No, your still ingesting milligram amounts of THC. It's still only THC, a chemical nothing like LSD in effect, duration, even dosage range.

 

I post my opinions in gun threads and I get called a libtard and I post my opinions in pot threads and I get called a connie.

 

Care to back up this assertion? Show your rape stats AND your assertion on this LSD and THC.

I believe you are full of shit and will only whine that it is up to me to prove your argument.

 

We should just start calling you what you are....

 

Being that both are bold faced lies I very much doubt he can.

 

I've challenge his idiocy before and he basically told me to look it up. When i pressed him for his link so that i could ensure that i was reading the same material that he was, he basically just told me to look it up... He likes to talk big, but he's got no leg to stand on. He's a maroon!

 

I can't post a link because of the disturbing content, but Google Images for the phrase: drugs head. Turn off safe search for the real juicy stuff. You can read the articles or you can just see the pictures with your eyes. I challenged you to read once before in this stupid pot debate and you ignored it. I posted an entire Dewy Decimal call number, but that's not enough.

 

That has nothing to do with the assertion that most rapes are committed by narcotics users. In fact that returns back to your post in the Medicine Hat homeless thread.

 

Until you can post something other than this stupid Dewey decimal claim...

On second thought, you've shown exactly what i mean... You are worthless to debate. You make claims based on you ASSUMPTIONS and nothing else.

 

Now if you had said that the majority of rape victims were under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the rape you would have had something to stand on because that is verifiable.

Substance use and sexual violence
Sexual violence can happen to anyone, regardless of age, race, income level, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and education level. However, certain risk factors can make a person more likely to become a victim; consuming alcohol and drug use are among those factors (The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2007). Like sexual violence, drug and alcohol abuse and addiction cross all societal boundaries and is an issue in all communities in Pennsylvania and across the nation.

People who commit sexual violence often target individuals who lack power in the community, such as people with addictions; women; people with disabilities; elders; children; teens; people of color; lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered individuals; immigrants, migrants, and refugees; individuals who speak English as a second language; people living in poverty; people with criminal records; the homeless; sex workers; prisoners and others. Perpetrators deliberately target individuals who will be less likely to report the assault or when they do tell someone, less likely to be believed.

Substances, such as alcohol, GHB, Ketamine or Rohypnol (a.k.a. the date rape drug), may have given to the victim by the person who committed the sexual abuse to make the victim unable to make sound decisions or pass out. Someone may have used or abused substances before an assault occurred, or started using substances as a way to deal with the assault. Substance abuse and sexual victimization are both viewed negatively in the community, and when a victim/survivor holds both, the shame can be especially difficult to overcome. These feelings can compound the challenges of the healing process and increase feelings of blame, shame and isolation.

At least 80 percent of college students who were sexually assaulted were under the influence of alcohol (Core Alcohol and Drug Survey. Core Institute, University of Southern Illinois, 2003).

 

He's not worth the effort to even talk to. Most of his posts are a diversion from the topic of the threads, but when he actually attempts to participate, he basically pulls shit like this. He refuses to post actual links not "because of the disturbing content", but because it would require him to actually possess a brain.

 

That is why the posters in sexuality think he is a loser troll. He claims to be a virgin yet doles out advice about sex and relationships.

And troll boy
you do not have the right to say word one about the crime of rape, you have never been the victim. Stop embarrassing yourself.

 

Amazing come back... Great debate skill! You win hands down...

 

Coming close enough might cause a person to stay away from sex his whole life, but I never delved into such personal matters.

 

Marijuana isn't going anywhere. The cat is long out of the bag. The genie is out of the bottle. And the numbers are in to show that Colorado has been a rousing success but from revenue generation and from regulations minus idiots doing butane extraction in buckets indoors so media types eating 100mg bars (a "dose" is 10mg but regular users like myself will eat 20-40mg for that good evening). If you ignore the kid who jumped off his balcony and the guy who killed his wife (and likely had other issues) weed has been good for reduced crime and higher revenues in the state. Here's a good Motley Fool (investment trade rag) article on the overall numbers:

http://www.fool.com/investing/gener...-figures-that-sum-up-colorados-marijuana.aspx

A lot of people preached doom / gloom and the moral decline but the fact is, Colorado (Denver metro area specifically including the Republic of Boulder) has been smoking weed since long before I was born. Yes, some kids have gotten edibles and that's a legit problem. The rec shop by my house sells sour patch kids with 4mg of THC per gummy. I do agree with the detractors that making it look like colorful candy is wrong. I personally stick to the Star Barz because they're in boring canisters, come in 10mg pieces and taste good without looking like something fun for kids.

But overall this "experiment" has been a success.
http://www.alternet.org/drugs/colorado-marijuana-legalization-what-changed
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_...t_experiment_has_been_a_sweeping_success.html
http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/1/6/pot-colorado.html

Nothing is perfect, it can still improve and Oklahoma, Nebraska and Kansas can go fuck themselves for suing. Our crime stats indicate that legal weed is actually lowering crime so if they're suffering from "crime", it's self inflicted because they are so backwards about what marijuana can and cannot do. I'm personally for decriminalization of many drugs (but not all) with a focus on addiction prevention and going after street dealers and those who sell tainted products. I still personally believe that certain harmful products like heroin, meth and drugs usually associated with violent crime / theft / etc should never be regulated but possession shouldn't be prison but instead treatment.

 

Claiming that a whole Dewy Decimal number is fake is an even better strategy. Your claim/request that I would even try to a seperate number somehow on the same topic is even more staggering, give the logicality of how that would even work in the Dewy Decimal System. You've got the ace card, my friend. Belligerence wins all battles.

 

All dogs have four legs. My cat has four legs. My cat must be a dog!

 

I never used the word 'all'; not all cats are dogs, but all cats have four legs unless their owner is on drugs.

 

Tell this cat that he has 4 legs.