Pretty sure hes not missing the point.   See 68 other replies

The main flaw I see in your logic, Mickey, is the whole "delivery system". Alcohol is not put into beer - it is a natural result of the fermenting process that happens when beer is made. In all actuality, there is NO alcohol in any of the ingredients, but the end result of the process is alcohol. THC is not put into marijuana - it is a naturally occurring part of the plant's make up. Burning the plant releases the chemical which is one of probably many chemicals that make up the structure of marijuana plants and oils. When you put acid into Kool-Aid, yeah, the Kool-Aid becomes a delivery system. The acid is not a naturally occurring part of the Kool-Aid mix or of the process of turning the mix into a drink. In that case, you would deliberately be putting the drug into another substance for ingestion. Not so with alcohol in beer or THC in pot.As has been pointed out, many drugs come from plants. Even helpful prescription drugs are from plants. Penicillin is from mold. Aspirin is from a plant. Cocaine is from a plant. Not all plant-based drugs are bad for you, but the fact that cannibis is a plant does not make it "not a drug."   See 68 other replies