If you put five drunk people in a room, they would start a fight with each other, If you put five weed smokers in a room, they would start a band with each other.
and also shooting will be involved, either they form a band or listen to my 70's music the best music of my generation and the girls will fix nachos for munchies
5 weed smokers in a room : just sit there/do nothing or argue about everything as it wears off , the only lasting conversation is about the universe or desperately defending weed
@@-kryon1c- Don't tell me to shut up. If you think people should be free to smoke weed but not do the other drugs then you have double standards. www.history.com/news/americas-war-on-drugs-was-designed-to-fail-so-why-is-it-being-revived-now The war on drugs DOES NOT WORK. It creates violent black market crime, a brutal police force, cost trillions of dollars and ruins liberty. If you really care then don't support the drug war at all.
Marijuana saved me from popping pills and drinking myself to death Update: thank you weed for helping me, I’m sober now no weed no pills just raw dogging life now :)
@@bjangles-817 Congrats bro it's been over a decade now and I still remember every detail as if it was yesterday. Worst part is the way your parents look at you as you're leaving county jail. Part of you stays inside.
@@roman3493 Look people own themselves so they can put whatever they want into their bodies regardless of people's approval. So yes, all drugs should be legal with that reason alone.
I thought we live in a free country why can't we smoke alitte weed and get by with it but pop to many pain pills and doctors take them away or Government changes laws on many things in this country No longer a free country
Marijuana should be illegal and we can find other solutions to the problems Marijuana was used for and use different methods without being a drug that you can get high on
It's hard to discourage use of alcohol and tobacco when they are in every store on every corner. At least allow cannabis to sit beside them on the shelves for a healthier option
Kickin' chicken you couldn't have said it better. I was an alcoholic and an opiate addict for years and it's all because those two were so readily available and a variety of quality marijuana wasn't. I m from Florida so the bud was there but the pills get pushed so hard that I couldn't avoid them. If I could ever just make it home with marijuana once I got high I would stay home and be happy but if I didn't smoke I was out drinking and soon as I had a good buzz I was looking for pills. My point is if getting marijuana was as simple as stopping at a store and picking your favorite strain I would have never got on the alcohol or pills. Buying marijuana off the street eventually got me to stop those things but it needs to be easier to get ahold of so I don't have to get it illegally and risk getting in trouble. Also that way there's a big variety and there's edibles and cartridges. It angers me that they won't just legalize it, it's the least they can do because I can't get those ten wasted years of my life back now I'm so far behind. If they hadn't let all those pills out into the streets and just legalize marijuana it never would have happened.
The fact its still illegal shows how corrupt the government is. These people voting for it to be class1 of all things should be locked up forever. Like actually forever until they die. Its such a scam its unreal.
I smoked weed for the first time with my brother (I’m 25, he’s 20) and his buddies. I’ve never laughed so hard. And the best part was I slept amazing and had awesome dreams. Then woke up super thirsty but no hangover so that was amazing!
First time i tried it i was 10-11 yo. I caught my brother smoking with his buddy (they were 16-17 at the time) and his buddy was telling my brother: ''Let him try, let him try!'' My brother was hesitant and didn't let me try, but that only made me wanna try it even more so i started persuading him. I told him i will snitch to our parents if he doesn't let me try lol.. He had no other option haha.. It was a good deal for him though, i couldn't snitch if i tried it as well.
I am in Texas and I get my weed from California, I pay $350 an OZ, in 70's we use to pay $10 a lid (1 OZ), but today's weed is whole lot better, I smoke in a bong to last me longer.
This is by far the most frustrating thing that hopefully will change sometime in my life , it’s crazy a high functioning alcoholic can get a job just fine but if some smoked a joint 2 weeks prior they can’t get the job to provide for there family.
Even if it was legal you might still not get that job. Depending on the company they wouldn't a hire a alcoholic even if it was legal. You just got to find some of the newer more progressive companies. I worked for one and the application required a drug test but when it came to do the drug test they said they reserved the right to ask for it but don't actually take one.
