Why would someone not be into it?

It cures almost anything and keeps people off dangerous, toxic drugs. Hemp can make biodegradable plastic, inexpensive, fireproof, moldproof hempcrete can build houses and save trees,

It makes natural clothing, paper, etc., you can harvest three crops a year, and it doesn't need pesticides.

Magic mushrooms and ayahuasca are also useful to reset the minds of people with ptsd or depression.

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me, me, me.
I don't do a judgment thing on it, if people choose to smoke it, that's their bag.
Holds no interest for me whatsoever.
Have never ever tried it,
then again, never smoked tobacco either.

People who don't have an open mind about weed are a turn off

Also me - I haven't consumed it any shape or form for 15 years. Fair play to anyone who does, however, and I remain a supporter of full legalisation.

I wish I had some, but cannot afford it. It's weed or insulin.

I don't have a problem with marijuana, especially when used for medical reasons, but those who add it to their profile? Not interested.

Yes, I'm not, it smells bad, you can have my share.

Donald Trump's the president. I don't know how people don't smoke weed.

Me. Not at all interested.

I don't partake, but I also don't really care if other people do. Just not my thing

I quit smoking cigarettes many years ago. I smoke pot every once and a while but I am a light weight. A lot of my friends smoke and that's OK with me. I am for legalizing marijuana and for medical research.

I went to college. Quit smoking marijuana in January 1976. It caused me to lose my sense of direction and confidence, and doubt my communication skills. Never missed it..

I had recently been hired as a YMCA Program Director and started graduate school at the University of Washington. I needed clear eyes and clear mind.

Your pain is felt by many of us. We live in a world dominated by artifice; a perceived need for which is created from within by altering brain functions with substitutional substances and behaviors.

'Weed' seems to be one of the most popular.

Religion qualifies too, as do porn, gambling and political ideological activism; when and if they become addictive and take-over in place of unavailable, genuine things that nourish and satisfy natural, primary drives.

Some atheists remind me of reformed alcoholics who rejected liquid spirits and replaced them with increased use of tobacco or weed; of those who reject tobacco only to start eating twice as much and becoming over-weight, etc.

People not into weed are hard to find alright. Try finding people avoiding rather than clinging to artifice to satisfy secondary drives and it gets a lot harder. There are more daunting tasks though.

Just be glad we aren't cartoons. Being Wile E.Coyote or Elmer Fudd would be a lot tougher.

I'm not, no vices at all, boring as all get out!

Me. I don't judge tho. The edibles are a fantastic muscle relaxer but whatever was in the mix or whatever maybe it was the pot made my throat itch.

I don't care for any substance that has an effect on my cognitive abilities.

I drink hemp milk. But marijuana gives me a major headache. I have to avoid it entirely.

Meh — never touch it. Just not my thing; but I think it should be legal.

I'm not into weed.

I'm not. I hate smoking too.

It's legal here in Colorado. I partake once in a while. I'd say twice a year on average.

I'm not, at all. The stuff gives me the pukes, so, no thanks. I also find that when people around me get high, they also get very boring. I don't care if others want to do it, I'd just rather be active and alert.

Hate it.

I am sure there is plenty here that are not into weed

I'm not