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**drycleden** · 08-30-2011, 12:18 AM

I never said you could die from weed intoxication. When I say deadly, I'm talking about lung cancer. You can't document that type of stuff. Can you find a database of people who have died from lung cancer because they smoked tobacco? No. So, why would such a database exist for weed smokers?

You're attempting to flee, but there are no doors.

You said marijuana is a 'lethal' intoxicant. Such is it's lethality, that in the entire history of recorded medicine, not one single cause of death has ever been attributed to it. That's a fact.

You're right in that smoking cannot be proven to cause lung cancer, but it can be shown to correlate so strongly with tobacco usage, that any association is so statistically overwhelming as to be conclusive. Not so with marijuana.

Not one single death. Ever. Deal with that.

08-30-2011, 12:18 AM	#29
drycleden Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 536 Senior Member	I never said you could die from weed intoxication. When I say deadly, I'm talking about lung cancer. You can't document that type of stuff. Can you find a database of people who have died from lung cancer because they smoked tobacco? No. So, why would such a database exist for weed smokers? You're attempting to flee, but there are no doors. You said marijuana is a 'lethal' intoxicant. Such is it's lethality, that in the entire history of recorded medicine, not one single cause of death has ever been attributed to it. That's a fact. You're right in that smoking cannot be proven to cause lung cancer, but it can be shown to correlate so strongly with tobacco usage, that any association is so statistically overwhelming as to be conclusive. Not so with marijuana. Not one single death. Ever. Deal with that.
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