Whats really incoherent about it. I am on winter break as a school bus driver. I went to my superior & asked if it would be safe for me to consume a CBD gummy on the first day of winter break, so that in 16 days, when I come back to work, it will be cleared from my system. She says, its bad idea. If you fail a urine analysis it going into this online public FSCMA database that follows you for the rest of your life; so have a beer or wine or tobacco or something else that clears your system faster & make sure there is no THC. A single dose of THC can show up on a drug test for up to 21 days -- what dose that kind of message tell you //
You may but people that share the road with you would likely prefer if you smoke tobacco over something that producing hallucinations in higher doses and on average impacts your car driving competence more.
@@IonorReasSpamGenerator drunk drivers drive through houses. high drivers wait for stop signs to turn green. Also hallucinations? I can tell you don’t smoke 😭
This is completely false, to preserve moral values. The government must restrict using these kind of drugs that corrupts people 's mind and have bad influence on future generations. I think all states should permanently ban drugs like this, this is like opium, it is not like candy, it should be prosecuted and put tougher sentences. The problem of these ridiculous freedom is it causes poison to moral values in society, and should be enforced and labeled illegal activities, period
“Don’t want to encourage use.” I don’t smoke marijuana, never have and never will a shop hasn’t changed that. But I agree with legalization because adults should be able to make their own decisions. Not to mention how it will help with tax revenue And dealing with the ridiculousness of imprisoning people. There are countless reasons to legalize it. I’d Just like to see it financially helping the same communities and people it at first criminalized.
@@angelmujahid2233 I'm just curious. Want to ask more, don't get upset... Why, I mean how you make your decision for not wanting? How do you know if you don't know what your body thinks about it? After all it's not chemistries product... It is natural, animals eat shrooms too 🙄 I really like cannabis, it was instantly my choice over any other substances... Felt really confused about how alcohol is so embraced in our society, actually a bit angry. Did some really dumb things while I was drunk... Alcohol makes people (at least me) really dumb 😟. In our society it's criminalized... Now I haven't use anything for years. But more likely to start using due my health conditions.
@@angelmujahid2233 Oh, but that's wonderful! You're probably a catch ❤️ I can't tell whether something is for me IN ALL cases... But I know for sure that I don't want even touch chemically produced drugs tho. And I know I'm not attracted to same gender. So, I guess something one just knows 😊.
I’m a veteran who resulted to cocaine use after 3 deployments and I was addicted. When I started smoking marijuana I never used cocaine again or alcohol. It’s a natural miracle...
Seeing the changes in points of view on marijuana in just the last 5 decades is astounding. Anyone who has smoked it in this lifetime knows that the stigma against it is unjust and unwarranted. It makes me so happy to see that we can now (in most places) be able to smoke a pipe at the end of the day in peace and use it in a medical or recreational setting to help with ailments. or set & chill Just goes to show how your government can spin a narrative for their own agendas.
Fun fact: marijuana is legal in 15 US states with a population of 100 million... that’s more Americans enjoying legal cannabis than any other country on earth...
@Tegridy Farms no hes not. thats silly right wing nonsense. if anything his main flaw is he wants things to stay status quo too much and not do any meaningful changes
@Tegridy Farms i support Bernie so no, i don't watch CNN. i just dont fall for ridiculous inane unproven conspiracy theories. Biden wants things to stay exactly the same, as he's a corporate neoliberal just like Bill Clinton. have a look at his signature passed bills.
@@dreel37 depends on your experience. Far fewer people develop issues with cannabis than alcohol, however, far fewer is not zero. I have a love hate relationship with it. I use cannabis to help me sleep, and for that it is better than any medication that I have been prescribed before. That said, I try and use the minimum possible to get the effect I need because I don't like the out of control feeling that I get from being high (in fact, I try to avoid weeds that get me high). I avoid alcohol for the later reason as well. Weed is not far worse than alcohol. That is fact. However, it is not without risk or issues, and can be abused, just as any substance can be.
@@dreel37 The scientific consensus you see in studies etc. suggests Cannabis to be quite a bit safer than alcohol. Some people actually go as far as to expect a financial relief of medical insurance companies in Canada due to people switching from alcohol to cannabis following the legalization. Whether or not that turns out to be true remains to be seen. But obviously it being considered safer than alcohol doesn't make it safe and for some people cannabis can still be more problematic than alcohol. It simply depends on the individual.
What shocks me as a European is that most Americans were more willing to support the legalisation of pot, as opposed to essentials like universal healthcare. Priorities people 😅!!
