This article contains soooo much misinformation re: Cannabis that it is almost hard to believe that it was written by an actual Physician...and potential Surgeon General.
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- pcole
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Just what we need another myopic narrow minded Dr. in Washington. What F------ cave do these people live in.
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they dont live in a cave. It is us who are kept in a cave by them. Obviously they dont want to decriminalize marijuana everywhere, the governments profit way to much from illeagal drug traffiking to pay for secret wars and dictators around the world.
If it became legal, less of the youth would be sedated, and would probably be way more active in the revolution.
It would also put more money and free medicine in peoples hands because anyone can grow this plant, and the medical drug cartels for sure do not want this.-
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- chokolat3warmth
- 11 months ago
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Scary. He goes on to list a lot of benefit of medicinal pot but then says he's still against it because people just want to get stoned.
What a fucking asshole.
He is basically saying he would rather aids and cancer patients being forced to break the law in order to get their meds than allow them legal access because he's morally opposed to getting high.
He talks about the dangers of driving stoned....well yeah, you fucking jerk, you shouldn't drive stoned, and you shouldn't drive drunk, and you shouldn't drive while on cold medication either.
The article is a bunch of contradictions in logic.
This guy is a shit head.
There are hundreds of more dangerous drugs being openly marketed by pharmaceutical companies in the USA and he is doing op-eds on pot.
Fuck Gupta. He's an asshole.
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He's not myopic. if he goes to washington talking all this "legalize it" stuff, then who from the prison lobby (no seriously we have a f-ing prison lobby, its almost a joke) would support him? Dr Gupta has to eat, even if a bunch of kids go to jail.
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- RaceBannon
- 11 months ago
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Any reputable authority must acknowledge that alcohol is far more dangerous than marijuana. And by that reasoning it only makes sense to legalize and even encourage THC intoxication over alcohol intoxication.
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- unimatrix0
- 11 months ago
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Gupta is very disappointing. I do not understand why he would favor the continuation of criminal sanctions in relation to marijuana.
As a man of medicine he should argue for a medical, rather than a criminal, approach.
His stance is intellectually hypocritical unless he favors criminalizing all forms of intoxication.
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- unimatrix0
- 11 months ago
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It is legal in Denver though O.o Or at least its been rumored for years and years.. I still need to look it up
