Little sister beginning to step away from ''the right (drugs)'' path.

**JfmC** · 2012-12-30, 07:58 PM

Originally Posted by Aeluron

Yeah....funny how that doesn't make me *happy*.

Well there are loads of people who think its fun to be intoxicated, who are you to say that their fun is wrong? Just because you think drugs are bad does not mean that they are fundamently wrong. People will always take drugs, the harder you make it for them to get relativly unharmfull drugs the more they will take harddrugs.

You know what would happen when you make it legal to sell pot to 18year olds and beer to 16 year olds? You'll see a decline in young people taking harder drugs, and you'll see a lot less binchdrinking amongst 16+ (I know this because 16+ are allowed to buy beer over here, so most of them don't drink it or drink it in normal amounts).

**Aeluron Lightsong** · 2012-12-30, 07:59 PM

Then why is Tobacco on the Supermarket shelves?

You're asking me that? You'd be better asking our Gods then that.

Well there are loads of people who think its fun to be intoxicated, who are you to say that their fun is wrong? Just because you think drugs are bad does not mean that they are fundamently wrong. People will always take drugs, the harder you make it for them to get relativly unharmfull drugs the more they will take harddrugs.

Yeah and I don't think it's fun, doesn't mean you should force it down my throat either. Even if it was legalized Countrywide it wouldn't stop people smoking it cause it is deh illegal.

**madokbro** · 2012-12-30, 07:59 PM

Originally Posted by Brolyowns

I moved away from home when i was 17 (Moved in with my girlfriend)
5 years later i am still together with her (everything is awsome)
I came home to visit my family together with gf, only to find that my little sister has begun experimenting with drugs.
How should i handle this? she is still a little baby (jsut turned 17) and i am 22.
- i am feeling sad -
Found out while teasing her (am her big brother after all) by taking her phone to see if there was something in there i could use to tease her, only to find that her and her best friend were planning to ''smoke'' this new year.

As another big brother, I can relate.

It's just weed, it can even be healthy for her social life. However, you have a strict responsibilty to explain her the possible dangers, you have to forbid her from getting high around men she doesn't know and trust, and you have to do it the most dominant way possible. I've seen too much shit, I know how ovulating girls react to weed and how they feel afterwards, you don't want your little girl to do something she will be extremely ashamed of later. They have to do mistakes, but not that kind of mistakes.

Also, you have to remind her that while weed and acid are usually harmless party drugs as long as she doesn't get attached too much, she must stay away from the hardcore ones.

**Yonkerz** · 2012-12-30, 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by Felfury

It's also legal to have sex with 14 year olds in some parts of the world. There's a reason for that, the laws are stupid and anyone with a shred of sense knows that.

So you're saying both laws are stupid?
Please stop comparing things like guns and paedophelia to smoking cannabis, it's ridiculous.

**joeyray** · 2012-12-30, 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by Jokerfiend

Then why is Tobacco on the Supermarket shelves?

what is the meaning of life?

**Still Rampant Rabbit** · 2012-12-30, 08:02 PM

Originally Posted by Brolyowns

I moved away from home when i was 17 (Moved in with my girlfriend)
5 years later i am still together with her (everything is awsome)
I came home to visit my family together with gf, only to find that my little sister has begun experimenting with drugs.
How should i handle this? she is still a little baby (jsut turned 17) and i am 22.
- i am feeling sad -
Found out while teasing her (am her big brother after all) by taking her phone to see if there was something in there i could use to tease her, only to find that her and her best friend were planning to ''smoke'' this new year.

She's going to smoke weed? Oh man. This is some heavy shit. Better call the cops.

**Jokerfiend** · 2012-12-30, 08:03 PM

Originally Posted by Aeluron

You're asking me that? You'd be better asking our Gods then that.

WTF are you blabbering about?

That is my point, a drugs far more harmful then weed are sitting right on Supermarket shelves. Yet, one with KNOWN benefits medically aren't. Yet, Weed is illegal is bad, but first we must question, why is it illegal, and when you break that barrier. Then you realize then entire system is fucked.

**crakerjack** · 2012-12-30, 08:04 PM

Originally Posted by Yonkerz

So you're saying both laws are stupid?
Please stop comparing things like guns and paedophelia to smoking cannabis, it's ridiculous.

He wasn't, you just came late into an argument where anti-marijuana people had nothing else to argue other than the fact that weed is illegal and it's against the law to do it... he was merely implying there are a lot of stupid rules out there... Do you think it's morally right to allow people to have sex with 14 year olds? Apparently it's legal and that's all that matters to a couple of people... the law is their moral compass.

**Heathy** · 2012-12-30, 08:04 PM

Originally Posted by joeyray

what is the meaning of life?

I think the meaning of life is to enjoy it, however YOU want to, but ofc if it adversely affects someone else its probably best to pick a new enjoyment.

also procreation.

**Aeluron Lightsong** · 2012-12-30, 08:04 PM

Originally Posted by Jokerfiend

WTF are you blabbering about?

That is my point, a drugs far more harmful then weed are sitting right on Supermarket shelves. Yet, one with KNOWN benefits medically aren't. Yet, Weed is illegal is bad, but first we must question, why is it illegal, and when you break that barrier. Then you realize then entire system is fucked.

