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I'd wager that although you can't extrapolate any meaningful general pattern from one death, the professional opinion of a fully trained coroner carries at least as much weight as a 30-year stoner.

Guilt? I never suggested there was, did I? I'm not sure why you say that. You have no evidence though, other than flimsy anecdotal evidence of your social circle. It may be that you are right but even you have got to see that is no basis for determining whether it's safe or not.

but..but..take smoking. Yes, some people live a long and happy life, others don't but the long-term effects of smoking tobacco are indisputably bad. Effects of long-term cannabis use are not well-known at the moment although there does seem to be a strong link to psychosis - not surprising...

So...by that logic cigarettes, alcohol and hard drugs are as dangerous or as benign as cannabis. Of course it's different for each person but that doesn't mean the potential harm should be dismissed merely as a by-product of the individual's constitution.

Extremely dangerous thinking. Winnie Langley smoked for 95 years and only gave up when she couldn't see the end of the match http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/7941676/Britains-oldest-smoker-dies-after-puffing-on-cigarettes-for-95-years.html On the other hand, my grandad died at the...