re: E. Holyfield Arrested

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Thar doesn't seem to say that cannabis does not affect driving, so much as it has a lesser impact on driving. Do you agree, or am I misinterpreting?

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In accidents resulting in injury between drivers with detectable cannabinoids and drivers whose blood tested clean, there was no statistically significant difference in who was at fault. The stoners caused 48% and those high on life caused 52% of the accidents.

Cannabis does affect driving as I said. Stoners are paranoid defensive drivers as every experienced stoner knows.

I would advise young teens to stay away from weed unless it is needed medically. In California, oncologists are giving massive doses of psychoactive THC to very young children including babies.

The American Cancer Society classifies THC as an anti-carcinogen because it has been proven in multiple peer-reviewed medical studies to kill aggressive cancer cells in petri dishes.

I first smoked weed as a UGA student in 1970. Right now I'm going outside to take a couple of hits. I'm 68 and I played a lot of recreational tennis. I can use weed twice a week and I can walk around a grocery store pain free every day. Without weed I must ride around the store.