Michael Phelps and a bong? Is there any truth to this?

Why would anyone lace pot with toxic stuff? It's just pot. I say legalize it and tax the hell out of it. Put restrictions on it, just like alcohol and tobacco. All the people who want to smoke it will pay for it and pay the price for it if they go against the restrictions. Educate the young about the horrors of it. I for one will use Michael's gaff as an education opportunity for anyone who brings it up. But, I will not lambast him for this. It's just pot. He'll still win a handful of golds in 2012. Everyone will forget and time will move on. Studies have shown that THC in certain applications can be beneficial. Legalize it and help out the economy. Who would want to lace pot? I can think of a number of different organizations that would love nothing better than to see some of our young college kids drop dead. Does al-Qaeda ring a bell to you? How many hands does this stuff pass through before it gets to the person using it? Too easy to taint. The only reason to legalize it is because of what I mention above. The widespread use by college kids makes it an attractive target for terrorists. If it was legalized, it could at least be inspected. Pot will neve be legalized for the same reasons our major cities don't have a red light district like Amsterdam.

Why would anyone lace pot with toxic stuff? It's just pot. I say legalize it and tax the hell out of it. Put restrictions on it, just like alcohol and tobacco. All the people who want to smoke it will pay for it and pay the price for it if they go against the restrictions. Educate the young about the horrors of it. I for one will use Michael's gaff as an education opportunity for anyone who brings it up. But, I will not lambast him for this. It's just pot. He'll still win a handful of golds in 2012. Everyone will forget and time will move on. Studies have shown that THC in certain applications can be beneficial. Legalize it and help out the economy. Who would want to lace pot? I can think of a number of different organizations that would love nothing better than to see some of our young college kids drop dead. Does al-Qaeda ring a bell to you? How many hands does this stuff pass through before it gets to the person using it? Too easy to taint. The only reason to legalize it is because of what I mention above. The widespread use by college kids makes it an attractive target for terrorists. If it was legalized, it could at least be inspected. Pot will neve be legalized for the same reasons our major cities don't have a red light district like Amsterdam.