Posted on 01/28/2014 6:42:54 AM PST by 1raider1
Considering the way things are heading, should we now ask every person with whom we conduct business (especially medical professionals) if they use marijuana?
Look, In my original post, I merely asked a question. I didn’t call anybody a name or anything. If you don’t think my question should be asked to people with whom we conduct business all you had to say was no.
Just more chidish rants from you. Grow up and stop being so defensive, and stop seeing injustices everywhere.
I dare you to come over here and say that to my face.
Your question isn’t rational and borders on hysterical.
That’s my opinion of your question.
Thanks for your response, but I didn’t ask for people to give their opinion of my question. What I wanted was a yes or no on whether it should be asked.
I’m sure you can divine my answer from my opinion of your question.
You need to get your hysteria under control.
Thanks for your response.
Also, thanks for you diagnosis. I take such advice seriously.From your ability to ascertain my state of mental health, I must assume that you are a medical professional. With that being the case, I have to ask, do you use marijuana?
I welcome inquiries into my character from people I aqssociate with. I figure if I want to kow them then I had better let them know me.
(BTW, If I know someone is committing adultery I won’t deal with them either and I try to deal exclusively with Christians. Of course this is not possible at all times but I normally do pretty good at it.
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Given the choice, I would choose not to have anything at all to do with potheads any more than I would choose to associate with a pedophile, a homosexual, an actor or a politician.
Missed this in my last response.
I've never found a stoner I would associate with. I don't mind drunks too badly if they aren't driving. But I've found stoners to just be objectionable from the get go. For one thing a drunk normally doesn't try to justify his drunkeness by saying how safe his drug is. Almost all stoners I've met are trying to get their drug legalized. I hate high pressure salesmen under any circumstances. I really despise people trying to sell me drugs (or the concept of drugs being safe) when my experience and readings have already proven to me otherwise. I've never met anyone who was any worth who was stoned.
the law firm in florida pushing “medical” pot does traffic accidents. More accidents more money for them.
Don’t need to be a medical professional to ascertain the obvious.
And yes, I have in the past and will likely do so again in the future.
Another thing you can also assume is that there are a number of medical professionals who use it, I know some.
There’s nothing you can do about it.
Oh, now I understand, you’re not a medical professional, you’re just someone upon whose toes I stepped. I never said I wanted to DO anything about your (or anyone else’s) freedom to imbibe your drug of choice. All I asked is if we should inquire of those with whom be conduct business if they use marijuana.
No my toes are just fine.
You don’t know where they are, so it’s not likely that you can step on them.
You can ask all the people around you if they use, and they will most likely tell you no.
But they are there, all around you. It doesn’t matter if you know or if you don’t know.
There is no need for anyone to feed your paranoia except you.
If someone you did business with was stoned at the time you were conducting business, you would know.
It’s obvious.
What you seem to have an overabundance of, outside of paranoia that is, is ignorance.
In Colorado it has been the 'edibles' that have been selling out first -- Washington State expects the same in June and is planning accordingly.
I am tempted also but have been strongly cautioned to not eat more than 1/4 brownie the first time -- whether you think you feel it or not.
Well of course you should. Just add that question to the ones you already ask now (how much they drink, what medications they take, do they practice safe sex, do they have any STD's, do they have any mental illness in their family history, do they own any firearms, etc.).
In California (and I assume elsewhere) you can also get the liquids which are used in the e-cig gadgets... in which case it's called "vaping" instead of smoking.
Ho so? Please enlighten me, then I won't have to ask?
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