I thank you for your insight. I was asking indirectly in reference to the canadian incidenct. After I found out that they decriminalized small amounts of pot, I started asking around people I work with, and almost all of them smoke marijuana. My mother and alot of her friends(and neighbors) smoke, so do about half of my friends. It just occured to me that most of the people I know smoke weed. I overheard some politician saying that it was "dangerous that the youth in society are using it so much" on tv and couldn't believe that someone had said it was actually dangerous!

It may be, but I just took the TABC test(which is government law to pass to serve alcohol), and I was told that a half of a million traffic accidents occur a year due to alcohol. I also learned that about twenty-five thousand people die each year due to alcohol-related traffic accidents. I saw one year recently that less than 100 deaths occured that year due to marijuana-related traffic accidents.

So, which is more dangerous?

Chris

• Alcohol is worse, but the combination is deadly - yanniru - May 26, 2003 - 11:02 UTC
  • But... - fasteddy - May 27, 2003 - 05:02 UTC
    • I can only speak from personal observations... - stormcrow - May 27, 2003 - 07:02 UTC
      • Diverse effects of cannibis - yanniru - May 27, 2003 - 15:32 UTC