If yooouuuu say drug when it's serpossed (sic) to be dragged....you might be a redneck.  

Good God in Heaven, all your brains are fried!  Any substance that affects the function of the human brain in any way, or a persons physiology, is a drug, Marijuana included! 

Yep. Some are legal, used by doctors, dentists, and psychiatrists. Others are illegal.

To be fair, music and sleep deprivation aren't classified as substances

I was Dragged through the mud. = Past Tense

I'm being Drug through the mud. = Present Tense

That is true, LightStar. By technical definition Marijuana is a "drug". I won't argue that fact. I just don't see marijuana as a "Bad Drug" such as cocaine or crystal meth.

Indeed, m'lady, quite right. All those things are also considered drugs by definition (except maybe sleep deprivation). Sleep deprivation causes the body to experience "drug like affects". At close to 72 hours the human brain starts to experience natural hallucinations, also known as "waking dreams" which are caused by "micro naps".

I could go way off into the topic of sleep deprivation as I've been subjected to it before in my life, but, I'll save that story for another time.

God smokes pot! -Jeremy Sr.

Indeed. It's a very sad but true fact. I'm living proof with what I'm going through right now medically. I talk a little about physical addiction to prescribed meds in my long post on page 1.

All drugs are bad drugs, legal or otherwise, if abused. Marijuana is also a bad drug, as in a lot of cases it leads to using other drugs of a more dangerous nature.  I have seen people do really strange things while under the influence of Marijuana, even die unfortunately. So you will never convince me that it is a good drug, as there is no such thing in reality.

You are fried!

Edit: My last post on this subject, not worth my time arguing a moot point IMO.

I can attest to that. I'm 100% physically addicted to caffeine. Ironically, I've been smoking pot for over 10 years and can stop completely with no ill effects. There's also little doubt that alcohol and tobacco are far worse in causing addiction and heath issues. Combined with the fact the government could stop spending billions fighting it, and instead tax it, leaves very little reason not to legalize it.