Marijuana Legalization Didn't Fill Emergency Rooms with Stoned Drivers
oatmeal1
13 points
2 comments
August 28, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (1 comments)
jsLavaGoat
That's because it's really just not comparably impairing compared to alcohol and uppers. On the other hand, the cardiovascular health effects, especially at the really high doses with high availability weren't predicted but are still a problem. None of which changes the fact that putting people in jail for this was dumb and we shouldn't go back.