It's normal but it's not a good idea. Technically it is poisenous and messes with your head. While you're high on canabis you ould do things that you later regret because you are not fully in control of yourself. It can also cause LASTING MENTAL DAMAGE. Although this is rare it is possible so I strongly advise against taking it, or just taking less.
it causes no lasting side effects dude. scientists around the world have proven it. in fact it boosts creativity, helps prevent cancer, and slowly opens your mind to new ideas and points of view. i know you must be thinking, "well if the government outlawed it, then it must have somthing bad, the government never does somthing for no reason." well im sorry to say it but they do.
Your right in that in most cases there are no long lasting effects. However in some cases, as it is a drug that affects the brain there are serious brain defects associated with it, scientific evidence has not proven this either way but it would be stupid to risk it.
As for your point about creativity and open mindedness it makes you more easy to persuade and you may well end up doing things that you will regret when "sober" (probably not the right word, but I don't know the terminology). As for it preventing cancer: nutritionists have for a while been sorting every possible consumable product into two categories: prevents cancer and causes cancer, purely through observing correlation. In the vast majority of cases correlation is not down to causation.
I have two things to say about the last point. The first is that the government could make huge amounts of money out of legalising and taxing cannabis and normally governments will do something that would gain them money (and probably votes from cannabis smokers). However they have not legalised it which strongly implies that they have an obligation (on frounds of the danger of the drug) not to. The second thing is to say that yes, they make Alcohol and tobacco legal even though these are as bad, if not worse than cannabis. This is illogical, but it doesn't change the fact that taking any of these three drugs can causing adverse, lasting affects on the body and brain.
PS: the governments do lots of illogicl silly things, I completely agree with this.
about first part: in my many experiences with this herb, it has made me not accept other peoples views, but to rather pick out the seeds of truth and add them to my own base of beliefs. also, the chemical in marijuana, THC, has been tested , and even in government labs, to help prevent cancer.
Saying that you know right doesn't make you right. I'm inclined to believe the majority of scientific evidence not one person's personal account. There are people who have lived long healthy lives while smoking cigarettes, this doesn't mean that in generall cigarettes do not damage your health.
Cigarettes are 10x worse then weed. Any case of like lung cancer is from blunts that people smoke. They are technically 4x worse then 1 cig. jesus you know nothing.
you have no clue how much more dangerous alchohol is then weed. First of all with alchohol you lose so much more then when your high. If you black out while smoking then you are not smoking a little bit but instead massive ammounts. your not going to black out and do something crazy like alchohol can do. if you do pass out your just going to just wake up in the same spot you were sleeping at. you need to learn things before you speak. what you hear in school or from the goverment isnt always truth. Meh im not some hippie though i live like you should. Happy to be you.
jesus smoke for once. Drinking and smoking are diffrent things in so many ways! im 100% in control of myself when im high. 100%. it all depends who your with and if you can handle your shit. in studies weed improves your mental compacity. Learn before you speak cause clearly you dont know.
As for your point about creativity and open mindedness it makes you more easy to persuade and you may well end up doing things that you will regret when "sober" (probably not the right word, but I don't know the terminology). As for it preventing cancer: nutritionists have for a while been sorting every possible consumable product into two categories: prevents cancer and causes cancer, purely through observing correlation. In the vast majority of cases correlation is not down to causation.
I have two things to say about the last point. The first is that the government could make huge amounts of money out of legalising and taxing cannabis and normally governments will do something that would gain them money (and probably votes from cannabis smokers). However they have not legalised it which strongly implies that they have an obligation (on frounds of the danger of the drug) not to. The second thing is to say that yes, they make Alcohol and tobacco legal even though these are as bad, if not worse than cannabis. This is illogical, but it doesn't change the fact that taking any of these three drugs can causing adverse, lasting affects on the body and brain.
PS: the governments do lots of illogicl silly things, I completely agree with this.
about second/third part: I KNOW RIGHT!