>young people lazy.
Do I look lazy? No seriously, do you evaluate me as a lazy person? Started smoking weed at 16. Many decades not using, while employed in corporate world. Now using occasionally, generally not while working. I know another person, a longtime user who uses small amounts throughout the day: a high performance athlete and autist. CBD is different though (a compound from the hemp plant), it does not get you "high" as does THC, but contains beneficial compounds that counteract inflammation and interact with the body's native cannabinoid receptors. Did you know your body has cannabinoid receptors? Why would God have put them there? Should alcohol be banned? It could be argued that overuse of alcohol makes young people lazy! and it plainly can be tied to serious illnesses and substance abuse in some people. What about sugar? Should that be banned? Because it's probably more unhealthy than cannabis. Causes weight gain, metabolic syndrome, inflammation → underlying cause of many (most?) chronic diseases? Maybe we should ban artificially processed polyunsaturated vegetable oils. When used to replace naturally occurring dietary animal fats, causes weaknesses/abnormalities of the cell walls in every cell of the body, again a major contributor to chronic disease.
THINK! That's a popular notion, but
is is true? If true for some people, is it universally true for everybody?
If we had complete true freedom as the Founding Fathers wrote in the Declaration of Independence, then people would be entirely free to decide how to nourish and/or medicate themselves. Some people would make bad choices and that's on them. Some would make good choices and that's on them.
>>5956 That's precisely how it feels. Good morning, fren.