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Why is Marijuana still illegal?

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Re: Why is Marijuana still illegal?

Postby Gormur » 2021-01-08, 22:24

vijayjohn wrote:
Gormur wrote:@vijayjohn, clearly not. There are different fields of science anyway so I'm not sure what you're saying here unless you want a reaction from me. I never claimed to know anything about science :hmm:

You literally said relying on science is witchcraft.
Because it's constantly changing. I'm not sure how you interpret what I said :hmm:
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Re: Why is Marijuana still illegal?

Postby vijayjohn » 2021-01-09, 11:34

Gormur wrote:
vijayjohn wrote:You literally said relying on science is witchcraft.
Because it's constantly changing.

So is language. Does that make language-learning "witchcraft," too?
I'm not sure how you interpret what I said :hmm:

I have no idea what you're talking about in the first place.
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