I concur with the purple banana.

The fact that you are asking the question "Is it OK to be high at a family event" is just the Reagan era propoganda melting your brain. That tells me your family obviously wouldn't approve, but it's not really a question of morality, rather general judgment.

Is it moral to stay out past your curfew? Is it moral to binge and then purge, or just starve yourself? These (including smoking - weed or cigarettes) are amoral. They may have a detrimental affect on your health to some degree, which makes them a health issue, not one of morals.

Morality might rear its ugly head when your five year old niece, who you already know before hand needs lots of attention, gets ignored by you at the movie she's all excited about and shouldn't be watching because you're to stoned (ie - selfish) and let me tell you, she'll remember it. The devil is in the details.

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chaliceburn Reviewed by chaliceburn on . A question on morality, really..... Well last night my dad, during dinner, asked me if I wanted to go with himself, my step-mom and my two step-brothers, who are a yr. younger than me, to see the new Simpsons movie tonight. (I'm 19) Anyways, I said sure, because I want to see that really bad, but I really wanted to go see the movie stoned as hell :( My dad doesnt know I smoke, even though I do without him knowing, as I know this is disrespectfull in some people's beliefs, but I also smoke cannabis for a personal medicinal Rating: 5