text: Max: Din anyone actually watch this the video? 
  Max: <link_video>
  Allen: Research shows that long term cannabis use ( via smoke inhalation ) produces NO noticeable long term consequences - whereas tobacco use leads to COPD ect. But cannabis causes more inflammation of the lungs and increase symptoms such as wheeziness and shortness of breath. But these subside when cannabis smoking ceases.
  Jeremy: Wrong, it wasn't long term use, but rather an "occasional low cumulative", which could be something like smoking once or twice a month.
  Max: Tom You didn’t watch the video.
  Tom: I was just about to complain, then i saw your post. Thanks. ;)
  Jason: I like how he doesn't mention the fact that most people smoking spliffs will probably be using tobacco in them as well pretty much everybody I know who smokes weed put tobacco in them and they smoke cigarettes as well.
  Daniel: Short attention span 😊
  Max: Daniel probably from pot 🤷‍♂️
  Max: Jason he does - rewatch the end man. He doesn’t specifically say combing the two , but he says one usually precedes the other. 
  David: Jason, I used to smoke baccy avec hashish but no longer, and I know only one person out of billions who still smokes weed with tobacco.
  Rawiri: Jason Hollis yuck...why even???
  Tom: I know that a joint is bigger than a roach, so is a spliff bigger than a joint?
  David: I don’t believe there is a size relationship between names of roll-ups (except for the roach which is a mostly smoked roll-up). I say that the names began as code words for an illegal item at that time. Some spliffs may be big some joints be small...
  Ken: Allen So quit smoking it and no inflammation which we all know that inflammation is the number one cause of all other health issues.
  Tom: BTW Seeing it's still illegal at a federal level, I'd like to know where such studies were conducted legally. Propaganda. Keep gobbling those opiate based pills, they're fine
  Brian: this is only stating the harms of smoking cannabis. It's not saying cannabis is harmful... there are other ways to use it without turning to opiates.
  Ken: Really? Putting smoke in your lungs is bad for your respiratory system.....shocker. oil....edibles...many ways to enjoy and get relief from chronic pain and or what ever you need to get on with it.
  Mark: Cannabis does not have a bad affect on the lungs!!
  Virginia: MJ users will not believe anything bad. They think it is right up there with kale and swiss chard!
target: Max and his friends watched the video about cannabis. Allen believes that long term use has no consequences according to the research. Jeremy explains it wasn't long term use but rather an occasional use. Mark reckons they don't affect the lungs. Virginia thinks MJ users won't believe anything bad.