The most important part is to allow recreational use and growing on one's own property to make it actually accessible and profitable by anyone. Not just big Alchy, Tobacco and PHARMA! Pharmaceuticals are killing everyone in our country in some way.
discourage use? There are alcoholic beverage ads everywhere. And I didn't hear him say anything about legislation limiting alcohol advertisements or cutting down on the amount of liquor stores in any given place. Until this country treats pot the same way alcohol has been treated we're gonna continue to have a problem with pot.
Oh don't even get me started, they make it so you can't buy cannabis in Colorado in a see-through container... Because they don't want the kids to be exposed to it. Yet there can be walls of liquor where you can see the color just fine. If you take a kid into a liquor store You just have to keep a good eye on them and make sure they don't tip over a display... You try to take your kid into a medical dispensary, you'll get CPS called on you. Regulate it like alcohol, my ass. MED is a bunch of morons- it took them 6 years to start testing for heavy metals.
Yeah, the guy who supported only legalizing for medical use didn't have any sound logical arguments. Really, the government shouldn't be trying to encourage or discourage use. They should just allow adults to make their own decisions and stop throwing people in jail for activities that don't victimize anyone.
Neither substance should be promoted and recreational use should be discouraged. Sick of people thinking that marijuana should be used for anything but medical usage and that substance use of any kind doesn't create a dependence that cuts into the bank accounts of users.
I never heard anybody overdosing on Marijuana and yet its illegal, I've heard plenty of people getting alcohol poisoning because they drank too much yet that's legal.
Alcohol is much more addictive and people could die without getting drunk so if they banned alcohol (they did before) it would just make the problems worse. Also more importantly think about all the tax money on beer alone
@@akscraggy2434 I think all drugs should be decriminalized and psychedelics should be legalized under strict standards. Also I’m off 3 edibles rn that’s why I’m not making sense
Democrats are stupid. They tax tax tax until our economy fails. I'm a republican but we control control control until it's just rich rich rich and broke broke broke.
@@starandfox601 You don't need taxes to pay for roads or public services. * Business that use them goes to can pay for them. * Freight companies that use them can pay for them. * The people that drive on them can pay for them with a bill in the mail. * Car companies can pay for them. People want roads so they'll pay for them.
@@Cacowninja how do you think the poeple that drive on roads pay for the roads? Taxes are the bill.it's important to have taxes to have a functional soceity with working infrastructure. Also what about police,fire departments,mail,a monetary system,a clean place to live and other nesscaities a society needs?
I am a rock-ribbed Republican. Yet, I FULLY support the LEGALIZATION of marijuana. The question to be asked is "Do we own our own bodies?" If the answer is "Yes," pot must be legalized.
Legalize medicinal and recreational cannabis 21+ ONLY. Tax and regulate it like alcohol/tobacco. Please! It’s 2021, and cannabis is still illegal and in the same class as Heroin/Fentanyl/Methamphetamine etc.
Democrats have Supermajority and if they can’t legalize marijuana while being the entire system, there’s no reason to vote for them at all in the future, because they’ve proven they can’t accomplish anything. Joe signed 17 executive orders on day 1. Marijuana could be legal tomorrow if Joe Biden would get off of his fat ass and just do it already
@@EazyIbra Yeah, that’s called a partisan issue. The exact same reason why Democrats oppose immigration reform despite that being an actual problem. They oppose it solely because Republicans are for it, so Republicans respond by being opposed to things like weed. They’re objectively wrong for it, but that’s why politicians are worthless. Democrats have been pro weed for decades and had Supermajority with Obama whom was supposedly proweed, yet did not legalize it for absolutely no reason. Democrats have yet another Supermajority and there is once again no reason to not legalize weed. If they cannot accomplish it a second time around, do they really deserve a third? Actually, you’d be very surprised at how liberal a lot of Republican states are on weed. Louisiana is actually pretty close to legalization. I don’t know, if the Democrats can’t accomplish it, Republicans might just take over legalization and get it done faster. That is, unless Democrats stop being lazy
Your Canadian healthcare system sucks balls, which is why a lot of you knobs come down to the states to get treatment. So, let's not pretend Canada makes healthy decisions.
