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If one ever wonders what the Democrats/Liberals are doing, just look at what they are accusing the Republicans of doing. Fact. It is no different up here. The Libs/Dems are trying to destroy our way of life as we know it.

It's like they don't care or can't see the bigger picture? Trump is afraid of no one and despite what some think, he cares about the U.S. and its citizens. The Dems/Liberals, like ours up here, are trying to destroy our countries in the name of Klaus Schwab and the WEF.

A friends friend went to Cali a few yrs ago (San Fran) and was pissed no one, especially the travel agent, warned her about the place. Not entirely on those people as she clearly should have done her own research too but she said it was complete waste of money and that she will never be going back again. It speaks volumes about the place if they keep re-electing the likes of Newsom and other Democrats. I know the whole state is not that idiotic, but unfortunately they're in the minority.

Chia-pet knows this but thinks California will add to/update the grid on a as needed basis.

Imagine paying for the New York Times and thinking you're getting unbiased, honest news. That'd be like signing up and paying for CNN, MSNBC or DUH underground. Paying to be brainwashed.

Sure a lot of young people, especially men dying lately. Guaranteed he was vaxxed or he wouldn't have been allowed to play. Sad to say the least. 19 yrs old with his whole life ahead of him. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/ayr-centennials-hockey-player-dies-1.6568113

I had to look that up. You weren't kidding. Going to be an awkward Thanksgiving me guessing.

Maybe not 100% accurate but Obama was the worst President your country has ever seen. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2014/09/12/obama-the-divider/ https://financialpost.com/opinion/kevin-libin-obama-just-nailed-down-his-legacy-and-its-vile-class-warfare https://mustangnews.net/the-right-angle-the-great-divider/ https://www.npr.org/2012/04/16/150713843/weekly-standard-the-great-divider https://www.oklahoman.com/story/opinion/editorials/2013/02/10/president-barack-obama-has-earned-great-divider-label/61007465007/

No, it's rather weak but many still think AR stands for Assault Rifle too.

Joe expecting a civil war or by saying what he did, is he trying to incite one?

Oh, there was some wicked shit around back then too, not denying that, (Honey oil comes to mind) but the majority was nothing like what is available today. Acapulco Gold or Columbian Red were 2 of my favorites before homegrown/skunk weed came along. The smell alone and the coughing jags that shit gave me was also enough to consider giving it up.

https://reason.com/volokh/2022/08/31/president-bidens-apparently-incorrect-claim-that-ar-15-bullets-travel-5-times-faster-than-others/ https://www.foxnews.com/politics/president-biden-botches-ar-15-facts-while-stumping-against-gun-violence-pennsylvania https://flipboard.com/@Reasoncom/president-biden-s-apparently-incorrect-claim-that-ar-15-bullets-travel-5-times-f/a-NcVQ_IOLTZeCjGkMlfotNg%3Aa%3A3377351281-e9c9fad518%2Freason.com

Same. When the work is done only. I had a friend in high school who use to get high AF before writing tests and/or exams and the majority of time he'd ace them. I got high with some friends one time prior to a business math/machine test and I received a "0". I had no clue where to begin or what to even do so I basically sat there for the whole hour in dream land. That was an eye opener for me and I never did that again.

Exactly. We are all different.

What part of "In some people" don't you understand? I use to smoke it quite often too in my youth/high school years but it wasn't anything near as strong as it is today. When it became stronger and stronger and all I wanted to do is veg out, I gave it up. I grew to especially hate it when I drink as well. A bit of a wobble/buzz on from the booze then a joint totally f'd me up. Some of my friends could do it but not all of us.

Like I said. And don't forget, marijuana is legal up here. Like some can drink whiskey and some can't. I did not write these articles, and there is a lot more if you're so inclined? https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/drugs-medication/cannabis/health-effects/mental-health.html https://www.ccsa.ca/sites/default/files/2019-05/CCSA-Cannabis-Use-Mental-Health-Report-2019-en.pdf In some people, cannabis use increases the risk of developing mental illnesses such as psychosis or schizophrenia, especially those who: start using cannabis at a young age. ... Frequent cannabis use has also been associated with an increased risk of: suicide. depression. anxiety disorders.

Yeah, and everyone is different too. Age is also a huge factor. A fully grown adult whose brain has already fully developed is a lot different than a teen/early 20 individuals whose hasn't. Also, like I mentioned, the THC content is also another huge factor, especially when you have those whose brains haven't fully developed, smoking 25-30% THC bowls/joints. Throw in some alcohol and/or those on anti-depressants, etc, then watch those individuals. It can be ugly, trust me. https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/high-potency-cannabis-linked-increased-risk-psychosis-addiction-study-rcna40096 https://www.kqed.org/news/11916028/lawmakers-consider-adding-mental-health-warnings-to-pot-products https://childmind.org/article/marijuana-and-psychosis/

Exactly this. Numerous studies showing/proving this. It is not the occasional/weekend smoker that it affects, it is those that are addicted, those that wake and bake and those that smoke it multiple times a day. The strength, like the article states, is also a factor. 2-4% THC, by todays standards is weak but when you have people, like I mentioned above, smoking 25-30% THC, it certainly can bring on psychosis and other mental health issues. And higher concentrations of THC (over 10 milligrams per gram of THC) are increasing the number of those addicted, which also leads to more people becoming more likely to experience mental health outcomes, according to the study published last week in the journal Lancet Psychiatry. “We know that regular use of cannabis leads to greater health problems, addiction and other mental health disorders,” senior author Dr. Tara Elton-Marshall, Independent Scientist, Institute for Mental Health Policy Research at CAMH, said at the time. https://torontosun.com/news/local-news/cannabis-addiction-rising-in-canada-and-worldwide-thanks-to-higher-thc-concentration

Sure, Steve. I believe you. Overall, we rate Scientific American Pro-Science and Left-Center biased based on editorial positions that favor the left...

It's a magazine, idiot, which, as you likely know, but enjoy trolling much more, is a far cry from the CDC.

Enjoy being a troll, troll?

Then it shouldn't be any trouble for you to post up the link then, should it?