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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday June 02 2022, @02:36AM
by Anonymous Coward
on Thursday June 02 2022, @02:36AM (#1249594)
In another thread, people like me mentioned self-medication in the whole wacko mass murderer thing. People have problems, and they can handle them... really, they can, honestly, no need for people to jump down their throats about it. I hadn't factored in marijuana, since it's not one of those things I ever, ever think about. Tuesday night, Laura Ingraham did a segment on how today's pot is so much stronger than the '60s version. In fact, she said, it can trigger psychotic reactions in young adults. To me, it's another in the very long list of problems today.
This one is apparently different. I did a quick, non-evil search, and was surprised that there is so much strong reaction to her statements. Makes one wonder why they're making such a big deal. Say it's 1960, and somebody said cigarettes were bad for you, and then the tobacco companies jumped in... yeah, it sounds like that.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday June 02 2022, @02:36AM
In another thread, people like me mentioned self-medication in the whole wacko mass murderer thing. People have problems, and they can handle them... really, they can, honestly, no need for people to jump down their throats about it. I hadn't factored in marijuana, since it's not one of those things I ever, ever think about. Tuesday night, Laura Ingraham did a segment on how today's pot is so much stronger than the '60s version. In fact, she said, it can trigger psychotic reactions in young adults. To me, it's another in the very long list of problems today.
This one is apparently different. I did a quick, non-evil search, and was surprised that there is so much strong reaction to her statements. Makes one wonder why they're making such a big deal. Say it's 1960, and somebody said cigarettes were bad for you, and then the tobacco companies jumped in... yeah, it sounds like that.