BBC tries to discourage marijuana use.

[Dakine]

I have no official document to prove this. I was listening to the radio, and i noticed they were talking about george harrison(beatles).

I start to tune in, and realise they are talking about india in relation to the ''flower power'' culture of the '60s. an indian sitar player called ravi shankar taught George harrison sitar, and thrust indian music into hippy culture, landing him on several tours of america. the bbc dude also claims that marijuana and LSD were on the rise, but that they were ''bad'' or ''nobody used them really''

this is quite crap, and i should expect flaming. i was quite offended and disgusted at this show of blind faced ignorance on national broadcasting.

[TYStonerTY]

dude acid was huge in the 60's but even more in the 70's... its not bad, and theyre doing experiments with shrooms (I know its not acid but the chemical in it is in the same family as lsd [tryptamine] and acts the same way on the brain) and they are findnig that it can change peoples outlook on life for the better... cant be all bad now, can it. effin bastards

[SpRi7e]

All the more reason for me to do it

But yea, it seems like all radio stations and tv stations don't do ANY research on drugs before they talk nationwide about it telling people false information, they just go by what they hear about it.