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  • If legalized people get out of jail less jobs bull! Open hemp factories opens awhole variety of jobs!

  • Why is the question, should we legalize? The question should be, why was prohibition ever allowed in the first place, and can we prosecute anybody for violating the rights of all those people harmed by this disgusting travesty of justice. I know some RCMP who need a taste of their own medicine. We could kick in their doors and shoot their dogs.

  • Let's make food illegal, everyone can have a job for the govt busting each other. We'll be rich!!

  • quit being ignorant and fully legalize cannabis. and who said law enforcement was the only job that can't be downsized.

  • people should be able to decide wether or not they want to smoke pot, or do drugs. If people are into that, (although i would never dream of going near drugs) than they should be able to do that, of course it would be ilegal for minors. Like alcohol or tobacco.

  • Pretty Cool!

  • "FROM COMMON SENSE"

    The real problems you don't understand the difference between LEGAL and LAWFUL.

    The issue is the language.

    de·le·gal·ize - To revoke the legality of

    , and everyone saying we should make Marijuana legal is ignorant and stupid, and don't know about what they are saying.

    Marijuana is already legalized that's why it is illegal to use it, and that is the VERY ISSUE.

    Is what people should say is that they want to DE-LEGALIZE MARIJUANA.

    Its illegal to use but not unlawful

  • @nonassumsit that makes no sense. Marijuana is not legal. You can have weed but never smoke it and get charged for possession. Marihuana was made illegal at the time (1937 I believe) because rich cunts wanted to wipe out hemp to save their pocket books.

  • @SAMFISHER40l7 - The tar from marijuana only comes from igniting the plant. Vaporizing marijuana comes with virtually no damage to the body, and no increased risked of cancer.

  • Lets hope that Marijuana does not become legalized. Smoking 1 Marijuana joint is like smoking 5 cigarettes. One marijuana joint also carries more cancer causing carcinogens then tobacco.

  • if gill has had trouble with drugs in his family and he is a cop, did he arrest them and put them through court and prison or did he disagree that was a good thing to do to one of his loved ones?

  • To marijuana prohibitionists:

    "Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."

    -Albert Einstein

  • @21theworld21 You really took that out of context. Seriously. Thats like me going for the lottery. And I actually winnafter 15 trys. What is that? A DIFFERENT RESULT FINALLY? wow you make Einstein look stupid.

  • you'd have to be a fuck wit of a politician to legalize dope + ofcourse it would help americas economy, anything would IT'S FUCKED! it needs all the help it can get

  • LOL 1:54

    FreshPie: "Wait. Is marijuana illegal?"

  • According to the World Health Organization, alcohol kills approximately 2 MILLION people every year. Marijuana kills ZERO. The worst thing about pot is that it may lead to alcohol. The best thing is that it may substitute for alcohol. Brainwashed, groupthinking prohibitionists are incapable of the most rudimentary logic, due to the mind-crippling dogmas they've swallowed. They'd insist that 1+1=3 if the party told them so. Marijuana is a safer alternative to alcohol. PERIOD.

  • I smoked marijuana while getting straight A's at a top ten University in the world. Dumb people smoke, smoking doesn't make you dumb. And I was in the best shape of my life, running MILES everyday and lifting every heavy object in sight...

    Those were good times...

  • @MrRationalThink lol "lifting every heavy object in sight" i laughed...hard

  • The failed prohibition of marijuana causes FAR more damage than marijuana itself.

    The current unjust, immoral, UNCONSTITUTIONAL marijuana laws are ruining the lives of otherwise law abiding Americans. Stop the injustice! LEGALIZE.

    REGULATION AND TAXATION IS THE ANSWER!

  • LEGALIZE IT!!!

  • I think it will be legalized :)

  • Fellow cannabis activists: I'm tired of feeling like a criminal for doing nothing wrong. I'm tired of having my rights repressed because of a silly triumph of conservative fear and ignorance of the one drug that never kills anyone. Our complacence is the reason we are repressed. It's time to speak up and make our voices known. Know your facts and spread the word. Don't be afraid.

    Copy, paste, thumbs up.

    We are not criminals and I'm tired of being made to feel like one.

  • google "The Profitability Of The Private Prison System"

    and that 77B savings/year is understated.

  • LEGALIZE IT!!!!

  • I don't know about harder drugs........but pot should DEFINITELY be legal.

