Originally Posted by davemac (Post 989408)

You cant hold a discussion if one side of the discussion will not entertain the possibility of the other side having a point, all you have are rantings.

This is a point made clear by some of the posts we have on here.

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 989360)

so because some childrens TV presenters in the dim and distant past did it...it's Ok?

Did you read the other article during the week where a young woman( who had been a long term user of cannabis) committed suicide? Still, perhaps you do not consider her death to be attributable to the cannabis...or the fact that her mental health had been affected by this substance.
I'm sure her family would find your comments very enlightening.

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 989408)

You cant hold a discussion if one side of the discussion will not entertain the possibility of the other side having a point, all you have are rantings.

This is a point made clear by some of the posts we have on here.

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 989421)

I would not blame cannabis for this, and I cant see how you can say it is to blame.

Originally Posted by Restless (Post 989501)

List of chemicals and stuff that have been found inside ''soapbar''

beeswax, boot polish, animal turds, turpentine, henna, ground coffee, milk powder, pine resin, barbiturates, ketamine, aspirin, glues & dyes, Carcinogenic solvents such as Toluene and Benzene and many other unidentified and possibly DEADLY chemicals.

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 989505)

Ya that's a good enough reason for not washing Restless:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 989339)

Apparently 70's kids show presenters of "Playschool" smoked cannabis and were under the influence of cannabis during the show and the drug was used often in the BBC Studios! :)

http://uk.tv.yahoo.com/play-school-p...-round-up.html

Did it do these people any harm?

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 989652)

If anyone can evidence that drug use is beneficial to either individuals or to society, I'd like to hear it.

Originally Posted by Less (Post 989655)

I do wish you hadn't said that, he'll start a brand new thread about it now...


and it will be all your fault.

Originally Posted by accyman (Post 990003)

it may have been metioned already but amsterdam has tightened up use of canabis so non nationals will no longer be able to smoke canabis legaly in amsterdam.If they are toughening up i cant see our government relaxing on the issue.

another thing about this is that by banning other EU members and still allowing home nationals to smoke it legaly it would seem amsterdam /netherlands are breaking EU rules so yet another country sticking their fingers up at the EU while the UK follows the laws to the letter.

Meanwhile on the other side of the globe canada are relaxing laws and making it a prescription drug like some do in america.