2011-02-01, 02:29 PM
Yeah man, "I can drop it if I wanted to, I just don't want to."
What bullsh'it is that? You won't call it an addiction until you're royally f'ucked in every hole that fits?
Non-smokers need to stop stereotyping against smokers, or smoking in general; it's doing nothing but helping to push potential addicts into denial and thus susceptible to the real dangers. That, though, is a bit too much to ask for considering how weed is still illegal. So it would be more practical to ask smokers to get a goddamned grip of themselves and see things for what they actually are, neither sugarcoating smoking weed nor criminalize addictions. Think of it as another habit (or addiction) of yours, a bad one if you will, since it's technically illegal, and don't let it go too far. People are even addicted to carrots, I don't see how less than 9 out of 10 smokers would like doing it. They just aren't admitting it and making themsevels, and smoking, look bad.
What bullsh'it is that? You won't call it an addiction until you're royally f'ucked in every hole that fits?
Non-smokers need to stop stereotyping against smokers, or smoking in general; it's doing nothing but helping to push potential addicts into denial and thus susceptible to the real dangers. That, though, is a bit too much to ask for considering how weed is still illegal. So it would be more practical to ask smokers to get a goddamned grip of themselves and see things for what they actually are, neither sugarcoating smoking weed nor criminalize addictions. Think of it as another habit (or addiction) of yours, a bad one if you will, since it's technically illegal, and don't let it go too far. People are even addicted to carrots, I don't see how less than 9 out of 10 smokers would like doing it. They just aren't admitting it and making themsevels, and smoking, look bad.