  • Vote Ron Paul 2012. He doesn't care if you want to take drugs. It is your choice. I can go sun tan outside, get cancer, and die. Or I could smoke weed (which has been shown to inhibit tumor growth).

  • KripDrip, I wouldn't come into your home and take the cheeseburger out of your hand. Now why should you come into mine and take my marijuana?

  • they need to legalize all drugs 

  • Jeffrey miron

    harvard stoner

  • Liberty and Freedom for all, except pot smokers.

  • I think the host just had an epiphany. He realised it's time to legalise it and take a draw.

  • President George Washington's number one crop was Marijuana.

  • Free Marc Emery

  • we need more people like him speaking up like this. The dude is a Harvard graduate so people immediately take him seriously.

  • This is my favorite breakdown of the prohibition of marijuana. It's hard hitting, to the point, no nonsense, and his Harvard credentials leaves little doubt of his credibility.

  • leaglize my medicine

  • I believe the only reason it is called a "gateway" drug is because it is referred to as a "drug", so kids assume drug is a drug and want to experiment with them all and end up addicts to narco chemicals that will destroy lives. That's just lying to kids, if we remove the "drug" classification and re-classify as "herb" they will not associate it to "real" drugs. For example, if we told our children a water pistol was a real gun throughout childhood, then handed them a 9mm, what would happen?

  • @GameICY You make a damn good point!!

  • wouldn't get rid of DEA...there are plenty of other drugs out there for them to focus on. More harmful drugs. You could put the tax revenue from legalizing MJ towards fighting these drugs.

  • Lol I bet every person commenting on this video is a stoner! :D I love how ppl try to start arguments about how weed is bad for you and they just get totally shut down because it's no more worse than alcohol is for you. In fact, it might even be less bad for you than alcohol...

  • Watch the movie "The Union" its the best movie ever it shows how good Marijuana is for us and the country and all the good that hemp could do it also shows why the goverment does not want to legalize it

    the hipocracy of our democracy

    LEGALIZE IT the world would be a better place

  • that guy just changed his mind on legalization

  • there are no crimes in the netherlands...just sayin...

  • I support the legalization of Marijuana, it is not a crime. It is the government that is the criminal for banning freedom of choice.

  • fuck you all who uses marihuana. fucking bitchs

  • @weedcelso and to all who use cigarette and alcohol

  • , and third of all, maybe the government will just legalize all the drugs one day and become the richest country and the most powerful, as the other countries that followed America suffer from illegal drug crimes "Look at mexico and their dangerous drug cartel" !!

  • mybe the government made drugs illegal for a very fucked up reason. First of all, i think that the government knows that they could make alot of money by legalizing drugs and the GOV knows that they could handle their illegal drug crimes well. Second of all , The US GOV is probably trying to be a role model for other countries by slowly making them prohibit drugs so that they don't get extra money,

  • This is what I like about america... You dumb fucks prohibited it... but you'r gonna be the first to legalize...

  • @goncalojferreira you dumb fucks? you can say that about the 1920s america but the 2010 america IS working towards legalization and you can thank us when we are the first to legalize and the world follows. The people that made it illegal were dumb fucks, but that generation is gone so stfu

  • @volcom13xx first? the in the Netherlands you can buy it legal, and also in zech republic. so we definately are not following :P

  • @xilixang999 my mistake, i wrote that kind of fast that guy made me mad, either way the message is the same....

  • what legalization? Its going on February 2011 and its still not legal! WTF 

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  • STFU, weed is a chill plant dat calms you down, you dont wanna go out a kill ppl, you just wanna lay! what crimes and killings are on fkn buuudddd!? tax to fund schools, easy fkn money for the economy.. idiots legalize it!

  • Economical reasoning is justified but, the strongest reason to end prohibition is to honor the Constitution. More so, to honor the individual right of Liberty. Liberty being the unobstructed right of an individual to do as they will, so long as that individuals actions are not a violation of the equal rights of another.

  • Someone needs to dig deeply into Kerlikowski's family's drug use, and compare his family's treatment to the treatment of a young black man accused of the same crime. Vote Libertarian, and if seated on a jury, vote "not guilty"

  • @libertarianjury 100% right!

  • Im pretty sure a harvord economist would know what would help.finnaly we have an educated person supporting something that is better than alcohol

  • He is forgetting the tax revenue that we would be getting from the people who are incarcerated for 10 years just for smoking some weed.