Probably because of the sensationalization and I can't spell.

what is the meaning of life?

Put gnomes. That is the true meaning of all life!

**Ghul** · 2012-12-30, 08:05 PM

"let them make their own mistakes, dammit!" - this line is so friggin dumb, i cant even describe it in words...

you are basically saying that its okay for people do make the same mistake others have made before.. that they should NOT learn from those million examples of why drugs are bad..
yeah right, you people are probably the first to be like "uhh another of example of stupid humans who make the same mistakes over and over" when some political debate is going on, huh? just how much hypocrisy can a human handle?

its important that people learn from past mistakes of other people, it doesnt matter if its drugs, war affairs, ecological choices, financial choices or whatever - its always the same issue wich each topic: dont repeat on the stupid mistakes of your ancestors!

now tell that girl that she is making a mistake and that she could end up ruining her life with this stuff asap!

**JfmC** · 2012-12-30, 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by Heathy

I think the meaning of life is to enjoy it, however YOU want to, but ofc if it adversely affects someone else its best to pick a new enjoyment.
also procreation.

In short: Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll

**Jokerfiend** · 2012-12-30, 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by joeyray

what is the meaning of life?

Again, it goes back pages if you want to read it, quit cherry picking posts. I lead him to question the validity of the illegal state of weed, with products like Cigs and Alcohol.

Failing to understand the point, doesn't negate the question.

**wilbbailey** · 2012-12-30, 08:06 PM

Here we go with the "weed will solve all the worlds problems" again. Heres a news flash IT CAN GET YOU ARRESTED. I dont care if its addictive or not or if it will make you into Mr. Universe getting busted for possesion or distribution affects your future. Try going to a job interview with that on your record when the guy who may be less qualified than you doesnt. Good luck in the current market.

**madokbro** · 2012-12-30, 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by joeyray

what is the meaning of life?

**Shâréz** · 2012-12-30, 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by Jokerfiend

Then why is Tobacco on the Supermarket shelves?

Because tobacco and alcohol are socially accepted and other drugs are not (yet) in most countries.

**crakerjack** · 2012-12-30, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by Ghul

"let them make their own mistakes, dammit!" - this line is so friggin dumb, i cant even describe it in words...

you are basically saying that its okay for people do make the same mistake others have made before.. that they should NOT learn from those million examples of why drugs are bad..
yeah right, you people are probably the first to be like "uhh another of example of stupid humans who make the same mistakes over and over" when some political debate is going on, huh? just how much hypocrisy can a human handle?

its important that people learn from past mistakes of other people, it doesnt matter if its drugs, war affairs, ecological choices, financial choices or whatever - its always the same issue wich each topic: dont repeat on the stupid mistakes of your ancestors!

now tell that girl that she is making a mistake and that she could end up ruining her life with this stuff asap!

Yes, because it's much better to watch hypocritical politicians slander each other and manage to get nothing done... because youth can learn a lot from one side telling the other than drug prohibition doesn't work, then say there needs to be prohibition for guns... politics is nothing now... I wouldn't dare have my future children watch it... they'd become worse people.

Or she could just go out and celebrate new years with a joint and be perfectly fine.

**Theodon** · 2012-12-30, 08:08 PM

THC, the active ingredient in cannabis, has measured and proven links to nasty side-effects. Just because some legal drugs are worse doesn't mean you should just not give a shit about what cannabis can do to your own health. If you do believe that then dodging traffic during rush hour on a motorway is less dangerous than walking through Somalia while wearing a tu-tu with Rebecca Black blasting through a speaker strapped to your forehead.

Go have fun on the roads, you crazy logic people!

As for the OP; Taking your sisters phone and looking through it is the sort of stuff that would alienate any advice you could give. Assuming she doesn't know you are breaching her privacy in such a manner, the main risk for her, in my opinion, is that users of softcore drugs often get to know users of hardcore drugs, as hardcore users will use cannabis or be the ones selling it, more than likely.

I don't think you can do much to curb her curiosity, but you could do more to prevent her from going deeper in to the drug use culture through the people well and truly trapped within it. The less she is exposed to that, the less likely curiosity and selective truth from those hard drug users will drive her curiosity on to very wrong stuff.

**ThunderPussy** · 2012-12-30, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by Garnier Fructis

We're not attacking Dabrix's statement because we think weed is addictive, it's not. We're attacking it because he seems to think addiction itself doesn't exist. Go ahead, tell me that smoking cigs and drinking alcohol isn't addictive.

Also, why does your friend having a bachelors in engineering have anything to do with this?

The guy insinuating that the poster couldn't possibly be in the medical field based on his beliefs in addiction is what my very smart friend has to do with it.

**Aeluron Lightsong** · 2012-12-30, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by crakerjack

Yes, because it's much better to watch hypocritical politicians slander each other and manage to get nothing done... because youth can learn a lot from one side telling the other than drug prohibition doesn't work, then say there needs to be prohibition for guns... politics is nothing now... I wouldn't dare have my future children watch it... they'd become worse people.

Or she could just go out and celebrate new years with a joint and be perfectly fine.

How do you know she watchs it and believes in it.

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