Fair enough I guess. The original guy seems to be using weed as a coping mechanism. I don’t honestly care. If someone drinks a couple beers after work or smokes cigarettes, then good for them. Not particularly healthy, but whatever.
Yeah not necessarily “good”, but that’d depend on a lot of things. I’d say beer/weed prolly has a more therapeutic effect than cigarettes, but I would recognise that hitting a bong everyday, smoking, is probably less healthy than vaping nicotine (as long as the liquid are properly regulated.)
But yeah, caffeine, beer, weed, they’re all on a similar level.
Chugging everclear (we don’t even have that here in the Nordics, the strongest stuff is like 70% something and usually pretty expensive), being addicted to smoking crack, injecting opiates, hard addiction to meth, or even just regular prescription pills. Those can be the truly ugly ones.
Do you perchance drink coffee?
(“But see, caffeine is different because it’s more accepted.”)
Nah, never had it. I don’t have a problem with drugs or anything. Just think it’s better to use them for fun, not a coping mechanism.
So you don’t use caffeine? No tea, cola, or chocolates? Good for you.
Not all medications are for fun. Chronic pain patients don’t take cannabis/opiates “for fun”.
Fair enough I guess. The original guy seems to be using weed as a coping mechanism. I don’t honestly care. If someone drinks a couple beers after work or smokes cigarettes, then good for them. Not particularly healthy, but whatever.
Yeah not necessarily “good”, but that’d depend on a lot of things. I’d say beer/weed prolly has a more therapeutic effect than cigarettes, but I would recognise that hitting a bong everyday, smoking, is probably less healthy than vaping nicotine (as long as the liquid are properly regulated.)
But yeah, caffeine, beer, weed, they’re all on a similar level.
Chugging everclear (we don’t even have that here in the Nordics, the strongest stuff is like 70% something and usually pretty expensive), being addicted to smoking crack, injecting opiates, hard addiction to meth, or even just regular prescription pills. Those can be the truly ugly ones.