through slightly earlier stages of my young life i drank more frequently but always had someone sober come get me or i would stay the night and go home in the morning.
I believe the reasons for all of this is because my parents explained what alcohol was and i was always around it.

and for the smokers and non smokers out there ive been smoking cannabis fot about 2 years now every day love it and ive never raped robbed or killed anyone i go to work evrery day (not high) i know for most of you smokers out there u also share this same lifestyle but unfortunately a lot of people still think (HIGH ON THE RANGE OR REEFER MADNESS) when they talk about “dope smokers“.

I hope one day society will realize alcohol is a drug and weed isnt so bad after all.

For the record im not bashing alcohol or its users i simply believe that what you put in your body is your own business and as long as you are not hurting anyone else no one should be able to tell you otherwise.

peace to everyone

Hmm, those were my words. Never thought I’d find myself quoted on here!

With legal drugs there are things such as seals on the product to ensure quality and to protect against an adulterated supply. The legal producers already make and distribute their products as cheaply as possible so the counterfeit market does not exist to the same extent. This is certainly the case with alcohol but less so now with tobacco since it is so heavily taxed.

I am sure most kids can find someone who will sell them any substance they care to name but what they actually get is often poor quality if it is even the substance they have asked for at all.
Soap Bar hash, Weed with contaminants to bulk the weight, Speed sold as Cocaine etc

By the way weed requires skill and care in growing, proper trimming, proper drying, proper storage and curing for at least 3 months before use. Anything less is not at it’s full potential to say the least !

I’m sure you’ve already made this point but wanted to chip in anyway. Great blog btw

We often forget just how many alcoholics work in prominent positions in society and have an influence over young peoples lives. (Remember if a person cannot go out for a meal or get through the weekend without consuming alcohol then they have a dependency.) Maybe the government should not listen to alcohol consumers or purveyors (dealers – in drug jargon) just as they refuse to listen to the views of cannabis users, growers or dealers when making those laws.

Many people have died through an unrealistic view of alcohol being the norm in our society. My father died last month of alcohol related illness and he was a really decent man who always kept himself fit, enjoyed sport and led an active life. Until his dying day he was under the impression that alcohol did him no harm, was safe to consume with his medication and had nothing to do with his illness. He was not an unreasonable man and he always said that he thought all recreational drugs should be legal and controlled but he still had this idea that alcohol was not even a drug and harmless. How could I have told him he was wrong when virtually everyone else agreed with him. Liver failure was a secondary cause of death but the death certificate did not say it was alcohol related. If any other drugs were involved in someone’s death then I am sure they would have been given full blame. It is sad for someone to kill themselves with drug use but even worse if they are deluding themselves or others about what is really happening to them.

Real people, real society, real consequences when we lie or sugar the truth