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• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • The family you are talking about sounds like it has issues beyond pot use. Their depression and violent episodes are not going to be a result of pot, or lack thereof.

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • Funny

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • I agree including about our "public servants' salaries.

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • There is no woman I know that smokes because of a "weight factor"...the munchies is a real stereotype. :) Most people do state they don't smoke around their kids...that's common sense and not only for professional, college education smokers.

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • Yes and as a reminder to people that smoking is not the only way to use pot.  It can be made into tea or food for safer ingestion than smoking.  I think the effect it would have on peoples stress levels would completely affect peoples abilities to control anxiety.  That is a …

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • Lets legalize it, tax it and create thousands of new jobs. It has been proven to not be addictive.

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • Yes, I 100% say I can chauffer them back and forth to their games because I'm not smoking at that time!!! This is recreational, like a drink. I'm not going to drink a beer and then drive my kids to practice.

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • It's been scientifically proven that its not physically addictive. I've smoked since college ...a little over 10 years... and I've gone weeks at a time without it experiencing no side effects because it's not addictive. You are clearly not educated on the true effects of marajuana.

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • Marajuana is not physically addictive. That is proven. As a "regular" smoker (about once a day, 4-5 days a week) and I can stop whenever and have zero side effects. There is nothing addictive about marajuana which cannot be said for alcohol, cigarrettes or coffee....or prescription drugs.

• Is it socially acceptable or still taboo for professionals to smoke pot?

  Tue Sep 29, 2009
  • I am also a "motivated" smoker. It makes the household chores sometimes fun. :) The household projects, like getting rid of clothes my kids have outgrown or reorganizing that closet, is more of a focus for me.