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Son Gets Marijuana for Doing Homework
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| 9 12 06
| Associated Press
Posted on 09/12/2006 11:14:43 AM PDT by freepatriot32
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To: robertpaulsen
In the absence of any known link between other cannabinoids and increased Alzheimer's, my conclusion (which was "support" not definitive proof) is sound.So if a chemical in gasoline helps Alzheimer's, then drinking gasoline is OK.
No, because unlike non-THC cannabinoids there's a known link between gasoline drinking and adverse health outcomes. This logic stuff is difficult for you, I see.
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09/24/2006 11:58:37 AM PDT
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(The modern enlightened liberal doesn't care what you believe as long as you don't really believe it.)
To: Know your rights
"No, because unlike non-THC cannabinoids there's a known link between gasoline drinking and adverse health outcomes."And no such link exists with marijuana? That's what the scientific study found? So marijuana is safe for those with Alzheimer's, according to this study?
To: robertpaulsen
And no such link exists with marijuana?No KNOWN link, like I said.
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09/24/2006 12:20:15 PM PDT
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Know your rights
(The modern enlightened liberal doesn't care what you believe as long as you don't really believe it.)
To: Know your rights
"No KNOWN link, like I said."Which means what? That marijuana is safe to use by people with Alzheimer's, according to the study? Somewhat safe? Dangerous? What?
How can you possibly conclude that a THC study gives the green light to smoking marijuana?
To: robertpaulsen
So if a chemical in gasoline helps Alzheimer's, then drinking gasoline is OK. Zing!
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09/24/2006 7:43:50 PM PDT
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Mojave
To: robertpaulsen
Which means what?As I said, in the absence of any known link between other cannabinoids and increased Alzheimer's, the research under discussion gives significant support to the claim that marijuana helps stop Alzheimer's disease.
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09/25/2006 12:00:51 PM PDT
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(The modern enlightened liberal doesn't care what you believe as long as you don't really believe it.)
To: Know your rights
"As I said, in the absence of any known link between other cannabinoids and increased Alzheimer's, the research under discussion gives significant support to the claim that marijuana helps stop Alzheimer's disease." "The Fallacy of Composition is committed when a conclusion is drawn about a whole based on the features of its constituents when, in fact, no justification is provided for the inference."
To: robertpaulsen
1. The parts of the whole X have characteristics A, B, C, etc.
2. Therefore the whole X must have characteristics A, B, C. Straw man ... who said "must"?
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09/28/2006 6:17:32 PM PDT
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