  • they could get more tax renevue from crack and meth and heroin! Should that be legalized too?

  • Thank you, professor Miron. Decriminalization is a long time coming. I have no use personally for marijuana but even I can see that incarceration of people for marijuana trafficking is the absolute wrong end of this business for our country to be in. We have wasted so many resources on this. Legalize it and regulate it NOW.

  • i freaking love and can't stop watching these pro-marijuana interviews and debates, i hope we're getting close to a clue(pencil-pushers and big-wigs), plus the comments are the best........Thank You Jeff for getting this logic out there! and you teach at Harvard! whereas generic dumbass law enforcement officer etc. is holding a GED or diploma from South Central Louisiana State Community College.......Go Jeff, and Go America.......c'mon!

  • WOW a german guy when nuts like thats never happend before (hitler)

  • @ionrocket Adolf Hitler was Austrian you fucking moron.

  • Reign of Terror in Lane County OR. With the help of State prosecutors, the cops simply went through all licensed pot growers in Lane County and charged all with conspiracy to distribute, arrested them, and when the people arrested tried to unseal the records they were told no records exist. Now they are informed the Grand Jury will decide it, one full year after arrests. Obama is useless because Holder and the locals do whatever they want to do.

  • What Miron said about politicians not wanting to touch it is very correct. So what we have to do is change public opinion on this issue to our side (as we have been doing for the past 15 or so years with the number of US citizens supporting legalization rising by 1% each year).

    With each one of these interviews we change more peoples minds and by proxy, we change the politicians minds.

  • U ROC JEFF! Wish Americans would wake up too!

  • hes my parent, im Miron also LOL! many MIRON STONERS!

  • when pots legal, ima smoke a fat blunt right in front of a police station

  • then they probably nail you with public intoxication or some other bullshit fucked up retarded crime

  • @Irishluck100 I'm going to start a fucking plantation on like 3 acres of land. Just smoke hash upon hash upon hash.

  • hmm instead of wasting money on police officers chasing after stoners, they could instead gain alot of money by taxing weed.. they wouldn't have to take everyone's oil either... plus weed would be like 60% cheaper and everyone can get baked : ) sounds like a freakin good idea to me...

  • if people do get depressed about smoking pot,its because its illegal ,please legalize it usa,cause im starting to want another goverment run our country.i know lets have a vote nation wide,democracy!!!!

  • Let's face it. The whole world WANTS Cannabis.

  • @Alxscode but rich cunts can't make as much money of that want as they want, so it doesn't happen. God damn them all.

  • Ever heard of anyone /.... get all "high" and start a fight..... or regret the previous night...? NOPE

    there is nothing wrong with pot!

  • @snowzac1 only regrets might be not saving the roach for the next morning, haha

  • Drinking is waaaaay more dangerous than pot!

    Who smokes pot and feels like driving around...

    crashing? not heard of.

  • eating fruits and vegetables is safer than both! Why dont you do that instead?

  • god i hate that guy "people will think that you are a stoner" what a jackass

  • LEGALIZE IT!!!

  • 1:50

  • 1:53  FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!

  • 70 billion isnt even close....try multi-trillion dollar industry...food, textiles, medicine, and FUEL...did you know hemp can be easily made into bio-fuel? completely clean-burning...it could completely replace petrol...we could stop importing all of our resources and start GROWING our OWN..think of how many people this industry would employ...all the generated revenue..for once our country could be self-reliant...china owns us...were fucked if we dont change our ways....

  • its bad cause it will put EVERYTHING out of business!

    The alcohol industry, pharmaceutical industry, oil companies, ect. Think of how many MILLIONS of jobs will be lost!!!

  • jaunvoyce is a total idiot.proves no good points at all...every source you cited was BIASED and FALSE. go fuck yourself!

  • legalizing all drugs would be bad...we should legalize the only SAFE psychoactive substance known to man, cannabis. im not saying meth and crack heads belong in jail, they dont, they belong in treatment programs, but all these other drugs create alot of harm to the general public.cannabis does NOT have ANY harmful effects and anyone who thinks it does is a fucking uneducated MORON and needs to read some independent medical studies that werent manipulated or "cherry picked" for data by the gov't.

  • I heard marijuana is actually HEALTHY.  Is this true?

  • yea probably the unhealthy part of marijuana is smoking it, thats y you cook it with sum cookies or brownies

  • LEGALIZE EVERYTHING!

