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Title: Two Denver deaths tied to recreational marijuana use
Source:
CBS News
URL Source: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/two-den ... to-recreational-marijuana-use/
Published: Apr 15, 2015
Author: CRIMESIDER STAFF
Post Date: 2015-05-23 11:43:15 by Gatlin
Keywords: None
Views: 4420
Comments: 21
Way to go Potheads. Well, on second thought, it’s not really a “way” to go. DENVER - This week, two Denver deaths were linked to marijuana use, and while some details of the deaths have yet to emerge, they are the first ones on record to be associated with a once-illegal drug that Colorado voters legalized for recreational use, as of January 1, 2014. One man jumped to his death after consuming a large amount of marijuana contained in a cookie, and in the other case, a man allegedly shot and killed his wife after eating marijuana candy. Poster Comment: 
Levy Thamba Pongi, left, and Kristine Kirk
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At least they didn't die from a marijuana overdose....so that mantra can continue for the potheads. Wait…
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#1. To: Gatlin (#0)
Could there have been extenuating circumstances that caused the one Nah - the present is 'separate' from the past - bears no relation. The DEMON WEED did it all! (/sarc)
How many died with alcohol in their system? Then do a comparison.
Yup - I was about to post the same thing.
Obvious enough for all 3 of us to think of it.
No one should die from using either drug. Someone using either of the two drugs, both of which reduce a person’s ability to think rationally and distort judgment....is not very smart. And overdosing on either drug to cause their death, or the death of someone else, is downright stupid. Doing a comparison to show that more people die from alcohol use than from marijuana use....is that rationalizing, or what? Considering death as the end result in the misuse of either: "What difference does it make?"
What if someone jumps to his death after eating a dinner? Or kills his wife after watching baseball game? You know always there is something that precedes but precedence does not equal cause.
Are you claiming that being drunk and being stoned is similar? Did you try either or both?
The article is about death caused by drugs. I'm claiming that dying as the result of using any drug is senseless.
What if someone jumps to his death after eating a dinner? Or kills his wife after watching baseball game? Then someone would write an article about a person jumping to his death tied to after eating dinner. In the second instance, someone else would write an article about a man killing his wife tied to after watching a baseball game. This article was written about "Two Denver deaths tied to recreational marijuana use" and that is the subject under discussion here….until now.
In the second instance, someone else would write an article about a man killing his wife tied to after watching a baseball game. I am sure that not all who jumped to their deaths did it on empty stomach. I am sure that not all who killed their wives, abstained from TV before that. Now you know.
One was caused by jumping, second was cause by a gun or something like that. Neither was caused by drug.
Date of article is April 18, 2014.
Isn't the analogy you are arguing against kinda the same idiotic argument when you and your cop hating pals say "cops killed a fleeing motorist because the motorist had a brake light out, and the motorist rolls his stolen car and gets ejected and dies? Dosnt feel good does it? lol
Every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves. What is equally true is that every community gets the kind of law enforcement it insists on. Robert Kennedy
Right :) :) :) Got it!!! Thanks for making this clear...
Published: Apr 15, 2015 Date of article is April 18, 2014. Thanks...I keyed in the wrong date. I am so glad you corrected this. It sure makes a BIG difference in the story. What?
In the second instance, someone else would write an article about a man killing his wife tied to after watching a baseball game. I am sure that not all who jumped to their deaths did it on empty stomach. I am sure that not all who killed their wives, abstained from TV before that. Now you know.
There is zero evidence the deaths were a direct cause of the drugs.
There is zero evidence the deaths were a direct cause of the drugs. You are correct, I should not have used the word: "Caused." I should have said the article states: "Two Denver deaths were linked to marijuana use." Thank you. I guess the "causes" of the deaths would be jumping in the first case and a bullet in the second case. How does that sound now?
There is ZERO evidence the pot caused them to engage in suicide.
I should have said the article states: "Two Denver deaths were linked to marijuana use." "Duke Lacrosse team members LINKED to a rape" sound much better. Definitely they were linked. But alcohol is different, you have countless cases of deaths caused directly by alcohol poisoning, whether acute or chronic. Perhaps ready for another Prohibition? With all those special powers/resources granted after 9/11 to law enforcement agencies and growth of penal infrastructure the eradication of the booze might be achieved at last?
I was a multiple lines insurance agent for 42 years. I had thousands od clients. During that time I saw hundreds of potheads sitting on the other side of the desk seeking insurance. It was obvious to me they were an accident looking for a place to happen.
And the words of the LORD are flawless, like silver refined* in a furnace of clay, purified seven times. Psalm 12:6
guy to jump off of the building, and the other one to
shoot his wife?
#2. To: Chuck_Wagon, Gatlin (#1)
#3. To: Pericles (#2)
(Edited)
How many died with alcohol in their system?
But thought it was too obvious a question .
#4. To: Chuck_Wagon, Pericles (#3)
But thought it was to obvious a question .
#5. To: Pericles, Chuck_Wagon (#2)
(Edited)
How many died with alcohol in their system? Then do a comparison.
#6. To: Gatlin (#0)
One man jumped to his death after consuming a large amount of marijuana contained in a cookie, and in the other case, a man allegedly shot and killed his wife after eating marijuana candy.
#7. To: Gatlin (#5)
Someone using either of the two drugs, both of which reduce a person’s ability to think rationally and distort judgment....is not very smart.
#8. To: A Pole (#7)
(Edited)
#9. To: A Pole (#6)
One man jumped to his death after consuming a large amount of marijuana contained in a cookie, and in the other case, a man allegedly shot and killed his wife after eating marijuana candy.
#10. To: Gatlin (#9)
Then someone would write an article about a person jumping to his death tied to after eating dinner.
#11. To: Gatlin (#8)
The article is about death caused by drugs.
#12. To: Gatlin (#0)
Published: Apr 15, 2015
#13. To: A Pole (#11)
One was caused by jumping, second was cause by a gun or something like that. Neither was caused by drug.
#14. To: A Pole (#11)
One was caused by jumping, second was cause by a gun or something like that. Neither was caused by drug.
#15. To: kenh (#12)
#16. To: A Pole (#10)
atlin Then someone would write an article about a person jumping to his death tied to after eating dinner.
Golly....Thanks!
#17. To: Gatlin, A Pole (#8)
The article is about death caused by drugs.
#18. To: Pericles (#17)
(Edited)
The article is about death caused by drugs.
One man jumped to his death after consuming a large amount of marijuana contained in a cookie, and in the other case, a man allegedly shot and killed his wife after eating marijuana candy.
#19. To: Gatlin (#18)
#20. To: Gatlin, Pericles (#18)
(Edited)
You are correct, I should not have used the word: "Caused."
#21. To: A Pole (#11)
One was caused by jumping, second was cause by a gun or something like that. Neither was caused by drug.
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