Yeah I mean, i've said before that i personally think anytime anyone, CF or not, inhales something that is burning, it's not a good idea regardless what it is. Your lungs were meant to take in oxygen and process out carbon dioxide. I don't personally use marijuana at all, though i'm pretty sure if I never had CF I would have been a social pot smoker.
What really gets me is that people don't seem to look into just why something is illegal, and something blatantly more damaging is legal. That was my whole point in that last post. The government could make a killing tax wise on marijuana, just like they do on tobacco and alcohol, that revenue surely could be used about now considering Bush is trying to raise our national debt ceiling to 9 TRILLION dollars, and the war in Iraq is sucking cash out of us to the tune of 30,000 dollars for every man woman and child in America. We have much worse problems than anything marijuana could bring forth, yet we continue to fund a "war" on it to the tune of boatloads of money, which is much better off paid for education, health services (I forget how many millions of people can't afford health care here), and infrastructure. But no, it's best to try and outlaw a simple plant that is harmless when compared to our other "sin" consumption items.
What really gets me is that people don't seem to look into just why something is illegal, and something blatantly more damaging is legal. That was my whole point in that last post. The government could make a killing tax wise on marijuana, just like they do on tobacco and alcohol, that revenue surely could be used about now considering Bush is trying to raise our national debt ceiling to 9 TRILLION dollars, and the war in Iraq is sucking cash out of us to the tune of 30,000 dollars for every man woman and child in America. We have much worse problems than anything marijuana could bring forth, yet we continue to fund a "war" on it to the tune of boatloads of money, which is much better off paid for education, health services (I forget how many millions of people can't afford health care here), and infrastructure. But no, it's best to try and outlaw a simple plant that is harmless when compared to our other "sin" consumption items.