I wouldnt down rate you. what was the question?

Because we don't want to contribute to this behavour. Especially when the poster appears to be in their teens. And the stupid questions are just for fun.

yeah, we don't want to be accessories to your moral downfall

Sorry man,. Checked your questions and the way they're posted is a big NO NO around here. Yes, there are a lot of silly questions. Mainly on "crazy thoughts", but they're mostly harmless and (sometimes) witty.

It may be a violation of Terms of Service to contribute information to a criminal enterprise, as I recall. Also, few people wish to be accessories to this behavior. Think about it.

I think it is because they are mean. They think that just because they are above drug use that people who use drugs are lesser than them. I have questions that are important to me and someone down rates them or gives an answer that don't help, just lectures on how bad drugs are. Have those of you who look negatively upon pot ever been high. It really does feel good. For all you know I have a very hard life and pot is the way I escape from it for a few hours. So what if I am curious about what kind of music other people like to listen to when they are high? How is that a bad question? A bad question is something like - Do you know me? or Is pizza really that great? or Can you say the alphabet backwards? Or what song are you listing to right now? or what are you doing? Those are dumb questions. My last few were good and some rude people shot them down. If you don't want to answer then don't. If I saw the question "Why do I hate people with the user name hedccd?" I would probably not do anything because it is a good question and I don't know the answer. to every question I've ever asked about an illegal subject I've either been down rated and/ or lectured.

To provide information or to keep someone safe is a very fine line to walk. On the one hand, imposing your morals on another is a profound obligation that is not taken lightly. On the other, this online culture of providing information compells the participants to give answers. Despite the belief that you are entitled to the information, I would have to evaluate if you were able to handle the information and use it appropriately. And, although I would not down grade the question, I would not provide a young person with this information.

Maybe people don't want to encourage illegal activity, or drug use and are afraid by answering, they will encourage you to get into trouble?