RustyShackleford
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I can dig the 'stoned driving' idea, I mean I think it's bs, but I understand the law.
However, as someone who smokes and drives all the time, I can tell you it ain't that bad, but if there was a law against it I wouldn't fight it.
In this situation it was his inexperience which caused the crash, not the pot, otherwise if pot was the cause then it should happen everytime.
As a society we always look for scapegoats, other things to Blame besides personal choices. That's all we have, pot didn't make him hit that corner at 110, he did that, pot didn't make him get behind the wheel in the first place, he did that. We are constantly trying to find everything but ourselves to blame. Have an Uncle that died of the HIV...either because of his sexual choices or because of heroin, but it was his choice to blow that dude, no one put a gun to his head, it was his choice to put that needle in his arm, no one did it to him. Choices, that's all we have, that's all we are, the sum of our choices. It wasn't pcp that made my cousin get behind the wheel, it was his choice, be didn't have to but did it anyway. I've had to much tragedy with drugs and to many good times to exclusively blame drugs, at some point we need to take responsibility for our own actions.
Like dude pointed out earlier, not every drunk driver crashes or get caught.
Secondly, no one is just blaming the weed. It was a contributing factor, and must be taken into consideration when dude gets punished.
He made a lot of stupid CHOICES that day. Smoking marijuana and get behind the wheel was just one of them. He needs to pay for all those bad choices, including the marijuana one.
And the fact you smoke and drive doesn't make you an authority on this subject either brah. You just sound like of those idiots brag about being wasted and making it home ok.
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