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Oct-04-2013 00:46
Marijuana Dangers and 100 Legal Activities That Are More Dangerous Than Smoking Pot
Dr. Phil Leveque, Professor of Pharmacology Salem-News.com
What is more dangerous than smoking pot, and is legal to engage in? Read on...
This year in Australia: Hmong Thai (on right) and Mullumbimby Madness (on left). The Hmong Thai is over 22 feet tall (100% Aussie sativa). Photo courtesy: Kangativa and “Marijuana Australiana – the Documentary”.
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(PORTLAND, Ore.) - - Smoking Tobacco
- Drinking Alcohol
- Unprotected Sex
- Getting Arrested
- Owning a Gun
- Surfing the Net in a Library
- Bungee Jumping
- Giving Birth
- Flipping Off a Cop
- Riding a Bicycle
- Flying in a Plane
- Driving in Rush Hour
- Dieting with Diet Pills
- Cross Dressing
- Being a Bigot
- Acquiring Knowledge
- Playing with Fire
- Ignorance
- Walking Down the Street
- Singing in the Rain
- Cheering for the Other Team at a NY Giants Home Game
- Feeding City Squirrels
- Joining a Religious Cult
- Joining a Militia
- Being Hounded by Paparazzi
- Alligator Wrestling
- Waterskiing
- Starting a Barbeque Grill
- Running on Wet Grass
- Speed Boating
- Extreme Sports
- Eating Beef
- Setting a Mouse Trap
- Playing with Firecrackers
- Living off McDonald's Food
- Becoming a Corporate Lawyer
- Walking in East L.A.
- Walking Though Oakland, CA
- Walking Through South Chicago
- Eating Hot Dogs from a Pushcart
- Believing Your Politicians
- Hitchhiking through the Galaxy
- Golfing in the Rain
- Publishing Lists like This One
- Cosmetic Surgery
- Watching TV Too Close
- Watching TV Too Much
- Operating Power Tools
- Becoming a Cop
- Declaring Yourself a Communist at a VFW Post
- Handing Your Kid over to a Babysitter
- Being Attracted to the Same Sex
- Chewing Tobacco
- Beekeeping
- Running with a Toothpick in your Mouth
- Cliff Diving
- Whitewater Rafting
- Playing Soccer
- Motorcycle Riding
- Lifting 100 Lbs
- Playing Basketball
- Going to Public School in NYC
- Sled Riding
- Downhill Skiing
- Swimming in the Ocean
- Canoeing
- Kayaking
- Tackle Football
- Skydiving
- Free Climbing
- Falling Asleep in the Bathtub
- Walking on a Frozen Pond
- Climbing a Tree
- Eating Wild Mushrooms
- Building a House
- Riding a Horse
- Ice Hockey
- Camping
- Joining the Army
- Plowing a Field
- Eating Unwashed Commercial Produce
- Traveling Around the World
- Domesticating Wild Animals
- Trapeze Artist
- Using Crazy Glue
- Going to a Go-Go Show
- Taking a Cab in Washington, DC
- Attending a Concert in Central Park
- Starting a Lawn Mower
- Getting an X-ray
- Becoming a Firefighter
- Going on an African Safari
- Splitting Firewood
- Drinking and Driving
- Being a Stuntman
- Going to Jail on a Pot Charge
- Playing with Fire Ants
- Shoveling Snow
- Taking Candy from Strangers
- Thinking for Yourself
NOW- ARE WE FINISHED WITH REEFER MADNESS?! |
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 Dr. Phil Leveque, Professor of Pharmacology: February 22, 1923 - May 2, 2015 (RIP)
Dr. Leveque was one of Oregon's first toxicologists and served as an expert witness in more than 400 cases. "I won about 80% of my cases and angered a lot of lawyers in the process," he laughed. "Doc" was instrumental in the creation of Oregon law that allowed the use of Medical Marijuana in the late 1990's, and became notorious when The Oregonian dubbed him "Oregon's Most Dangerous Doctor". All because he knew the benefits of medicinal cannabis and shared that information with others. This Oregon doctor signed medical marijuana applications for over 5,000 patients during his tenure, about 1,000 being Veterans. He gave the patients his all.
Dr. Leveque was a WWII Veteran and suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) nearly 70 years. Because he had a unique understanding of the effects of PTSD, he specialized in treating Veterans during his years as a doctor in Molalla, Oregon. Many of them attribute their success in overcoming hard drug and alcohol addiction to his help and support. He authored several books, "General Patton's Dogface Soldiers", his WWII memoir, is the most notable.
Dr. Leveque began working with Salem-News.com in 2007, and quickly became an integral part of our team. We could barely keep up with him. Our friend and mentor, Dr. Phil Leveque will always be greatly missed.
Click on this link for other articles/video segments featuring Dr. Leveque: Dr. Leveque's INTERVIEWS & ARTICLES
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