BUT on the other hand I do know a lot of dealers who will be mightily pissed off if their sole income (or main income) is mainstreamed into society and legalised. Haha oh well.

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Quote: from dylan6405 at 3:33 pm on Mar. 23, 2009

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legalize it and tax it, will help out mass with the recession as well as put a lot of dealers out of business and less drug crime

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then after the recession, stop taxing it.
legalize it, there's no bad side affects, just leading to harder drugs

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It only leads to hard drugs because if you are buying weed you are likely to come into contact with other substances aswell. Take shady dealers out of the picture by legalising weed and I bet you'll find a decrease in harder drug users.

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alcohol is a drug? o ya "alcoholism"

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Dude alcoholism is one of the only kind of addictions that you can die from if you go cold turkey. Alcohol is one of the most dangerous drugs out there simply because people aren't well informed enough about it, and they think that since it's legal, it must be safe.

Legalize pot.

http://g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/videos/37785/Judge-Jim-Grays-Case-for-Legalization---FULL -Interview.html  

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Post edited at 1:27 pm on April 18, 2009 by MusicArtLife

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Also making it legal would make it safer too, then you would know exactly what your getting when you buy it from a store, instead of off the street laced with chemicals you've never heard of.

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I'm against because American kids are way too unstable to be legally smoking pot.

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uh that depends on there personality an were talking like 18 not 15 or 16. hell even 21 would make me happy.

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Quote: from Rescue Me Plz at 3:34 pm on Mar. 23, 2009

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I'm against because American kids are way too unstable to be legally smoking pot.

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uh that depends on there personality an were talking like 18 not 15 or 16. hell even 21 would make me happy.

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it would have to be 21 to buy it, or else by federal government law, you'd be considered a minor and anyone selling to you risks being arrested.

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Legalize it. Don't stop at decriminalization. Legalize it.

It would be a billion dollar industry. Taxes on that would help the economy out enormously.

Worried about the Mexican government falling into the hands of violent drug cartels? Well, legalize pot and those cartels will lose a massive chunk of their profits. Who in their right mind is going to risk dealing with a potentially violent drug dealer when they can just walk down to 7-11 and buy weed like you would cigarettes?

Sure, it can potentially ruin your life if you're irresponsible about it. But so can alcohol. Let's ban that. So can cigarettes. Let's ban those. So can caffeine. Let's ban that. So can spending. Let's ban shopping malls. See how ridiculous that gets?

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sir u are a genious we should all understand that the most innocent things can be addictive and potentially harmful

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Now these officers can be better used to ensure that peace and order is kept, and that truly dangerous people and substances can be kept at bay or even eliminated.

In addition to these things, JOBS will be created for seed distributors/plant cloners, for hemp and marijuana farmers, for the trimmers and the curers, for distributors and their modes of transportation, and last but not least for hometown grocery, liquor, and convenience stores.

Imagine this on a national scale, and at the very minimum you're looking at tens of thousands of jobs/opportunities for U.S.A. Everything grown, processed, shipped, and sold within our own currency flow, a force that can drive a stagnant economy into subtle movements towards a lively bull market.

Add this to the benefits of medical legalization, and you've got a cheap alternative to high-cost medicine for EVERYONE, not only those with insurance. No longer will the black market drive dank strains up to $8,000 a lb. in dry areas; sheer numbers will drive the price down to universally cheap levels, ensuring that all can get quality at prices unheard of in today's world.

As more and more states vote towards statewide medical legalization, we as a country step closer and closer towards the end of this meaningless, fruitless, and downright unconstitutional cannabis prohibition.

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