 18:33:02 +0000

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By: fidelity

fidelity — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 13:46:34 +0000

I’m an OEF veteran, long time reader. Marijuana is an effective way to deal with post-military emotional issues.

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By: allan420

allan420 — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 22:26:03 +0000

that’s just it Cliff… they won’t walk a mile in anyone’s shoes. They won’t discuss Donald Scott, Zeke Hernandez, Peter McW, Ronnie and Charity Bowers… such is the poverty of their morality and the honesty of their intellect. Their arguments come from a true factual wasteland and their “evidence” is but a poorly constructed facade of faux science. Exactly why all these years of our collective effort spreading the science (a quick thanks here to Al Gore for inventing the internet – our best tool) is now producing fruit.

And OT… I highly recommend seeing Avatar! Just got back. 3 thumbs up!

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By: Cliff

Cliff — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 20:54:23 +0000

I was a soldier who never saw battle against a foreign enemy. However, my childhood was filled with the fear of being beaten by my step-father for anything that might make him mad. These were not swats on the ass they were fists, or belts or anything he could find to beat you with. After years and years of that abuse I found cannabis and even though I knew it was illegal (and my step-father would beat me some more), Lord help me, it was and is the ONLY THING that helped me to overcome the feelings of fear I have all the time.

I wish some of these holier than thou prohibitionists had to walk a mile in my shoes and then tell me the medicine that I have used for over 25 years doesn’t work and that I should just snap out of it and stop feeling the way I do.

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By: ezrydn

ezrydn — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 17:24:06 +0000

While it’s true that other occurrances within the residence might bring them coming, it won’t be for smell only. Any incoming regime can change things, we all know that. That’s why we need to solidify our positions while we can. I haven’t noticed many, as you call them “neaderthal cops” down here. None of the shoot’em first and ask later like you have up there. Don’t hear of much dog shooting down here either. BTW, they caught Leyva’s brother yesterday, the Leyva #2. No shots fired. The Gulf cartel is loosing administrators quickly.

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By: claygooding

claygooding — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 15:38:04 +0000

erzydn,that they are backing off is good,but for how long
and what happens if they are called to a house for some other reason and smell smoke? Or you get a neanderthal cop that lives to bust hippies? We don’t want backed off,
we want legal. It is a mistake to relax because they do,the next regime in DC could undo all that we have done by simply changing their policy.
“Marijuana is addictive to people the same way sex is,anything that good needs repeating!”

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By: ezrydn

ezrydn — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:47:04 +0000

Well, Just Me,

From the discussions I’ve had with my cop buds here, no one is going to jail for a joint, roach or seeds now. And, as long as you’re in your own house and not raising hell, there’s no concerns. How’s that for “compassionate?” BTW, 1.5oz bag goes for $150P which is about 1960s prices.

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By: Jon Doe

Jon Doe — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:35:04 +0000

That’s the “land of the free” for ya, Just Me. Because, you know, freedom only covers the right to own things that are used to kill people rather than access to things that could help people.

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By: Just me.

Just me. — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 12:37:22 +0000

“Compassionate” country huh EZ? From the looks of things ,the US government is start ing look like the ol’stick in the mud with all the “compassionate ” countries popping up around it lately.

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