This Is Why Cops Hate Drugs!

Cop "Edward Sanchez" Makes and Eats Homemade Pot Brownies,
Freaks Out And Calls 911

Never could imagine this.. Just shows what the world is coming to.

Awaiting a follow up in the news !

i wasn't going to post that but i couldn't stop laffing at the dialogue!

lol i i can't sop laughing

Aha, this is ridiculous but pretty funny, I can really laugh about such stuff...

The Scarlet Pimp said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrZLc9lqQM0

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Freaks Out And Calls 911

How the fuck did that guy answer so many questions being high.
Listening to it was like that guy answered more questions than i did in all my exams in graduation.

lol

ha ha ha

That's just hilarious!

Listened to a little bit of it. My thoughts are pure bullshit. There is no documented case of marijuana overdose.

No pardon me while I get out my "Oil Stix" ( http://www.oilstix.com/ ) CO2 extracted hash oil that is 79.19 percent THC (tested by the state of Colorado) and take a hit.

Even if you can't overdose without taking insane amounts of the toxic chemical, doesn't mean its not bad for you in the long run.

So let's revisit our two questions. Is marijuana addictive? Yes, and a real, visible change in the brain's reward system. And is marijuana safe? No, and the younger you start or the more you use over time, the more dangerous it is to your brain. Whether or not you believe recreational marijuana should be legal, it's time to admit its power as a dangerous, addictive drug.

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https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/ending-addiction-good/201404/studies-show-long-term-effects-cannabis-the-brain

Capo Dei Capi said:

Even if you can't overdose without taking insane amounts of the toxic chemical, doesn't mean its not bad for you in the long run.





https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo...ies-show-long-term-effects-cannabis-the-brain

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Have you ever thought that life is a terminal disease? You were born dying. There is a risk in everything. One of the processes of life is learning to manage those risks.

As an example; I live in Salt Lake City, Utah. The area is basically a big bowl with the city surrounded by mountains. I have heart and lung conditions. The pollution that accumulates in this bowl is definitely not healthy for anyone, but especially deadly for me. I accept that risk and mitigate it where I can.

Weed is possibly harmful to heart patients, but what is more detrimental: pain from deteriorating joints (over lifting as a power body builder in my youth), the pain from a damage sciatic nerve, or the possibility of raising my heart rate by smoking hash oil? I think the pain that prevent me walking at times is more harmful.

Specifically with *any* psychoactive substance there is a psychological risk because you often alter your perception of what is due to the use of said substance. This is true of any drug that a shrink may prescribe and *illegal* substances. I believe that weed and its derivatives are less harmful to a person than pharmaceuticals. Weed is undergoing a tremendous amount of research, and the more we research, the more benefits we are finding.

If you wonder about my failure to use the word "Reality," it is because each person has their own reality that is different from everyone else. If we had to experience reality as another person does, we would quickly become permanently and irrevocably insane.

As an edit. I can go to a doctor and pretty much have any pharmaceutical pain control prescribed I wish. I have bookshelves full of opiates. They do not work.