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Tobacco,kills more, has harsher side effects, and withdraw symptoms compared to HEROIN! Also, FDA approved psychiatric drugs are not mentioned on the site at all. It is worth noting that several psychiatric drugs have proven to have harsh withdraw. symptoms. Even under a physicians supervision these drugs may require external therapy to relieve withdraw symptoms.

Posted By: Anonymous (71.193.108.×××), on Monday, July 09, 2007

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Confused
I don't know much about this organization, but their website boasts some unsubstantiated "facts" about marijuana. The site is even vague and threatening when it explains the marijuana laws of my particular state. Laws, mind you, that can easily be read in their entirety on official state government websites. Under the "About Us" tab on the home-page, they make a seemingly ironic statement that "Many go to drug treatment centers, only to go back to drugs after a short time." If this is true than perhaps they should start doing their homework and understanding the truth about the drugs featured on the site. They talk about Marijuana using the same harsh tone as Meth. Meth is a horrible drug, heroin is a horrible drug, but my friends Marijuana is not a horrible drug. In fact, its negative effects pale in comparison to every other drug on the site, including alcohol, which is legal for god's sake. I sincerely hope that this organization is helping people who need help. This sight needs to inform people of the differences between recreational drug use, and a habit. Marijuana is non-habit forming. Their are no withdraw symptoms. I admit that it is unsafe for someone to get behind the wheel under the influence of any drug, but what people do in their own homes should be their own business. In short, the sight needs to get with the times and understand that marijuana is not the evil drug that it was labeled as back in the 1920's.

Posted By: Steven (70.224.74.×××), on Saturday, July 07, 2007

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