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Old Mar-21-2008, 20:43
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Originally Posted by Reefer Rogue View Post
'My choice is what i choose to do and if i'm causing no harm it shouldn't bother you'
I agree. I smoke plenty of weed as well.
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Originally Posted by ghosty View Post
A great song from my fav. Ben Harper album... (Fight For Your Mind).. suprisingly enough that's like the weakest song on the album. Wanna hear a really great song check out "God Fearing Man" the last track from that album. The slidework he does in that song especially near the end is just wow.
I like all of his music. He's incredible. The last song on Fight for your mind is "One road to freedom". Both are great songs. lol

as to the quote. i just think Ben isn't about getting high to get high and forgetting life's responsibilities.
Smoke it, enjoy it but reality is much more important...

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Originally Posted by dragonrider View Post
Everyone's physiology is different, so there are rare cases where a person is actually physically addicted to weed. It's rare, but it does happen. And everyone's personality is different too, so some people become mentally dependent on it without having a physical addiction, while a lot of people have no mental dependency at all.

I've known a few people who had trouble when they quit. For some, it seemed like it was the disruption of their long routine, so it messed with their mental depenedncy for how they went about winding down their day. And others had some physical symptoms like irritability, and trouble sleeping. None of it was very severe or lasted very long, but it was real.

But still, I don't think that was what Ben Harper was even talking about. He was talking about people who let weed hold them back in some way. For some people it enhances their life, and for others it holds them back. Too bad he even used the word "addiction," because I think it just distracts from his real point.
exactly.

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