Definitely. Cleveland is just plain better at every position. I'm all for Canadian basketball getting good exposure and they should be happy with the run so far, it will be a bittersweet ending.
Since legalization, I wonder how much of this is police officers now having new and legally admissible testing methods to detect drivers who are using pot, or if they were testing before and there is simply a sharp rise due to availability.
Great point about being progressive, as a society we are not just having open conversations about weed and alcohol, but all drugs that are available (any drug is available to someone that wants it badly enough).
The discussion needs to shift to a place that everyone should agree on: driving under the influence of any impairing substance is bad. As others have mentioned in the thread, we've followed a fair amount of discussion where high drivers proudly come out from behind the bushes, or worse yet that they claim to be better driving stoned. The substance primarily impairs cognitive ability, I think this is a side effect even habitual users have difficulty escaping. A user is bound to eventually 'accidentally' miss recognizing something while behind the wheel, be it another car, pedestrian, or general road hazard because they are high/drunk/whatever.
http://www.nature.com/npp/journal/v31/n10/full/1301068a.html if anyone wants a dry scholarly read, this article is a small study on pot and brain function.
