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Originally Posted by President
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Anyone who thinks that marijuana should be in the same classification as cocaine, heroin, meth, etc. which you apparently do, is simply fucking retarded.
And, as another person stated, your list basically makes everything that is done an addiction. Everquest is now an addiction according to your list.
Anyone who thinks Marijuana is "addictive" is simply retarded. Habit forming, yes, but that can be said about ANYTHING that provides relaxation, entertainment, etc. Are you going to start counseling people who watch TV all the time because they are HORRIBLY ADDICTED?!?!?!
Sounds like your wasting your $ on a poor education.
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Not obnly do you fail to understand what addiction IS, but you managed to take a complicated argument and simplify it down to "Nuh uh! Why? Cuz i said so!"
I never said weed, inherently, is addictive.
I never even said it should be treated like crack.
Everquest and other MMO's CAN be an addiction, and a previous thread here shows that. So can many other things.
Your argument is similar to arguing against car crashes being fatal because the last one you were in wasn't, so the rest must be fake.
As for the "Addiction tangent" as you put it was intended as a reflection on other drugs more so than weed. Which, if you had read the post (which you could not of, hence everything you posted above) had nothing to do with weed but rather with the argument that other substances listed in the thread were not drugs either, and about the argument of weed being or not being a drug.
You show such a limited narrow understanding of the issue trying to educate you on it is frankly a waste of time I feel.
If your life has been shattered forgive me, but it takes someone seriously upset and confused, to get so angry over such a textbook, founded, subject like you have. But at least i posted links, verified references, and the "waste of education" on addiction your awfully ill informed was straight from (ill post it again, because you didn't read the last post) American Psychiatric Association (DSM-IV) and the World Health Organization (ICD-10) textbooks.
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