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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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To be fair, a lot of research had been held up by it being federally illegal.
I think enough people have used it for long enough that we can assume it's relatively harmless but we can't say it's completely harmless just because the studies haven't been done.
It isn't harmless. I'm not saying you shouldn't use it. In all likelihood, it's less harmful than tobacco or alcohol, but we shouldn't pretend it's completely harmless.
Nothing is completely harmless... aspirin and paracetamol is far more dangerous than marijuana.
I'd love to see the data on this if you have it. Isn't weed more long term impact than the others you listed?
According to people like you even a water is more dangerous than weed. Weed is dangerous, that's a fact. Not more than alcohol, but it's dangerous.
Water is far more dangerous than weed - you can literally kill yourself by drinking too much of it.