  • I am for DECRIMINALIZATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!

  • Wanda is a retard.

  • I can't believe they would say we are making $ incarcerating people! Any man who truly believes this is unamerican and a sadist! We make money by locking people in cages?

    HOW INHUMANE!

  • so you think its ok to break the law? How about making murder, rape, robbery, terrorist, child molestation all legal! Maybe we would be better off!

  • @KripDrip

    It is a weak analogy to compare crimes that victimize to victimless crimes like smoking marijuana. The government has not right to protect people from themselves. Rationally marijuana is no more of a crime than smoking ciggarettes or alcohol. The latter substances cause far more damage to society than all illegal drugs combined.

  • lol. u cant OD on marihuana

  • i know what a tool.

  • he OD'ed on pot? seriously? scientists have calculated that you need to smoke 10,000 times your body weight in weed, within 15 minutes in order to OD. i highly doubt he OD'ed on marijuana, if he did, link me to the new report, because this is serious news. it's easier to keep tobacco and alcohol out of kids hands than weed, so why would you not want pot legal, so we can regulate it? weed isn't a criminal problem, it's a public health problem, we shouldn't imprison, we should treat users.

  • your retarded.

  • bullshit your sons friend od'ed on marijuana

  • its physically imposable to OD on cannabis. you would literally need over 20000 joints. no one has ever dies from mj.

  • What the hell.

  • lol

  • OH NO. He moved slow. Holy shit!  Did you call an ambulance. I hope he didnt also eat a lot of snacks? Better that he drank a lot of alcohol and was vomiting and having his stomach pumped, yes? I agree, cannabis is a dangerous, dangerous drug.

  • There you have it folks!!! A harvard proffeser.case closed.legalize pot now!! END the drug WAR now!!!

  • I didn't know chris parnell was on cnn

  • Where can we buy the book?

  • If a cop busts into your home without a warrant you have EVERY right to use your 2nd amendment.

  • only if you wanna spend the rest of your life rotting in jail!

  • So the government is using billions of tax paying money, to arrest thier own people and keep spending our money to find drug dealer, because they want to get weed out of the street.

    Wow they use billinons a year, just to find weed . That is there job? How about do that to the same as water. but next time after u find the water give us back the water so we can drink. Well done DEA OMG save us for these homeland retard

  • Less dangerous and has more uses than tobacco and alcohol!

  • pot should be a crime in any way that booze isn't. find a way to test ppl like u do for drinking and driving and get over it

  • love the way they cut directly back to school shootings directly afterwards... cnn ftw!

  • JacdCat does bring up a valid question, Juan. It is contradictory to accept alcohol as a potentially dangerous, but legal drug yet marijuana, which is safer to both the body and mind (especially w/ a vaporizer, which I have) is prohibited. You must then either accept illegalizing all drugs (perhaps even caffeine and nicotine?) or legalizing all drugs. Many who fight against drugs and drug use fail to realize many problems from the drug war are created by prohibition itself. Let others smoke

  • if it ever becomes a political possiblility--I would probably support it. So if I understand, you support legalizing all drugs because anything less would fail the logical-consistency and hypocrisy tests?

  • Info from Psychiatry Journal Watch.

    Yes I support legalizing everything.

    Because before 1914 cocaine was legal.

    Yet america wasn't a nation of cokeheads.

    Before 1937 marijuana was legal. Yet you can't say this was a nation of potheads.

    Meth was legal till the 1960's. Yet neither my grandparents or anybody elses grand parents I know were meth heads.

    Prohibition is a waste of taxpayer's money.

    Money that could be spent much more wisely.

    Plus prohibition funds the violent black market.

  • 2) If all drugs were legalized in the US their use among the young people would almost certainly rise due to society's implied approval, greater access, promotion in the free media (YouTube), and probably commercial advertising as well. Treatment costs, accidents, deaths, lost productivity due to addiciton would, I think, skyrocket. Drug tourism and illegal export would become the new international problems. You don't have a convincing case.

  • Greater access? Please. It's easier for my 11 year old to access marijuana, or cocaine than a bottle of tequila. I wonder why?

    Society's implied approval?

    You mean how a recent zogby poll showed 52 percent of american voters supported marijuana's full legalization?

    Promotion in the free fedia? Isn't marijuana already promoted in the free media?

    Comercial advertising?

