And most people won't follow that, even.

But even the Old Testament. I just think it's really long

Now if we're talking about the Talmud, that's some muddy waters, there.

There were originally 613 commandments that you're supposed to follow

Lol, what about the Dead Sea scrolls?

The 10 commandments were just what Moses could carry, if you believe the mythos.

Lol, think about Moses carrying 50 stone tablets. I actually went to go look up the history of the DSS and it has a very interesting history.

very thin stones

Yeah, but he would still have to make a lot of them and carry them down just to get pissed

Most of the commandments are listed in Leviticus.

Moses: "You motherfuckers! I've been gone for literally 40 days!"

lel

You know, I think Abrahamic religions need to get more closer to its relation to weed. I mean, come on, talking to a burning bush? Yeah, I bet he's talking to a "burning bush"

I bet he WAS burning bush...

Oh fuck yeah, it must be a great pass time

Let's talk Jews and Degeneracy, shall we? Since the people who speak out about Jews tend to also speak out about Degeneracy...

Is smoking weed really degeneracy? I think it's as degenerate as drinking.

Well, I mean... there's an argument that it's the Jews that are condoning things like Transgenderism

(A commandment) Not to give occasion to the simple-minded to stumble on the road (Lev. 19:14) (this includes doing anything that will cause another to sin) (CCN76).

(A Commandment) Not to castrate the male of any species; neither a man, nor a domestic or wild beast, nor a fowl (Lev. 22:24) (CCN143).

Hey, I think everyone would be aight with thatb

Seems like that would be at odds with religious judaism.

Shit, I gotta head to bed. Seeya man.

(A Commandment) Not to commit sodomy with a male (Lev. 18:22) (CCN116).

Seems like these two groups should be getting along a lot better than they do is all I'm saying.

weed is fine in moderation

and it works wonders in medicinal scenarios

Easy solution to controlled substances.

All significant mind-altering substances are legal.

bingo

In a court of law, willful use of significant mind-altering substances, when proven, may take the place of 'Mens Rea'

I.E. if you can prove someone willingly got drugged out of their mind, you need not prove intent.

You did drugs, drove down the sidewalk, and killed people?

You think you weren't responsible for it?

Guess again, bucko. It's not manslaughter, it's murder.

We need a return to personal responsibility.

That's just my opinion on that.

@RyeNorth you are kind of misconstrueing a lot

I mean, I don't know that much about Christianity

but I know enough

(and the only relevant sects are Catholicism and Orthodoxy)