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Ok, I watched the episode. First of all, I was not familiar with ANY of the three on the panel. The lady had some rather 'off' things to say but I guess she believed what she was saying so I cannot begrudge her that.
Of course, I'm familiar with Richard Engel (love him!) and that was interesting. He's an amazing journalist - and very brave!
I'm also familiar with Margaret Cho as a comedian. For one second I must be hideously superficial and remark that I just don't like her super short hair. It's not working on her for me. That said, it's none o my business. 
As for her 'war criminal' remark, for some reason I had this impression that she went on a rant about that. She made the remark and explained why she felt that way so I was not offended by it. Her reasoning was legit but maybe another term would apply, but I didn't feel like she was that far off at all.
As for firing up the doobie - I guess if they can, they can. I'd like to think that he made the guests aware, up front, that that was going to occur so I imagine they could be ok with it or leave. I would be shocked if that were not known ahead of time.
Tell ya what - I've done my own share of weed smoking in the past (haven't done so for at well over a decade, however) and I was hoping they might pass it my way. Now that I live with 24/7 pain, I'd be curious as to if it could help me with my pain. No, really. Well, ok - plus, getting high is fun. hehe
@chickenbutt wrote:Ok, I watched the episode. First of all, I was not familiar with ANY of the three on the panel. The lady had some rather 'off' things to say but I guess she believed what she was saying so I cannot begrudge her that.
Of course, I'm familiar with Richard Engel (love him!) and that was interesting. He's an amazing journalist - and very brave!
I'm also familiar with Margaret Cho as a comedian. For one second I must be hideously superficial and remark that I just don't like her super short hair. It's not working on her for me. That said, it's none o my business.
As for her 'war criminal' remark, for some reason I had this impression that she went on a rant about that. She made the remark and explained why she felt that way so I was not offended by it. Her reasoning was legit but maybe another term would apply, but I didn't feel like she was that far off at all.
As for firing up the doobie - I guess if they can, they can. I'd like to think that he made the guests aware, up front, that that was going to occur so I imagine they could be ok with it or leave. I would be shocked if that were not known ahead of time.
Tell ya what - I've done my own share of weed smoking in the past (haven't done so for at well over a decade, however) and I was hoping they might pass it my way.
please have your fun getting high in your own house, hopefully never behind the wheel of a car. I knew lots of people back in the day having "fun" that caused harm to others. No different from the "high" one gets from a couple stiff drinks.
@chickenbutt wrote:Ok, I watched the episode. First of all, I was not familiar with ANY of the three on the panel. The lady had some rather 'off' things to say but I guess she believed what she was saying so I cannot begrudge her that.
Of course, I'm familiar with Richard Engel (love him!) and that was interesting. He's an amazing journalist - and very brave!
I'm also familiar with Margaret Cho as a comedian. For one second I must be hideously superficial and remark that I just don't like her super short hair. It's not working on her for me. That said, it's none o my business.
As for her 'war criminal' remark, for some reason I had this impression that she went on a rant about that. She made the remark and explained why she felt that way so I was not offended by it. Her reasoning was legit but maybe another term would apply, but I didn't feel like she was that far off at all.
As for firing up the doobie - I guess if they can, they can. I'd like to think that he made the guests aware, up front, that that was going to occur so I imagine they could be ok with it or leave. I would be shocked if that were not known ahead of time.
Tell ya what - I've done my own share of weed smoking in the past (haven't done so for at well over a decade, however) and I was hoping they might pass it my way.
Chickenbutt, I can only speak from my own experience. I am 45 and hadn't smoked it since my 20s until I was diagnosed with Crohns disease. I was experiencing severe pain and nausea that my meds weren't handling. I had lost an extreme amount of weight (I am 5'10" and under 100lbs) and my GI dr at UNC suggested pot for not only pain but nausea. I was taking 6 10 mg oxycodone a day because of the pain. Needless to say those are extremely addictive. I started smoking during flares in 2011. It helped a great deal with both my pain and nausea. It is also a natural anti-inflammatory which is great because my intestines were inflamed and it helped with that. Everyone is different but it really helped me a lot and I was able to cut back to one to two percocet a day, then finally none.
