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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 229225" data-attributes="member: 704">I don't think time will change my answer.#1. We have lost ground.&nbsp; We have also lost ground with political integrity, media integrity, moral values etc.&nbsp; We have lost some freedom.&nbsp; We have been in a downhill slide for some time.&nbsp; It's been incremental so it appears normal to each new generation.#2.&nbsp; I don't like using money as the measure of right and wrong.#3. We only need to look at Colorado for that answer.&nbsp; If it was nation wide it wouldn't be as exaggerated in Colorado and other states where it is legal, but I'm sure there would be more demand so more on the streets.As I have said in the past I have nothing against medical mj, but once we have that they will want recreational.&nbsp; That didn't take long for my opinion to play out true.&nbsp; Before we go to far I think we need some studies perhaps by the CDC, not doctors paid for by special interests.&nbsp; In ten years what will be the lung cancer rate in Colorado? How about blood pressure, affect on birth defects, additional highway accidents and deaths, and what will be the affect on people moving on the more dangerous drugs?&nbsp; How about addiction rates?&nbsp; I hear all these positive things, but I question the sources.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 229225, member: 704"] I don't think time will change my answer. #1. We have lost ground. We have also lost ground with political integrity, media integrity, moral values etc. We have lost some freedom. We have been in a downhill slide for some time. It's been incremental so it appears normal to each new generation. #2. I don't like using money as the measure of right and wrong. #3. We only need to look at Colorado for that answer. If it was nation wide it wouldn't be as exaggerated in Colorado and other states where it is legal, but I'm sure there would be more demand so more on the streets. As I have said in the past I have nothing against medical mj, but once we have that they will want recreational. That didn't take long for my opinion to play out true. Before we go to far I think we need some studies perhaps by the CDC, not doctors paid for by special interests. In ten years what will be the lung cancer rate in Colorado? How about blood pressure, affect on birth defects, additional highway accidents and deaths, and what will be the affect on people moving on the more dangerous drugs? How about addiction rates? I hear all these positive things, but I question the sources. [/QUOTE]

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