News (Media Awareness Project) - CN BC: PUB LTE: Internet Stats Make Case |
Title: | CN BC: PUB LTE: Internet Stats Make Case |
Published On: | 2008-04-23 |
Source: | Kelowna Capital News (CN BC) |
Fetched On: | 2008-04-25 12:16:35 |
INTERNET STATS MAKE CASE
To the editor:
Re: What's Wrong With A Little Weed While Cruisin'? April 13, Capital News,
submitted by Kelowna Alcohol and Drug Services.
Several studies have established that pot smoking and driving is a
remarkably safe and pleasant way to get around. For those with
computers go: www.cannabisculture.com/articles/1775.html.
This article contains several links to studies that show just how safe
drivers on cannabis are. Obviously, it makes a difference if the
driver is a seasoned pot smoker or a newbie. If in doubt, take the
bus.
Far less responsible is the article to which I'm responding, or the
bogus survey quoted.
The 2006 Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse report relied on a
telephone survey (with what scientific validity?) but no field tests
or research that contradicted the position they apparently are fixated
on. If they had bothered to use a comprehensive and balanced approach,
their conclusions would have been quite different.
Bruce Codere
Fox Creek, Alta.
To the editor:
Re: What's Wrong With A Little Weed While Cruisin'? April 13, Capital News,
submitted by Kelowna Alcohol and Drug Services.
Several studies have established that pot smoking and driving is a
remarkably safe and pleasant way to get around. For those with
computers go: www.cannabisculture.com/articles/1775.html.
This article contains several links to studies that show just how safe
drivers on cannabis are. Obviously, it makes a difference if the
driver is a seasoned pot smoker or a newbie. If in doubt, take the
bus.
Far less responsible is the article to which I'm responding, or the
bogus survey quoted.
The 2006 Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse report relied on a
telephone survey (with what scientific validity?) but no field tests
or research that contradicted the position they apparently are fixated
on. If they had bothered to use a comprehensive and balanced approach,
their conclusions would have been quite different.
Bruce Codere
Fox Creek, Alta.
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