@60sgirl wrote:
@chickenbutt wrote:Ok, I watched the episode. First of all, I was not familiar with ANY of the three on the panel. The lady had some rather 'off' things to say but I guess she believed what she was saying so I cannot begrudge her that.
Of course, I'm familiar with Richard Engel (love him!) and that was interesting. He's an amazing journalist - and very brave!
I'm also familiar with Margaret Cho as a comedian. For one second I must be hideously superficial and remark that I just don't like her super short hair. It's not working on her for me. That said, it's none o my business.
As for her 'war criminal' remark, for some reason I had this impression that she went on a rant about that. She made the remark and explained why she felt that way so I was not offended by it. Her reasoning was legit but maybe another term would apply, but I didn't feel like she was that far off at all.
As for firing up the doobie - I guess if they can, they can. I'd like to think that he made the guests aware, up front, that that was going to occur so I imagine they could be ok with it or leave. I would be shocked if that were not known ahead of time.
Tell ya what - I've done my own share of weed smoking in the past (haven't done so for at well over a decade, however) and I was hoping they might pass it my way.
please have your fun getting high in your own house, hopefully never behind the wheel of a car. I knew lots of people back in the day having "fun" that caused harm to others. No different from the "high" one gets from a couple stiff drinks.
Why would you feel the need to tell her to get high in her own home and not behind a wheel. Would you say the same thing to a poster here who mentioned she was having a glass of wine or some other cocktail while typing here on the boards? My guess is no, so why would feel the need to remind an adult to not smoke weed and drive? Just because you knew lots of people who got high.drank and drove doesn't mean this poster or anyone else here does. How condescending.
@Irshgrl31201 wrote:
@60sgirl wrote:
@chickenbutt wrote:Ok, I watched the episode. First of all, I was not familiar with ANY of the three on the panel. The lady had some rather 'off' things to say but I guess she believed what she was saying so I cannot begrudge her that.
Of course, I'm familiar with Richard Engel (love him!) and that was interesting. He's an amazing journalist - and very brave!
I'm also familiar with Margaret Cho as a comedian. For one second I must be hideously superficial and remark that I just don't like her super short hair. It's not working on her for me. That said, it's none o my business.
As for her 'war criminal' remark, for some reason I had this impression that she went on a rant about that. She made the remark and explained why she felt that way so I was not offended by it. Her reasoning was legit but maybe another term would apply, but I didn't feel like she was that far off at all.
As for firing up the doobie - I guess if they can, they can. I'd like to think that he made the guests aware, up front, that that was going to occur so I imagine they could be ok with it or leave. I would be shocked if that were not known ahead of time.
Tell ya what - I've done my own share of weed smoking in the past (haven't done so for at well over a decade, however) and I was hoping they might pass it my way.
please have your fun getting high in your own house, hopefully never behind the wheel of a car. I knew lots of people back in the day having "fun" that caused harm to others. No different from the "high" one gets from a couple stiff drinks.
Why would you feel the need to tell her to get high in her own home and not behind a wheel. Would you say the same thing to a poster here who mentioned she was having a glass of wine or some other cocktail while typing here on the boards? My guess is no, so why would feel the need to remind an adult to not smoke weed and drive? Just because you knew lots of people who got high.drank and drove doesn't mean this poster or anyone else here does. How condescending.
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@Irshgrl31201 I feel the need to speak out about many things and don't need your permission. I thought someone saying publicly that they enjoyed getting high was an invitation for someone else who thinks it is not okay to speak their mind as well.
People who get "silly" drunk and high and then drive are foolish and yet they do it every day, so what difference does it make if they get high from a different drug of choice and then make a foolish mistake.,
Condescending? I think not. Ironic that the entire thread is about a man who hosts a show about being politically incorrect, does things that offend people (some) and causes a lot of controversy and has a lot of support from posters, yet if a poster on the forum says something in the same vein, they get called out for it.
IMO marijuana does often lead to other hard core drugs and when someone admits to using it to get high, well, then I will speak my feelings as well. Don't like it? Don't care. You don't need to police my opinions.
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