YES, exactly.
Trump again again bans THC…
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And yet alcohol and a host of drugs made in labaroteries that have much worse health impacts but can get patents and make big pharma tons of money get legalized.STOP BREAKING THE LAW.
The marijuana when I was a kid had 1.5 to 3 % THC the marijuana today is 15-20% and some gummies have 30% THC. Marijuana has many bad effects on humans. We don't need to make it even more accessible to kids. A recent study in Ohio showed 41.9% of deceased drivers in car crashes had THC in their systems.
You have to be the most stupid of magat dupes to think this is anything but protecting big pharma and few other lobbies profits.
and learn the difference between correlation and causation as this is not the first time you have made this stupid mistake. You would find 'food in the stomach' of more than 41% of Ohioans deceased drivers from car crashes.
<hand up> Hi, nice to meet you. I made my company $625,000 last year.
So don't drink.
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Party of free choice.
I can list a host of foods and activities that "are not good for society or the individuals', ... should they all be banned too?
Yeah, tell that to this guy, butt-breath:
"Arnold Schwarzenegger has a well-known, complex history with marijuana, ranging from personal use in his youth to a more nuanced political stance as Governor of California."
There are people who abuse it, but not everyone who drinks it is an abuser of it.
Plenty of studies show moderate drinking can actually be helpful.
Makes sense to me because humans have evolved with fermented drink/food for millions of years. Things are not generally inherently bad/good for you, they are dependent on how adapted our species is to the things.
If fruit were not available to early humans, our digestive systems would not have developed the ease of digesting it.
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Yes.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) claims that 8% of fatal crashes and 15% of injury crashes in 2018 were reported as distraction-affected crashes. That equates to 2,841 people killed and an estimated additional 400,000 people injured – all from distracted driving. And eating and drinking are considered to be driving distractions by the NHTSA. cite
You aren't the best representative for it.
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marijuana is good for you.STOP BREAKING THE LAW.
The marijuana when I was a kid had 1.5 to 3 % THC the marijuana today is 15-20% and some gummies have 30% THC. Marijuana has many bad effects on humans. We don't need to make it even more accessible to kids. A recent study in Ohio showed 41.9% of deceased drivers in car crashes had THC in their systems.
it undoes brainwashing and makes you a better person.
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AI Summary:
The Ohio study specifically includes the period both before and after Ohio legalized recreational cannabis. ACS
Here are the relevant timing details:
- The study period was January 2019 to September 2024, per the ACS summary. ACS
- Ohio legalized recreational cannabis via Issue 2 on November 7, 2023, and the law took effect December 7, 2023. ohioafp.org+2The Washington Post+2
- The study’s authors explicitly state that the 41.9% THC-positive rate was “unaffected by the state’s legalization … during the study period.” ACS
Does the Study Claim Causation?
- No — the study does not claim or prove that THC caused the crashes.
- It's an observational, postmortem toxicology analysis.
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Yes i highlighted your stupidity.
Your argument is if people who take THC get in a car and drive that poses a danger. You asked if it put you in danger?
It is also true if a person drinking a big gulp gets in a car and drives it poses a danger to you.
A person who is not stupid, would take from that the answer is to not ban big gulps or THC and instead tell people not to drive at that time.
You don't think that the 42% of deceased drivers in Ohio car wrecks hurt anyone but themselves?
Do you think alcohol ONLY hurts the user?
How many times have we heard THC is like alcohol?
Every action helps and harms others, it's a matter of degree as to when the law should get involved. I do think it should be illegal to drive a car while affected by THC. If cars become a LOT safer and people rarely are harmed in crashes, we should change such a law.
correlation does not always = causation
Problem with hearing? I said that DUI/DWI is already illegal. What are you trying to argue?