Do you recall seeing this for St. Patrick's Day?GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Apr 2024, 1:27 pm » wrote: ↑ ....drug addled Liberals today.
I've lost track of how many times I've heard these losers claim that they are SAFER DRIVERS after smoking marijuana .
Everything else about their belief systems is bassackwards and wrong so why not this too...?
"On April 20th, a curious phenomenon occurs: thousands of Americans celebrate the intoxicating properties of marijuana on a popular counterculture holiday known as “4/20”. Legal marijuana sales surge in anticipation of this “High Holiday,” and college students report increased cannabis consumption on 4/20 itself. In many cities, activists and enthusiasts gather at public celebrations that feature synchronized mass consumption of cannabis at 4:20 pm.However, there’s a sobering side to this celebration. Research has found that the April 20 cannabis celebration might be associated with a population-level increase in the risk of fatal traffic crash involvement. Let’s delve into the details:So, while 4/20 may be a day of celebration for some, it’s essential to remember that safety on the roads remains paramount. Let’s all drive responsibly and stay vigilant!
- A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) revealed that there is a 12% relative increase in fatal crashes on April 20 compared to other days12.
- The risk of fatal crashes is highest among drivers younger than 21, who experience a 38% increase in their risk2.
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Why?
Ok, NoStands.
I'm taking a stand, imbecile.
R.Suave » 20 Apr 2024, 1:47 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm taking a stand, imbecile.
14%?
"New Year’s Day – the most dangerous holiday for drunk driving that, in reality, starts on New Year’s Eve – sees deaths spike 117 percent above what is considered the baseline average."
https://www.arrestedmn.com/blog/2023/07 ... %20average.
Alcohol-Involved Fatal Crashes 16% More Common During St. Patrick’s Day Holiday Than Rest of Month
https://www.lendingtree.com/insurance/s ... day-study/
R.Suave » 20 Apr 2024, 1:47 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm taking a stand, imbecile.
14%?
"New Year’s Day – the most dangerous holiday for drunk driving that, in reality, starts on New Year’s Eve – sees deaths spike 117 percent above what is considered the baseline average."
https://www.arrestedmn.com/blog/2023/07 ... %20average.
Alcohol-Involved Fatal Crashes 16% More Common During St. Patrick’s Day Holiday Than Rest of Month
https://www.lendingtree.com/insurance/s ... day-study/
Where's 4/20 on that list?Huey » 20 Apr 2024, 1:56 pm » wrote: ↑ Why should I be concerned about St Patrick's day? It is not on your list nor is it on the Top 10.
https://theryanlawgroup.com/the-10-dead ... 0of%20July.
Take that out on the OPHuey » 20 Apr 2024, 2:02 pm » wrote: ↑ Don't care. I am not the one making a big deal out of it. We know you are stoner so of course you would be offended.
In your make believe world only Republicans get drunk on St Patricks day.
If you don't eat ****, you're not a Biden *** Cannibal.
You must be an alcoholic.GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Apr 2024, 1:27 pm » wrote: ↑ ....drug addled Liberals today.
I've lost track of how many times I've heard these losers claim that they are SAFER DRIVERS after smoking marijuana .
Everything else about their belief systems is bassackwards and wrong so why not this too...?
"On April 20th, a curious phenomenon occurs: thousands of Americans celebrate the intoxicating properties of marijuana on a popular counterculture holiday known as “4/20”. Legal marijuana sales surge in anticipation of this “High Holiday,” and college students report increased cannabis consumption on 4/20 itself. In many cities, activists and enthusiasts gather at public celebrations that feature synchronized mass consumption of cannabis at 4:20 pm.However, there’s a sobering side to this celebration. Research has found that the April 20 cannabis celebration might be associated with a population-level increase in the risk of fatal traffic crash involvement. Let’s delve into the details:So, while 4/20 may be a day of celebration for some, it’s essential to remember that safety on the roads remains paramount. Let’s all drive responsibly and stay vigilant!
- A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) revealed that there is a 12% relative increase in fatal crashes on April 20 compared to other days12.
- The risk of fatal crashes is highest among drivers younger than 21, who experience a 38% increase in their risk2.
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