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10:00am Monday 19th November 2007
So marijuana is not a significant threat to public health, safety, or personal ambition (No harm in it, Letters, November 10)?
But wait. Cannabis actually contains 50 per cent more cancer-causing carcinogens than tobacco - making it one very mean drug.
Before anyone complains, my source is a recent study by the acclaimed British Lung Foundation.
Surely, then, the crux of the issue is that cannabis is the kiss of death for any society; it's ultra lethal.
Aled Jones, Mount Crescent, Bridlington, East Yorkshire.
TooRad, york says...
12:51pm Mon 19 Nov 07
Redundant Pronoun, Northwest of York says...
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andyb, york says...
8:21pm Mon 19 Nov 07
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steve, york says...
11:28am Mon 19 Nov 07
You don't have to smoke cannabis.
Nobody denies smoking is bad for you, hardly worthy of being locked up for 2 years though is it?
I think you'll also find that cannabis actually has some significant anti-cancer properties and that the research you quote has been discredited quite substantially.