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[Gunky]

The dumb getting even dumber. Nothing to see here.

The link between lax gun control and stupidly easy access to automatic weapons doesn't deserve any time over Weed, which is the actual problem, of course. It must be a hard problem for the US to solve because no other country has been able to control mass shootings.

Canada, the UK, Australia, the rest of Europe. No one can stop all the mass shootings in those countries. The US will need to show us the way forward for this intractable problem. Why would anyone think it's access to the actual automatic weapons which are necessary for mass shootings? It's easy to kill 70 people with a revolver or even a knife, right after flying into a murderous rage triggered by weed. I mean who are we kidding?

Let's go back in time 50 years and repeat the war on "drugs" that was so successful.

Curiously enough, the word "assassin" derives from Arabic ḥašīšī ‘member of Nizari branch of Ismaili Muslims’, literally ‘hashish-eater'.

In my view, weed mostly tends to slow down aggressive behavior. People who drive stoned usually go slower than everybody else because they're paranoid about screwing up.

 

[TigoleBitties]

Curiously enough, the word "assassin" derives from Arabic ḥašīšī ‘member of Nizari branch of Ismaili Muslims’, literally ‘hashish-eater'.

In my view, weed mostly tends to slow down aggressive behavior. People who drive stoned usually go slower than everybody else because they're paranoid about screwing up.

Yeah, it's all so obvious that it's frustrating to see these fools opine about Weed being the devil - still - after all these years. Couldn't be the automatic weapons. We need easy access to assault rifles in our everyday lives.

 

[Radwin Bodnic]

In my view, weed mostly tends to slow down aggressive behavior. People who drive stoned usually go slower than everybody else because they're paranoid about screwing up.

Weed also helps you to focus on one specific task and can makes you more effective and precise doing it.

 

[cybrguy]

It's often instructive to have a look at the ties that the most vociferous anti marijuana people have to the liquor industry. Pretty much every state legalizing cannabis shows a measurable reduction in alcohol use, and in some cases a reduction in traffic accidents, or at least a reduction in traffic fatalities. Frankly, to me as a cannabis user for decades that makes perfect sense.