Belfast said:
Lol, bullshit. I've never once smoked and I'm an extremely creative person. If you want to use pot as a crutch for your inability to use your imagination, that's your problem.
You're out of your depth, Donny. You're like a child that wanders in during the middle of the movie and..... :lol
Seriously, how can you make the rest of the claims you do if you've never done it. You obviously aren't basing is on medical fact, b/c medical science actually supports the "crazy stoners" on the health risks.
As for the migraine stuff, I'm not buying it. It might help, but there are other ways to help migraines. Once again, you're relying on this excuse to justify something else (my guess is the reported creativity boost you claim to get).
It's an option, plain and simple. A NATURALLY GROWING option. That you have to smoke it instead of popping a pill doesn't change the fact that it's a drug with good and bad benefits. I don't use weed for migraines, but I don't get them either. I do use it to unwind after work, and also to quiet and upset stomach or general tension. To each his own.
Oh and to that back-handed comment about the Zoloft earlier, its something I need to take for my anxiety since there IS something already chemically off in my brain. I don't want to take it, but I've tried a bunch of different things already. You're comparing something that I am prescribed to take for a legitimate problem that I have to, even in your own words, something people use "recreationally." I don't take this stuff for fun. That's insulting.
But hey, you see the contradiction with what you said, right? If someone needs to smoke pot to enhance their creativity, then blah blah blah. Well, if you need a drug like Zoloft to cure anxiety, then you're no better. You're using a drug to overcome something you could probably do on your own. Want to get over anxiety? Go talk to a lot of people. Well, it's not that simple now is it? Not that simple for weed either. The only difference is weed is illegal, so automatically, people put on the blinders as to the positive benefits of the drugs. PEACE.