Cannabis should be legalized and if you say that it should not then you just have not studied the facts. Bottom line is that people have been using it for years and DUI’s did not go up…that is a lie!!! What I or anyone else does in the privacy of there own home is their business. I suppose that we should keep allowing out kids to have access to it by keeping it on the black market..and I also suppose that we should keep our dea and policemen busy with pot arrests instead of rape victims, etc

@jenn1ifer Hey, it’s me, Jen, and I’d like to apologize for the stupid things I have done. I created this account as an attempt to troll, but I now realize how stupid this all is and I now wish to stop.
I realize that the information I’ve been copying & pasting is unreliable, myth, lies and propaganda. Ignore all of my stupid posts; they are worthless.

@fight2legalize An analysis from the National Safety Traffic Authority did a study this month on driving fatalities since medical marijuana passed in California, and found drivers that tested positive for marijuana increased by 100%, and if prop 19 passes, it can increase to 300%.

NO ON PROP 19
prop 19 would require grant recipients to violate the DFWA, it would preclude certain businesses,research institutions, schools and state and local governments from obtaining billions in federal funding. And would require employers to violate several federal mandates. For example, the U.S. Department of Transportation requires persons who operate airplanes, locomotives, trucks and buses to be removed from their respective jobs if they test positive for any narcotic.”

“Tax Cannabis 2010” creates:
A compromised drug-free workplace
And ZERO revenue for the State of California

“The Federal Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988 requires that all employers
who receive government grants and contracts greater than $100,000 maintain a drug-free
workplace. ”

“The Act Will Cost the State Billions in Federal Funding While Limiting
Employers’ Rights to Maintain a Safe and Drug-Free Workplace

A word about prohibition: you hear the argument that alcohol prohibition failed–so why are drugs still illegal? Prohibition did work. Alcohol consumption was reduced by almost 60% and incidents of liver cirrhosis and deaths from this disease dropped dramatically…Today, alcohol consumption is over three times greater than during the Prohibition years.

@jenn1ifer LoL !! What an ignorant statement. Anti depressants, anxiety meds, pain pills, etc … with a list of side effects that read like a novel are better I suppose ?? Come on, the “accepted medications” out there are killing people, causing birth defects, etc … and you’re worried about keeping cannabis illegal ?? Well to that, I say … cannabis is NOT a drug, it’s an herb, and people who think otherwise should really educate themselves more before opening their ignorant mouths.

marijuana does NOT need to be legal. it is a mind altering drug, intoxicant, and not good for mental health.

u cant stop the movement you ignorant goverment officials. smoke a bowl

but what about the criminals and gang members who like to sell it at an artificially high price? Nobody ever stands up for them.

I wish cheech weren’t such a douche.

tommy looks nothing like he did befor he went