Am I oversimplifying it to think that legalizing marijuana in Kentucky would severely diminish the heroin and opioid problem? It seems like an extremely profitable and easy fix if people would just get their head's out of their asses.
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Yes.Am I oversimplifying it to think that legalizing marijuana in Kentucky would severely diminish the heroin and opioid problem?
Top 5 Stadiums you've drank near... that's about as wildcatchad as it gets. There's hope for him yet.
Am I oversimplifying it to think that legalizing marijuana in Kentucky would severely diminish the heroin and opioid problem? It seems like an extremely profitable and easy fix if people would just get their head's out of their asses.
Yes.
Feel free to elaborate. I'm not being a dick either, I'm curious what I'm missing. I don't think it will end heroin or opioid abuse entirely, I just feel like there will be a severe reduction in the scale of the problem.
Instead of prescribing pills to "take the pain away" and "help my nerves", they can prescribe weed. Which isn't harmless, but is obviously far less harmful and addictive. You don't get hooked on the pills, you don't run out of your prescription early too many times and have to start looking for shit on the street.
? not in 14-15We've lost in the Champions Classic the last 4 years, damn.
An 1/8 used to cost 50 bucks back in the mid 90s and an 1/8 will get you high about 50 times,
Huh?We've lost in the Champions Classic the last 4 years, damn.
Feel free to elaborate. I'm not being a dick either, I'm curious what I'm missing. I don't think it will end heroin or opioid abuse entirely, I just feel like there will be a severe reduction in the scale of the problem.
Instead of prescribing pills to "take the pain away" and "help my nerves", they can prescribe weed. Which isn't harmless, but is obviously far less harmful and addictive. You don't get hooked on the pills, you don't run out of your prescription early too many times and have to start looking for shit on the street.
I saw a study not long ago that said in states that had legalized marijuana the number of opioid overdose deaths had decreased substantially over states that had not legalized marijuana. Seems there might be something to that.
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Our state is dumb. That is all.
Am I oversimplifying it to think that legalizing marijuana in Kentucky would severely diminish the heroin and opioid problem? It seems like an extremely profitable and easy fix if people would just get their head's out of their asses.
I've never been offered heroin and wouldn't even know where to start to go looking for it, and I've never noticed that my buddies who partake in weed found it difficult or expensive to procure.
My point is, I don't think anyone out there is using heroin because weed isn't legal and easy to come by.
I've never been offered heroin and wouldn't even know where to start to go looking for it... .
Sorry Reds, you don't make the list. Great American Ballpark is a decent place to watch a game, but there is so much concrete...just kind of bland. And the upstairs seats are pretty high compared to the upper levels at other new parks. Reds swung and missed with the new place. Oh well.
I've never been offered heroin and wouldn't even know where to start to go looking for it, and I've never noticed that my buddies who partake in weed found it difficult or expensive to procure.
My point is, I don't think anyone out there is using heroin because weed isn't legal and easy to come by.
Mash I'm not talking about Mexican press with seeds in a blunt like you fellas are fond of. I'm talking about the primo shit in a one hitter.
I want to back to the bleachers in Wrigley and pound Old Styles with PTI and a bunch of rowdy ass firefighters giving me shit over my salmon shorts.
Fun day, but if you'll recall, it was sort of cumbersome exiting the stadium and hopping on the expressway.
I give the entire experience about a 6 out of 10, and that's being generous.