    When was the last cigarette comercial you saw? Or Billboard?

    It seems you don't have a convincing case.

  • Ahh, yes, a googling, drug reform expert--just as I suspected. Two can play that game, however I'll give you countless case studies. Try this site for 30 minutes and then reply to my comment on THC and neurodegeneration. As far as other drugs go, ANY drug has negative effects to your body in excess. As JacdCat said, responsible human beings need not worry. Most people don't realize that many of the problems associated with drugs and drug use is due to prohibition. I've got plenty more sources

  • I challenge anyone to find an economist opposed to the legalization of marijuana. Like the man said, economists specialize in finding unintended consequences of social policy. They recognize that so much crime that we have now is an unintended consequence of marijuana prohibition. And they're smart enough to realize that the cost of marijuana prohibition far, far outweighs any benefit it gives.

  • until recently you couldn't find one economist in favor of more regulation of the financial sector; they can find unintended consequences given 20-20 hindsight, they are much less adept at forecasting them

  • Alcohol is responsible for over 60% of murders.

    Alcohol is responsible for more traffic related accidents than marijuana is.

    Why aren't you out fighting for the prohibition of alcohol?

    Marijuana prohibition is responsible for more than half of all gang related deaths including the murders of babies and children. Gangs don't fund their activities by opening lemonade stands.

    Marijuana prohibition keeps the money in the hands of criminals.

    Instead of in the hands of legitamite buisnessmen.

  • Where did you get those stats?

  • Stats from Alcoholics Victorious.

    And Psychiatry journal watch.

    Every 22 minutes alcohol kills someone in a highway collision.

    that's not counting the collisions where someone was only injured

    I support the legalizing of all drugs. Because as it is now, they are already widely available

    Those who chose to do them do. Those who chose not to them don't

    And also because it's easier for a kid to get weed or coke, than a bottle of tequila.

    Drugs need to be legalized and REGULATED.

  • 1) no one knows what would happen if we legalized all drugs, but in the early part of the last century cocaine & mj were associated with ethnic groups in the US--and were not a part of the pop culture as they are today. you didn't mention heroin, but an interesting example of legalization of opiates is China at the beginning of the 20th century--by 1907 26% of adult men were addicts.

  • Opium has always been a part of the chinese culture. I bet 26% of Chinese men are still adictied to opium.

    Ofcourse China isn't going to tell us that.

  • When confronted with real-life example of what happens when a country loses the opium wars, you dismiss it out of hand? I'll bet...that you have a closed mind.

  • In a nutshell.

    In a free country. Unless I'm behind the wheel of a vehicle, or in a position to hurt some one other than myself.

    Niether you nor the govt. has any right to tell me what I can or can't put in my body.

    the prohibition of marijuana has destroyed mor lives than the drug itself.

    "A law of prohibition goes against the very ideals on which our great country was founded on." -Abraham Lincoln

  • Yes, the Supreme Court upheld the Fed Gov't right to do just that in 2005. Your "Lincoln" quote was invented by the mayor of Atlanta in 1922--trying to win the wets vote.

  • The Supreme Court did Uphold it.

    But that does not make it right.

    The fourth amendment gives me the right to feel secure in my PERSON, and HOME.

    Meaning whats inside my BODY(Person)and what I do in my LIVING ROOM(home) is none of the Federal govt's business and totalitarian decisions like that will tear this country apart.

  • the fourth amendment protects you against an unlawful search--they have to have a search warrant

  • That includeds searching my bodily fluids

  • Military style gang violence supported by marijuana prohibition.

    Innocent bystanders killed by dealers fighting over territory.

    Jail time tearing families apart for marijuana prohibition.

    Jobs lost and families on the street because of Marijuana prohibition.

    The passing of facist style laws like your 2005 supreme court decision, chipping away at our freedom, all for prohibition.

    The prohibition of marijuana has destroyed more lives than the plant itself.

    And u support it.

    INSANE!!

  • the court doesn't pass laws, it interprets them; did you ever go back for your GED?

  • Sarcasm the weapon of the weak

  • ouch

  • lmao harsh,

    although i dont think anyone agrees that the feds have the right to bust into your home and imprison you for doing something thats harmless. but the reality is they have the power to do just that.

  • They only have the power to do that because modern Americans LET THEM.

    I used to watch old nazi movies with my grandfather and more modern ones like schindler's list.

