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On the contrary... it really seems like you are deeply aggrieved about the personal, legal habits of other persons.
> I've noticed people who like the word "cannabis" take issue with it being called avoidance language
The only person so far who's used the word "cannabis" in this conversation has been you. I believe you are tilting at windmills on the public Internet, and I seriously wonder what you have been smoking all morning.
> Of course, when confronted, they say it's not addictive and they dont have a problem. As we know this is the first sign of a very serious addiction.
My eyes are rolling so hard. You convicted them on evidence of their denial?
> It won't kill you like alcohol withdrawals will or make you agitated like nicotine will. So then it must be okay right?
These strawmen are transparent and juvenile, while substance dependency of every kind is a complicated and common problem that requires far more nuance.
> One of them makes you sound like a degenerate, one of them makes you sound like you take a medication. That difference is very important in justifying addiction in the mind of an addict.
Whatever axe you're grinding, it's basically unhinged and socially degenerate in and of itself.
When you step into the walkway you immediately feel the cool and moisture. It feels magical.
Texas lawns commonly use some form of bermuda grass, which goes dormant during the hot season (typically late July to late September). Some lawns will mix in a rye grass which shows bright green color during this same season to preserve the look, but obviously this compromises the growth of both types of grass.
The "unseverable" bonds of family have caused a litany of mental and physical problems for me my entire life. It's only since my "toxic" behavior finally exhausted their fidelity that I've begun to feel like myself.
The (not golden) goose lays golden eggs. The recurring time-based nature of the eggs is the key aspect of the fable.