View Full Version : How do you guys feel about marijuana?
KRAZYKILLA
6th March 2010, 01:46
Just curious. :)
ReVoLuTiOnArY-BrOtHeR
6th March 2010, 02:35
I think it should be legal, I believe it would be legal in socialism as long as you don't make it a way of life.
Die Rote Fahne
6th March 2010, 02:46
I think it should be legal, I believe it would be legal in socialism as long as you don't make it a way of life.
So, you think people should be forced to stop if they smoke too much pot?
Die Rote Fahne
6th March 2010, 02:48
As long as government is in play it should be legalized and regulated. In the communist stage (no state) anyone who wishes to grow it and smoke it should be allowed to do so, there are no victims.
I used to smoke two or three times a week. I quit for a girl, she fucked me over, I'm back smoking it but only once every week or two. Good times when you're bored.
KRAZYKILLA
6th March 2010, 03:27
I concur that it should be legalized.
Redaction
6th March 2010, 04:32
Everysingle drug should be legalized, I hate the fact that drugs are illegal How on earth will the young have fun when they are trying to clamp down.
Drugs liberate and liberation is good.
ReVoLuTiOnArY-BrOtHeR
6th March 2010, 06:23
Everysingle drug should be legalized, I hate the fact that drugs are illegal How on earth will the young have fun when they are trying to clamp down.
Drugs liberate and liberation is good.
One thing though, cocaine and drugs of that nature are very unhealthy. I understand Marijuana though. The youth get on drugs due to the horrors and psychological effect capitalism has on them. But in socialism and communism these problems will be eliminated so the youth will have other ways of "clamping down".
ChrisK
6th March 2010, 09:31
Why is this in philosophy? I've never heard of the philosophy of pot.
Anyway, ALL drugs should be legalized. I don't care if they're bad for you, I think people can make the decision to use these drugs responsibly (assuming a communist/socialist society) without much probability of abuse.
AerodynamicOwl
6th March 2010, 10:04
Drugs liberate and liberation is good.
I dont see how shooting up heroin sets you free. Maybe an explanation is in order?
Meridian
6th March 2010, 10:09
In entirely different conditions, such as after a political revolution with a changed economy and social norms, culture, etc., I can see all drugs being "legalized".
However, in such a situation there will hopefully be information available, norms, culture, technology, etc., that actively discourages people to do heavy drugs. I mean, makes it completely unattractive.
Until then, I guess I am sympathetic towards legalizing marijuana.
Hit The North
6th March 2010, 12:33
The question of how one feels about mary-jane is only a philosophical question when one is under the influence. At other times, it is a fairly trivial life-style question.
Consequently I'm moving this thread to chit-chat :)
bcbm
6th March 2010, 23:58
it should be illegal and users should be sent to forced rehabilitation.
FreeFocus
7th March 2010, 00:25
It has medicinal uses, but I don't support "recreational" drug use. That's not to say I think marijuana or other drugs should be banned, but you won't see my rallying for free drug use or encouraging it.
which doctor
7th March 2010, 00:43
it should be illegal and users should be sent to forced rehabilitation.
I agree with this. You cannot adequately toe the party line while high. Drugs have no place in the life of a revolutionary.
Vendetta
7th March 2010, 19:05
Haters.
:p
Tyrlop
7th March 2010, 20:10
dis song is fucking good
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRNb4GcRhoQ
OldMoney
7th March 2010, 20:16
Marijuana has less detrmental effects than alchohol does and it impares a person more. One of the main reasons that marijuana is illigal has to do with the capitolists not being able to regulate it properly. Weed is easy enough to grow and harvest on your own. How would they be able to exploite the sale of a product that anyone can harvest effectivley thierselves. This is why I think ciggarrettes and booze are still sold in stores. If anything should be illegal to distribute it should be ciggarettes. They dont even get you high wtf eh! The trouble is all the work that goes into harvesting and producing tobaco ciggarettes or booze, thats why you dont see alot of people growing thier own tobaco supplies. There is a huge industry centered arround tobaco sales, and the capitolist concerncs have so much money to throw at the imperialist gouvernments. I dont think that growing your own tobaco should be illegal, nor should growing marijuana. I do however agree that post revolution, when things are better there will be more education and less disenfranchised people who want to use drugs. I dont however see them going away completley. So I guesse the answer is, drugs for some, and miniature USSR flags for others??
