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Buzzby

Why should people expect things to be other than they demonstrably are? People need to deal with reality. I went to college with expectations that it would be "hallowed halls of learning". It turned out to be otherwise. I adapted by doing my studying where it was quiet and doing my sleeping with ear plugs.

If what you want is a peaceful place of learning, there are institutions of higher learning that fit that mold. They tend to be church-based schools with the kind of tight-ass regulations under which few would want to live.

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n_d_shadows

kinda like apartment living wouldnt you say? If you rent an apartment and know before hand you'll have people living above, below and/or beside you, you should be prepared to deal with any wall banging or floor stomping that may go on, as each individual has a right to live their life as they see fit.

What Im saying, if you go to college, you should expect kids to be kids (regardless of age) and be prepared to work with or around what makes them an individual.

hgirl

wtf

Buzzby

Why? If you aren't hurting anyone else, why is it the university's business what its adult students do in their free time? It's should be neither the university's nor the governments concern.

From my reading, there has never been a time in history when young adult college students didn't spend a good chunk of their free time getting high on something.

Smokers should be considerate and not impose smoke or smells on others. As long as they do that, why ban marijuana?

Few students get busted merely for drinking. They get busted for behaving badly when they're drinking. Marijuana users, OTOH, get busted merely for smoking.

You certainly seem to be out-of-step with the majority of your generation.

The Uniform Narcotic Act was an attempt to have all state drug laws match the federal drug laws. Obviously, a lot more than two states are doing very different things with marijuana than the feds would like.

Actually, it's 13 states: Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington.

Only drugs listed in the US Pharmacopeia can be prescribed. Doctors issue recommendations for the use of medical marijuana.

I can't figure out what this means. What's the "marijuana ratification process"?

How did we get from marijuana law reform to the legalization of all drugs? This is a "straw man" argument, attempting to confuse the very limited risk of marijuana legalization with the much more worrisome dangers of legalizing all drugs. The rest of this section requires no further comments because it's not relevant to the question of marijuana policy.

"Wouldn't the world be a better place if everyone was as tight-assed as I am?"

Why don't you keep your government-sponsored prejudices to yourself? There really is room in this world for people who have lifestyles different from yours.

D.A.R.E. graduates are just as likely to be illicit drug users than those who haven't been forced to waste their time in D.A.R.E. classes. In some locales, D.A.R.E. graduates show higher instances of illicit drug use. Apparently, even D.A.R.E. graduates are capable of thinking for themselves.