Even if Marijuana impacts DNA, I have yet to see you prove it impacts DNA negatively.
And even if you could prove that it does have a negative impact, you haven't proven your collectivist position that you have a right to control other people's choices and bodies.
Not to mention, you'd have to also address every other negative impact on DNA.
trolling
mentally retarded
Guerilla's points are exactly what you need to answer to defend your position. They're not trolling or mentally retarded.
• Smoking tobacco is legal. Destroys DNA like a champ. Not good for your children. Same with alcohol.
• Guns are legal. Shoot someone and go to jail. Not good for your DNA, as in you won't be using it any time soon to make babies.
• Lysol is legal. Inhale it, get high, frolic naked in rush hour traffic. Not good for your future children.
• Wood varnish is legal. Use it long term without protection and get bonus DNA damage.
• Sodium laurel sulfate is legal. Causes allergic reactions in skin, nose, throat. It's in almost every baby shampoo you'll find.
• Mercury is legal for use as a preservative in shots. It's one of the most well recognized neurotoxins in history. Within hours of entering the world babies are mainlined with it.
What is your fascination with cannabis that makes you so forcefully rail against it despite that
• there are plenty of other legal substances that do much worse to DNA
• your thread title is difficult to defend given that many of our forefathers grew cannabis and some colonial laws actually mandated farmers to grow cannabis
• Cannabis was outlawed in large part after a concerted effort by Hearst yellow journalism and DuPont money to get it out of monopolized markets, not because your government gives a fuck about you
• people make choices that negatively affect the health of their children and future children in more ways than is possible to catalog, yet many of these choices are perfectly legal
• it's like, the most peaceful drug out there, man hahaaaaalalalaaaa
Here's to getting trolled by a hellblazer thread.