    And ask myself.

    How could the jews let the nazi's do that? Who in their right mind would stand idly by and allow someone to drag them from their home.

    Freedom is not free.

    You can't vote for your freedom.

    You must scream for it, fight for it and if you must, die for it.

    For your sake and that of you children.

  • Maybe you need to go to a grieving mother's funeral, whose child just died of an overdose, and tell her how well prohibition has worked.

    Yet I'm here saying, if we could end prohibition and spend only half of those billions of wasted dollars on the education of drugs. Her child would probably still be alive.

    Then go to another grieving mother, whose child was killed in a drug deal gone wrong, or a gang related shooting. And try and explain how prohibition has made our society better.

  • i think she would be a little more upset if i told her i was for legalizing all narcotics, stimulants, psychotropic drugs regardless of their abiltiy to addict, destroy lives, and kill--because "prohibition" doesn't work

  • Your either not reading my statements or are ignoring certain parts.

    I didn't say legalize then walk away.

    I said EDUCATING her son, would have been better, than THREATEINING him.

    The current system of threatening jail time is obvioulsly not working if her son is laying there in the casket.

    I have long believed a nanny state is failure, and education is the key.

    Prohibition has failed.

    Insanity is doing the SAME thing over and over and expecting a different result.

  • "OK, Billy, here is your lunch money, now make sure you don't stop-off at the opium den on your way to school, because if you do (and please don't take this as a threat) you might have to attend a class, if you want to. The fact that I go there is none of your business, Ron Paul says every person is responsible for themselves!" -JacdCat fulfilling parental responsibilities

  • Obviously you didn't understand. Hence the sarcasm.

    The education comes before the drugs not after. LOL!!

    Your hilarious!!

    I'm talking about Billy being saturated with anti-drug comercials starting at whatever age he starts watching t.v.

    He is bombarded with drug education in school.

    Twice a year we put ex-addicts in classrooms, with their missing teeth and obliterated muscle tissue, so Billy can see first hand what drugs do.

    Not education, AFTER Billy already used the drugs. LOL!!!

  • By the way, that is a very vivid description of an addict, suggestive of personal or professional experience, and incompatible with your postion.

  • so your saying that she should tell her son its ok to use drugs and get high? Maybe get him a bong and a stash so he can smoke his life away!

    Yeah, that will help!

  • Can you imagine what a psychological impact a meth head or ex crackhead would have on a 5 year old?

    An ex heroin addict, with deteriorated muscle tissue (looking like death himself) talking one on one with children in classrooms.

    Billy would be scared shitless of drugs for the rest of his life.

    Can you imagine 5 anti-drug commercials every hr?

    What about pamphlets showing what drugs do to a person, being handed out as often as condoms are handed out today?

    THATS WHAT I MEANT BY EDUCATION.

  • We can do that now--and not undermine the message by our example. "Don't tell me, show me." What kind of a country would sell drugs to heroin addicts for the tax revenue? That's immoral.

  • The same immoral country that sells alcohol and collects tax revenues from alcoholics?

    The same immoral country that says killing a few innocent children(collateral damange) is perfectly o.k. if your also killing a terrorist.

    The same immoral country that tests my body fluids to make sure i'm not doing something they don't want me to do?

    Though what I do in my own living room is none of their business.

    And if that tax revenue can help prevent future heroin addicts. It's completely worth it.

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  • maybe if the mother raised the child right and not have him do get into all that criminal mischief, he would be alive! Theres no excuse.

  • so you wanna make it worse by making another mind altering substance legal?

  • Alcohol is ok in moderation. Any kind of smoke inhalation is bad for your lungs.

  • Re-Legalize it already,Its a fucking herb,(not a drug),and its clearly documented that it was only made illegal in the first first place in favor of greed,corruption and racism.These "government officials" can't deny that it wasn't,unless they claim to be dyslexic.How can the read the history of a single law,and say "lets stick with this corrupt racist one"?

  • its a mind altering substance. It gets you twisted! Just because it comes from a plant doesnt not make it a drug. Cocaine comes from cocoa leaves. Heroin comes from opium poppies. Cigarettes come from the tobacco plant. A lot of drugs come from plants! It alters your brain!

  • I Love this man!!

  • i dont get it. they make so much money on cigarettes, if you legalised marijuana you would not only make a whole shit load of money but you would also be selling clean marijuana that isnt laced?