Why do so many people hate on stoners??

**PhAtBoYMr2** · 10-15-2006, 07:03 PM

Originally Posted by quickdodge®

If you say so. Later, QD.

i guess it all depends on how you perceive things my friend. everyone has different opinions and views i mean this is america. We all have different morals and beliefs

But weed is something that has been around and it will always be around, no matter how much money the government spends on trying to enforce it they never will get rid of weed...its a plant, its a natural substance so instead of crying about pot smokers and marijuana learn to deal with it because it aint goin no where...

but i guess your from a differnt generation....our generation will take over in the next 20 years i can gurantee america will change the way they view marijuana

**quickdodge®** · 10-15-2006, 07:12 PM

Originally Posted by PhAtBoYMr2

i guess it all depends on how you perceive things my friend. everyone has different opinions and views i mean this is america. We all have different morals and beliefs

I definitely agree with you.

Originally Posted by PhAtBoYMr2

But weed is something that has been around and it will always be around, no matter how much money the government spends on trying to enforce it they never will get rid of weed...its a plant, its a natural substance so instead of crying about pot smokers and marijuana learn to deal with it because it aint goin no where...

Agreed, also.

Originally Posted by PhAtBoYMr2

but i guess your from a differnt generation....our generation will take over in the next 20 years i can gurantee america will change the way they view marijuana

I am from a different generation, true. But, there were stoners back in my day that avidly defended this.

Mark, I still consider you my homey. I hope we're still good through this. Just my opinion and yours clashing is all. Later, QD.

**PhAtBoYMr2** · 10-15-2006, 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by quickdodge®

I definitely agree with you.

Agreed, also.

I am from a different generation, true. But, there were stoners back in my day that avidly defended this.

Mark, I still consider you my homey. I hope we're still good through this. Just my opinion and yours clashing is all. Later, QD.

word son,

Ive had to explain and sometimes defend my views on weed. Most of the time i find that the majority of people that i have to argue with have never done it before. You cant really judge something you have never really done before because there will never be a basis for your judgements. You have interact with something in order to really judge it.

**quickdodge®** · 10-15-2006, 07:41 PM

Originally Posted by PhAtBoYMr2

You cant really judge something you have never really done before because there will never be a basis for your judgements. You have interact with something in order to really judge it.

In most instances, that's very true. My main issue is that it is proven harmful and, more importantly, illegal. I won't have such a stance on it if it becomes legal. I hope that it never does. I don't need nor want to try something that can be potentially harmful to me. Later, QD.

**thecrazyone** · 10-15-2006, 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by quickdodge®

In most instances, that's very true. My main issue is that it is proven harmful and, more importantly, illegal. I won't have such a stance on it if it becomes legal. I hope that it never does. I don't need nor want to try something that can be potentially harmful to me. Later, QD.

weed has never been proven harmful, the number one scientest against the use of marijauna that said he had proven it to be harmful and has beleived it to be harmful for the past 30 years is the same scientist that has now came out and said that the use of marijauna can reduce the likely hood of having alzheimers(sp). and actually has no severe negative effects.

**quickdodge®** · 10-15-2006, 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by thecrazyone

weed has never been proven harmful, the number one scientest against the use of marijauna that said he had proven it to be harmful and has beleived it to be harmful for the past 30 years is the same scientist that has now came out and said that the use of marijauna can reduce the likely hood of having alzheimers(sp). and actually has no severe negative effects.

Potheads have their versions of tests as well as anti-potheads. I'll stick with mine. Later, QD.

**thecrazyone** · 10-15-2006, 07:53 PM

legalization and even the use of marijauna will always have different veiws just like politics and religion along with other things. thats inevidable, and i actually dont mind hearing other peoples veiws but i dont think their is a need to dis people that dont see the subject the same way you do (im not talkin to anyone in general, just sum of the namecalling bullies). its like the recent name caling between Purdue and Taylor, its dumb!

**BluesClues** · 10-15-2006, 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by quickdodge®

In most instances, that's very true. My main issue is that it is proven harmful and, more importantly, illegal. I won't have such a stance on it if it becomes legal. I hope that it never does. I don't need nor want to try something that can be potentially harmful to me. Later, QD.

Ok so you are saying you down it because it is harmful and illegal. Well, in that case, I suggest you not drink, eat excessive junk food, eat out often, drive and talk on your cell phone, switch lanes through an intersection, change lanes without signaling every time, etc. There are a shit load of things that are illegal and unhealthy and I am pretty sure you are just as guilty.
It's fine you have your opinions just like we do, but I just don't see how you consider us stupid because I choose to do something you don't do whether it be illegal or unhealthy.

**quickdodge®** · 10-15-2006, 10:02 PM