ChrisK
7th March 2010, 20:21
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAR_nrVaQB4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwBABYMq9PQ
OldMoney
7th March 2010, 21:13
Thats some funny shit. Were winning the war on drugs and dont even know it eh! Im not so sure we are winning though, look at the millions incarserated and working in the prison system for stupid drug infractions. The imperialists say thier loosing the war on drugs only because its a war they cant win, no matter the lossess dealt to our side.
ChrisK
7th March 2010, 21:17
Keep in mind, this stuffs from 1991. Its not really dated, but the capitalists change their tune on this issue often.
Robespierre2.0
7th March 2010, 21:56
Pot is like video games or any other enjoyable aspect of life. Those who use it as an escape and let it take over their lives are typically filling a void caused by feelings of alienation and uselessness.
I don't mean to imply that all escapist behaviour will disappear after the overthrow of capitalism, but it would certainly remove a major reason for it.
Code
9th March 2010, 17:03
Marijuana?
As you can see from my profile pic... Never herd of it.
Sentinel
13th March 2010, 04:13
I believe in absolute bodily autonomy and integrity for adult human beings. No human being should have any mandate to control what other adult human beings do with their bodies.
Ie, as little as anyone should have the right to prevent abortions, should anyone have the right to monitor what substances I put into my system, etc, etc. Fuck that kind of shit.
As for cannabis, I personally really enjoy it. :)
Os Cangaceiros
13th March 2010, 04:52
I agree with this. You cannot adequately toe the party line while high. Drugs have no place in the life of a revolutionary.
Thirded.
I don't know what kind of degenerate counter-revolutionary would even touch the stuff.
MortyMingledon
13th March 2010, 08:10
I don't know what kind of degenerate counter-revolutionary would even touch the stuff.
I think many experience weed as a way to rebel against the current capitalist society, and, even though it doesn't really accomplish anything, the capitalists hate it, meaning it certainly isn't counter-revolutionary. Personally I think people should be allowed to do whatever they wish as long as no-one else is harmed in the process, so in the current authoritarian society this would mean legalizing marijuana.
Jazzratt
13th March 2010, 14:18
I think many experience weed as a way to rebel against the current capitalist society, and, even though it doesn't really accomplish anything, the capitalists hate it, meaning it certainly isn't counter-revolutionary. Personally I think people should be allowed to do whatever they wish as long as no-one else is harmed in the process, so in the current authoritarian society this would mean legalizing marijuana.
There is neither a face nor a palm big enough to do this post justice.
Vendetta
13th March 2010, 14:32
I think many experience weed as a way to rebel against the current capitalist society
Wrong, many experience weed because it's fucking amazing.:thumbup1:
FreeFocus
13th March 2010, 15:24
I think many experience weed as a way to rebel against the current capitalist society, and, even though it doesn't really accomplish anything, the capitalists hate it, meaning it certainly isn't counter-revolutionary. Personally I think people should be allowed to do whatever they wish as long as no-one else is harmed in the process, so in the current authoritarian society this would mean legalizing marijuana.
I agree with the bold part of the first sentence but disagree with the second half of it. Capitalists also hate religious fundamentalism sometimes (Islamic fundamentalists, in the case of western cappies at the moment) - that doesn't mean bin Laden isn't counter-revolutionary. While so-called "recreational" drug use isn't necessarily counter-revolutionary, being a junkie/weedhead, in my opinion, is, because you wipe out any human functionality a normal, clear-headed person has.
MortyMingledon
14th March 2010, 15:12
There is neither a face nor a palm big enough to do this post justice.
My bad... didn't really think that one through -_-
Nice diss tho :D
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