There you go again—lying.

I promote the appropriate and judicious medical use of MJ for people suffering serious, even life-threatening, diseases.

I tolerate the appropriate and judicious social use of MJ according to established moral theology principles.

I have been quite clear from my earliest posts that there are some people for whom MJ use is inappropriate (e.g., schizophrenics, people with susceptibility to substance abuse).

I have never, nobody here has ever, made "being stoned seem completely normal."

Quite the contrary to your lie, we have consistently and repeatedly stated that to lose one's inhibition or reason is objectively sinful (except as moral theology allows for treatment of severe pain, etc.).

Instead of addressing these carefully circuмscribed positions, you have raged with bizarre caricatures as now, claiming I/we promote global use of MJ as the norm.

That is just a lie.

Quote verbatim such unlimited "support" or be known for the hysterical liar you are.

So you cannot quote verbatim even a single instance of me or anyone promoting unlimited "support" for use of marijuana.

There you go again—lying.

I/we promote the appropriate and judicious medical use of MJ for people suffering serious, even life-threatening, diseases.

I/we tolerate the appropriate and judicious social use of MJ according to established moral theology principles.

I/we have been quite clear from my/our earliest posts that there are some people for whom MJ use is inappropriate (e.g., schizophrenics, people with susceptibility to substance abuse).

I have never, nobody here has ever, made "being stoned seem completely normal."

Quite the contrary to your layers of lies, I/we have consistently and repeatedly stated that to lose one's inhibition or reason is objectively sinful (except as moral theology allows for treatment of severe pain, etc.).

Instead of addressing these carefully circuмscribed positions, you have raged with bizarre caricatures as now, claiming I/we promote global use of MJ as the norm.

That is just a lie.

If my alleged "support" for unqualified use if MJ was as "obvious" as you claim, it would take less than 1 minute to provide a verbatim quote.

You are a habitual liar.

There you go again—lying.

I/we promote the appropriate and judicious medical use of MJ for people suffering serious, even life-threatening, diseases.

I/we tolerate the appropriate and judicious social use of MJ according to established moral theology principles.

I/we have been quite clear from my/our earliest posts that there are some people for whom MJ use is inappropriate (e.g., schizophrenics, people with susceptibility to substance abuse).

I have never, nobody here has ever, made "being stoned seem completely normal."

Quite the contrary to your layers of lies, I/we have consistently and repeatedly stated that to lose one's inhibition or reason is objectively sinful (except as moral theology allows for treatment of severe pain, etc.).

Instead of addressing these carefully circuмscribed positions, you have raged with bizarre caricatures as now, claiming I/we promote global use of MJ as the norm.

That is just a lie.