Government corrupt officials still are run by cartels to this day. Money rules 🔥🔥🔥 they make so much money from medical marijuana they still are abusing the money they make from it. They need to crack down on Our roads (pothole messes) and Our slum landlord houses we all live in and these feminists women who are still circumcising our kids
@@jamesybarra7947 Good thing Cartels don't really have a strong hold on weed sales in the USA. The Cattle sells meth and fentanyl nowadays. Weed will probably get legalized soon.
Whenever I take high doses, it is usually very unpleasant. (unless it's a concentrate). Indicas at high doses make my body feel like it's being crushed and it's like my skin is trying to run away. Sativas sometimes make my mind too loud for me to hear myself speak. First time it hit me, I tried to sleep it off, but couldn't due to it being like my conscience was screaming in my ear. But at the end of the day, still love weed!
@@CZcamsAIbot ... "and if he gets arrested while puffing a bit of weed I want to see him branded for life as a criminal, and have some violent offenders released early from prison to make room for his incarceration. Meanwhile I want the medical, pharmaceutical and other industries to turn a blind eye to the myriad benefits of cannabis including but not limited to making bio degradable plastics, providing low cost high quality animal nutrient, making carbon neutral bio fuel and super soft clothing and paper that lasts for decades and centuries instead of a few years, reducing pesticide run off, reducing desertification and so on. It grows rapaciously fast even in deserts so whatever you do do NOT consider turning the sahara desert for example into a giant cannabis farm, smoking the buds and burying the leaves and stalks as a massive low cost carbon capture and de desertification initiative, or anything, for Heaven' sake!"
Not an ideal situation but teenagers selling weed in school to make additional money aren't an ideal situation eighter. Would you prefer your kid to smoke weed over tobacco?
@@IonorReasSpamGenerator weed appeals to teenagers precisely because it is illegal. That makes it daring, wild, dangerous, risky and exciting to teenagers. A cursory glance at standard human behaviour will reveal all - or read the first chapter of tom sawyer to understand the contrariness of teenagers.
@@jayjames7055 That was together with high occurrence in movies also the issue of the tobacco but nowadays classic tobacco cigarette smoking is on the decline due to wide public understanding of health hazards but in case of weed which is poised to replace both e-cigarettes and classic ones the health hazards of weed are not well known to the public, on contrary, many see it as a cure to everything and while weed has its place in medical use, it also has its side-effects apart from creating addiction in a fraction of the popullation. That's the main issue, not the fact that it is not legalized outside medical use as much as tobacco which itself would be hardly as popular if made illegal thus less accessible for the average consumer... Some facts about marihuana: www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/cannabis-the-facts/
@@yaboiZ1230 And what good is banning them going to do? Did it work with alcohol or pot? No! Banning stuff doesn't work because it just creates a violent black market. Besides, it's your body, you can put what you want into it.
The reason why there are now over 30 states allowing medicinal marijuana and eight that legalized it is that in 1988 the DEA's own Administrative Law Judge Francis Young ordered the DEA to move Cannabis from Section One of the Substance Control Act and place it in Schedule Two so that it could be prescribed by a physician. The DEA ignored his ruling. How could they do this? That's what the States asked too and never got a straight answer. But that is par for the course for the DEA.
I hit rock bottom and almost lost my life due to alcohol and crack cocaine addiction. Now thanks to legal herbal alternatives I've been sober and clean for over 2 years. I have a great life and my family back because of kratom and CBD helping me with my cravings to drink alcohol or use hard drugs. Legalization could save so many people's lives but our government tends to put profit over people and that's just tragic.
I still believe private businesses and private property should still be able to have their own set of rules on the matter Especially operators Pilots. Teachers. Basically jobs that require a lot more concentration and have a higher hazard of injury But they should still have a say if it's allowed In there company
As a person who both, drinks alchohol and smokes pot, I find it HILARIOUS that alchohol is legal and weed is illegal. I 100% know which one is more dangerous and it ain't the Ganja.
People love to tell other people that they should be more like them. This will never end. LET PEOPLE BE HAPPY, however they find happiness, as long as they don’t harm others.
See the thing is, it being legal doesn't increase it's consumption. Just public consumption. The same number of people will be smoking it illegally as they would if it was legal. Legalizing it will not change anything.
