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Luke wrote:

dtrack wrote:

Luke wrote:If we truly want to weed out all the idiots on Earth, legalize everything and remove all warning labels.

Aren't they just doing that with alcohol?

There are plenty of warnings on products containing alcohol. On the box, on the can, on the bottle, etc.

And does that hold you back?

AppleQueso wrote:How would getting rid of the warning labels get rid of the idiots?

The idea is that stupid people will do more stupid things if warnings didn't exist.

But what about the stupid people who defy the warning labels out of spite?

dtrack wrote:And does that hold you back?

Yes. It reinforces and is a reminder of what we already know. My Father is in perfect health, and is sixty-six years old. When younger he and his colleagues would go out for drinks at lunch every work day. Hell, he had a wet bar in his office. Would he have done the same had he known the dangers? No. That said, it doesn't sound like he regrets his old routine.

AppleQueso wrote:But what about the stupid people who defy the warning labels out of spite?

They would have nothing to defy but would certainly find some way to die early.

Good stuff all around but it does take a while to get used to but once you do it's a smooth sailing

General_Norris wrote:It isn't legal, at least not in any practical sense because I think it's legal to consume but not legal to buy, sell or grow it.

That awkward moment when a foreigner knows more about your country's legistration than you do

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_cannabis_by_country

Growing the plant on private property for personal use, and consumption by adults in a private space is not illegal.

By the way, it's 100% legal in North Korea to grow, consume, buy and sell it

dtrack wrote:Is this the part of the elementary shool's drug prevention? I hope they won't change math cirriculum that drastically.

It seems English has already been drastically altered, though.

Legalize it. That is all I will say about that.

Sano wrote:Legalize it. That is all I will say about that.

It's already legal for you.

General_Norris wrote:

dtrack wrote:Is this the part of the elementary shool's drug prevention? I hope they won't change math cirriculum that drastically.

It seems English has already been drastically altered, though.

Is this means you couldn't find anything than attack on some minor language barrier?