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28. There is also an argument to be made that it causes more problems.

Thu Nov 13, 2025, 01:34 PM

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I loved laying on the beach high on edibles. I used to sneak my stiizy in my luggage when traveling on vacation.

And then I saw how it affected three loved ones. They didn’t know they had latent schizophrenia. The THC triggered the psychosis and none of the three have their lives back. One is dead to suicide.

The one thing is decriminalizing and making thc only available in specific circumstances. But we are talking about Delta 9 which markets as non THC yet does the exact same thing and is sold in smoke shops in any town.

That’s what I don’t agree with. It should not be available so readily and deceptively.

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Thanks to Mitch McConnell, you can now say goodbye to legal THC products like Delta 9 [View all] Miles Archer Wednesday OP

That rotten fucker just couldn't go without fucking over FoxNewsSucks Wednesday #1

It wipes out an entire industry in one fell swoop Miles Archer Wednesday #2

Hopefully Canada is still fucking them. dem4decades Wednesday #7

I thought he died n/t leftstreet Wednesday #3

How would anyone know? dem4decades Wednesday #6

No such luck oasis Wednesday #9

There is no mention of Greg_In_SF Wednesday #4

That was one of about a dozen sources I found that was stamped with today's date Miles Archer Wednesday #8

and FAWK HIM!!!!!! a kennedy Wednesday #5

My son needs Delta-8. Ilsa Wednesday #10

No, what that tobacco juice dribbling old fart dd was kill the hemp industry Warpy Thursday #11

Protection regulations Kentucky bourbon Blue Full Moon Thursday #12

Delta 9 contributes to psychosis and cannabis induced schizophrenia Bluesaph Thursday #13

Let me point you in the right direction UniqueUserName Thursday #14

I don't believe in freedom of dangerous substances Bluesaph Thursday #26

How do you feel about alcohol and Tylenol being sold freely with no limits Blues Heron Thursday #29

Stupid argument not worthy of reply. Bluesaph Thursday #32

They are both infinitely more dangerous than cannabis, but let's ban cannabis Blues Heron Thursday #34

Post removed Post removed Thursday #37

You are seen. My god! Won't someone think of the children?!!111!!? UniqueUserName Thursday #38

For some people, this is true. Intractable Thursday #20

There is also an argument to be made that it causes more problems. Bluesaph Thursday #28

Also causes anxirty Bluesaph Thursday #30

It sounds like they are talking about *unregulated* sales of THC products Qutzupalotl Thursday #15

I don't think so. Miles Archer Thursday #16

I found this: Qutzupalotl Thursday #17

The problem is that a Delta 9 gummie is not a full-blown, full-strength cannabis product Miles Archer Thursday #19

My state legalized rec cannabis in 2015. Yours even earlier IIRC. Qutzupalotl Thursday #22

No, it's still illegal here, and i will most likely die before it becomes legal (it will NOT) Miles Archer Thursday #23

Yes -- just the ones in that bill. Qutzupalotl Thursday #24

Pennsylvania? ColoringFool Thursday #25

The Republicans haven't learned the lesson of the book Brave New World. Intractable Thursday #18

Without cannabis there would be no Beatles music as we know it today. They all getting high and writing music Blues Heron Thursday #31

If I recall, John Lennon mentions the "wake and bake" in the movie Hard Days Night. (Great movie!) Intractable Thursday #33

Can you imagine reggae without weed? It would still be ska! Blues Heron Thursday #35

Based on this nonsense, it's likely we'll see an acceleration... keep_left Thursday #21

Damn that old turtle to everlasting hell Jilly_in_VA Thursday #27

It Seems Like The Private Prison Industry Is All For This. BBbats Thursday #36