Dave Rubin and Grad sit down at Roseanne’s kitchen table to discuss their experiences obtaining a medical marijuana card in California. Comment below or tweet your thoughts to Dave at https://twit…
I live near a gay couple. The neighborhood didn’t get nicer, we never
really talk to them (none of our neighbors speak with anyone regardless.
Kinda quiet), and they don’t even have a cute gay dog. But I’ll be damned
if I don’t get a freedom boner at the thought of them having a consensual
loving (?) marriage.
They did bake us some cookies for christmas, but tbqh they tasted bad and I
gave them to a homeless man.
I’ve never smoked weed (though, given my social anxiety disorder, I
probably have a “legitimate” reason, haha), but I am 200% behind complete
legalization everywhere. There are no reasonable arguments as to why it
remains illegal in so many places (and a ton of benefits if it’s legal –
for both individuals & institutions (more tax$, less $ on prisons/trials)).
If we don’t want weed we might as well go back to prohibiting
alcohol….yea, let’s see how well that works ;)
It is clear that the Medically Available Pot is a joke. So, just make it
legal for recreational use. Also open wide the doors for pharmaceutical
companies to research this stuff. If they can make available drugs from it,
more power to them. But, equally make sure the drug companies are not
interfering with recreational marijuana, trying to suppress it as a drug.
Other than big tobacco, I think the biggest opposition to legal weed comes
from religion. They like to believe they have a lock on altered states of
consciousness and don’t want people achieving it without their say-so. Of
course that’s not how they present it to the public; they claim it’s
immoral or a gateway to hard drugs or other fear-mongering bullshit.
This is how I feel about it… I don’t smoke weed,but for people who do:
isn’t part of the fun the fact that it’s illegal? An example of what I mean
is that when I was 17, 18, 19, and 20 drinking beer was awesome to me. I
had a lot of fun drinking because part of the experience was the rush of
being “bad” and the risk of getting in trouble. But when I turned 21 and
could just walk up to a bar and order a drink like nothing… it didn’t
seem as cool anymore. Is it not the same with weed?
Absolutely medically and recreationally, define it out of the realm of
illegality. Continuing the War on Drugs, has been one of American
history’s worst mistakes. And they’ve made some horrid ones.
Thanks, Dave and Gina.
Nice colors btw, Gina; not only yourself, but even the green plant,
contrasting with the orange cup. Well placed, also.
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I live near a gay couple. The neighborhood didn’t get nicer, we never
really talk to them (none of our neighbors speak with anyone regardless.
Kinda quiet), and they don’t even have a cute gay dog. But I’ll be damned
if I don’t get a freedom boner at the thought of them having a consensual
loving (?) marriage.
They did bake us some cookies for christmas, but tbqh they tasted bad and I
gave them to a homeless man.
I’ve never smoked weed (though, given my social anxiety disorder, I
probably have a “legitimate” reason, haha), but I am 200% behind complete
legalization everywhere. There are no reasonable arguments as to why it
remains illegal in so many places (and a ton of benefits if it’s legal –
for both individuals & institutions (more tax$, less $ on prisons/trials)).
If we don’t want weed we might as well go back to prohibiting
alcohol….yea, let’s see how well that works ;)
*It must be like…*
*Having the HAPPIEST moment in your life, inside of the palm of your hand.*
*O____o*
what ever happened to good ol’ rolling papers? why does everyone think they
need some high tech device to smoke their weed?…….
I think people should legalize their freedom not 21 either im saying 18 its
a choice not russian roulette
I just wish that for people with chronic medical conditions, that you don’t
have to re-up your medical marijuana card each year.
It is clear that the Medically Available Pot is a joke. So, just make it
legal for recreational use. Also open wide the doors for pharmaceutical
companies to research this stuff. If they can make available drugs from it,
more power to them. But, equally make sure the drug companies are not
interfering with recreational marijuana, trying to suppress it as a drug.
What It’s Like To Get Your Weed License
Dave Rubin and Grad sit down at Roseanne’s kitchen table to discuss their
experiences obtaining a medical marijuana card in California.
Other than big tobacco, I think the biggest opposition to legal weed comes
from religion. They like to believe they have a lock on altered states of
consciousness and don’t want people achieving it without their say-so. Of
course that’s not how they present it to the public; they claim it’s
immoral or a gateway to hard drugs or other fear-mongering bullshit.
Grad is replacing Alison Rosen on the Adam Carolla show. As long as she
doesn’t preface every thought with “I feel like…”, I’m sure she’ll do
fine.
This topic is sooo January 5th, 2015.
I’m picking up in 20 minutes!
This is how I feel about it… I don’t smoke weed,but for people who do:
isn’t part of the fun the fact that it’s illegal? An example of what I mean
is that when I was 17, 18, 19, and 20 drinking beer was awesome to me. I
had a lot of fun drinking because part of the experience was the rush of
being “bad” and the risk of getting in trouble. But when I turned 21 and
could just walk up to a bar and order a drink like nothing… it didn’t
seem as cool anymore. Is it not the same with weed?
Absolutely medically and recreationally, define it out of the realm of
illegality. Continuing the War on Drugs, has been one of American
history’s worst mistakes. And they’ve made some horrid ones.
Thanks, Dave and Gina.
Nice colors btw, Gina; not only yourself, but even the green plant,
contrasting with the orange cup. Well placed, also.