Yes I see where this going.

I didn't argue any of your facts about pot because I know they are all true. Why argue? I notice you didn't argue with my statements about so many people getting screwed up on pot.

I know for a fact that marijuana is a hallicinogenic drug. It is addictive, just like lortabs, painkillers of all sorts, drugs of all sorts. herbal or otherwise. And I also know for a fact that drugs do cause side effects and chemical changes/disruptions. It's well proven. And many many people struggle with those issues.

So, where this is going at current, is that you, like the medical establishment, desire to promote drugs that mask symptoms and create new problems rather than cure the illness.

it must be nice to have expendable income to blow on drugs. Fortunately, I have never been well off enough to afford those things. While many of my friends from backgrounds with money to provide them those illicit pleasures, like yourself obviously, I kept a roof over my head, shoes on my feet, put myself through college, worked like a dog to make a little something of my life.

Sorry, but I have no pity at all for someone like you, aspergers syndrome or not, with money and time to waste on drugs. And I have the utmost disregard for doctors and others who promote that type of mask the symptoms medical establishment mentality. Most sincerely, I do think you are a basket case of drug induced side effects and like to think whatever you've got is aspergers syndrome. I've read your other posts.

You probably have kidney problems from the lortabs already. Lortabs are a schedule 2 drug, just below the list of illegal drugs like heroin and cocaine. Chances are you high as a kite right now, I am aware of that.

You need to detoxify and start the healing process. Marijuanna is not the answer and neither are lortabs.

There are people here who can help you with that a little bit if you are honest enough to admit you have a problem. There are also good doctors and naturopaths who are very anti-drug and can help you with a detox program. but there aren't any guarantees that you will ever be the same person you were or should have been before your mind and body were drenched with drugs or other posions.

Say no to drugs. Always say NO to drugs... whether offered them on a street corner, at a party, or from your friendly pharmecuetical company sponsored family physician.