mranches is an adult with a undeveloped brain this is a disability and im sure thats why he doesn’t work and is on youtube 24/7 talking about how much he hates people that smoke marijuana.

Researchers looked at over 300 pairs of twins,one twin started using cannabis before17th birthday.Michael Lynskey, at Washington University found that the early user was five times more likely to go on to use harder drugs.

Many hard drug users have followed a similar path from cannabis, to heroin and cocaine. This has led some researchers to argue that soft drugs provide a “gateway”,very few users of hard drugs have not tried cannabis first.

exactly-your 100% correct pal,almost all ppl who take class a drugs started on hash-its a gateway drug,and i smoke dope but i still know the score-a few of the boys i ran about with when i was a teenager ended up on smack,some are dead now because of it and everyone of them started smoking hash

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@MrMarijuanaKills watch?v=F_agRN3olnw

Norm Stamper, a Former Police Chief from Seattle “Not one police officer, not one, has said ‘Oh I remember this pot head who swung on me and I had to do this, and so on, and so forth'” That’s a police chief, a man who spent his life dealing with crime, and people on drugs. From low level copper to City Police Chief. Now you tell me that cannabis causes violence lmao Incurable insanity? Prove it! Over 115,000,000 stoners in US/Canada alone.

@NormanMatchem “Let this cautionary tale be a lesson to all you reefer cigarette smokers out there in your drug crazed abandon..”
STOP ! before its too late.

@mrarches It’s something like 1 out of 104, so yes, OVER 99% of people who smoke cannabis don’t bother with hard drugs. I see no gateway effect there, besides, when pot is legalized it will be taken out of the illegal drug scene altogether. Pot smokers will have to go elsewhere to get the illegal stuff, and those who sell illegal drugs will have lost A LOT of money in not being able to sell pot anymore so there will be a lot less people dealing. You don’t like to think very much, do you?

@NormanMatchem yes but as soon AS IT WAS LEGALIZED USE SKY ROCKETED.

@mrarches The fact over 99% of pot smokers don’t go on to try hard drugs means nothing to you I suppose, eh? That includes myself and almost all pot smokers I know. Also why did you switch accounts? May as well stick to one, seeing as both mrarches and mrmarijuanakills are yours. Also, I hope you realize by now that it’s easier to get pot with prohibition, it’s reality. I might add that you may as well blame milk for making someone an alcoholic by your logic lol Smarten up.

@NormanMatchem didnt get that comment ?

@MrMarijuanaKills Your just a pansy if people talking sh*t scares you online lol You should drop by Vancouver on 4/20 or Cannabis day. Hundreds of stoners get together to smoke and sell pot out in the open, like it should be. This has been going on for years, and there has only been a single fight, started by a man who was drunk. I have studies to support these facts, your have nothing to support your lies. Watch The Union and an ex-police Chief will tell you that pot doesn’t cause crime.

@MrMarijuanaKills How is providing studies illogical? lol It’s hilarious how ignorant you are, completely incapable of accepting facts and reality. You try to paint some distorted picture where pot is bad and the only way to go about it is prohibition which has only been successful in wasting billions of taxpayer dollars, putting millions of non-violent victimless people in jail, and prevented people from getting this miraculous medicine that saves lives and improves the quality of life.

@MrMarijuanaKills “Ask any advocate of prohibition, including CASA’s head Joseph Califano, why they oppose legalization and you will almost always receive the same response: Keeping pot illegal keeps it out of the hands of children. Yet CASA’s own survey demonstrates that just the opposite is true. In fact, it’s legalization, regulation, and public education — coupled with the enforcement of age restrictions — that most effectively keeps mind-altering substances out of the hands of children.”

@MrMarijuanaKills Exactly, it is banned, or ‘prohibited’. That means government gives up it’s power over the substance, and doesn’t allow it to be regulated. Instead, that means prices on pot go insane, making it worth more pound-for-pound than gold. This gives criminals a GREAT way to make LOTS of money by growing some weed. They sell it to whoever is looking for it, no matter what age, as long as they have the money. When they make more money, they can more efficiently sell this plant. Get it?