@@juanescobedo3281 check videos it can stop neurons generation and neurons new connections in kids from 3 to 16 and even young adults up to 24 depending on the brain development
Not trying to be knit picky or anything, but Illinois has legal recreational and medical marijuana and your map showed that it was only legal medically.
@@ironman2326 as someone who makes booze, it is actually quite easy. But it is much easier to buy it than make it for most people, which is why very few people make their own booze.
Exactly. it's ludicrous that anybody outside of or within the government believes that government has the better determination for an individual's decisions.
When I first moved to Colorado I was excited to get into the industry, I came prepared. I had a thousand or so seeds comprised of 4 strains that my friend and I developed in Florida during the early 2000’s. I’m talking stabilised feminised seed stock thats consistency with little deviation in phenotype and always female. It took years of work and spreadsheets but it was all worth it. I made it to the promised land I just need to fill out some forms have my small facility inspected and we’re good. Not so fast. Unfortunately for me I arrived in Denver 1 year before they changed all the laws, laws that clearly are beneficial to large corporate growers and dispensaries. People who can reach in and pull a million bux out of their pocket and not blink twice. This decision by the state to create an overly complicated system that suddenly excluded anyone with any felony record for drugs, and I’m talking simple possession. They now required that all product from seed/clone to dried product had to be tracked from seed/clone to finished product, software that could track that sort of metrics didn’t even exist. They required not only cameras but the Controllers and hard drive backup has to be in a secured room that must be inspected by the police department. Even the security room has to have a camera both inside and outside the room. Needles to say, I had to shutter my new operation 2 months after I finally got all my inspections and paperwork approved under the old system. What all this has done is hurt small owners and worse yet it’s destroying the plant it’s self.
Commercial retailers/growers in Colorado are hands down the worst I’ve ever seen when it comes to strain selection. You go into the shoppes and there’s strains that you never heard of, never heard of them because they are convinced that then need to always be offering a new fresh product that no one else had. They do this by “pollen dusting”, one strain to another and coming up with a clever/ironic name. They don’t stabilise the seed stock nope just cross this with this make seeds the. Use those seeds that haven’t been stabilised to make this “new strain” worse yet they mix those together and before ya know it the genetics begins to fail not to mention do this enough and you have 30 types of product to sell that all looked taste and provides roughly the same high. Denver has gone from having couture Bougie bud growers that supplied dispensaries with premium strains that with nothing but the best nutrients harvested when the tricombe were either amber or milky and then cured for 6 months or longer for a full smooth rich taste. To what we have now, over priced commercially grown bud with questionable genetics that are usually never flushed fully, and cured poorly. Since profits are lower quality has suffered, and I fear on a long enough time line Those amazing strains war have eventually been crossed over again and again until it’s just one homogenous strain with only subtle differences but ever shoppe is going to have their own name for it. Which about sums up pot in Colorado, it’s more about the hype and image then the actual product and unique properties that it holds. Colorado image over substance
@@Cacowninja Uh, it being illegal is the government controlling us and telling us what to do. in most legal states you can grow it yourself, or still go through the black market, so any argument about legalization giving the government more power over people or being bad for consumers is complete horsehit period. Legalize it, then if you want you can keep going to your street dealer if you want, but let the rest opf us have freedom and enjoy not worrying about our entire futures being ruined for smoking weed. Legalize all drugs at that.
@@Cacowninja Oh i read it correctly now, im sorry for misreading.. but it could also be the dyslexia and dabs messing with my reading comprehension. either way i apologize.
@@Cacowninja But yes, now that i know what you meant i agree. its not anyones right to tell someone what they can and cant put into their bodies, and its rediculous that so many people who use drugs arent willing to be understanding of other people choice in substance, even if it is far more harmful and dangerous. its someones own right and choice as an adult to take that risk or not. im sorry for the confusion in my previous responses. i havent slept in days do to family issues, im dyslexic, and im dabbed out as hell. hope you have a wonderful day.
Here in Canada 🇨🇦 we legalized Cannabis use. The sky hasn't fallen here where many said it would. We have a new industry with tax dollars, instead of forking it out by arresting people from using it
But what about the prison industry don’t you care about those jobs that are lost because of legalization? And how can you keep a society together without fear? The fear of your house being broken into by storm troopers and taking you away? Lol
I'm glad they finally admitted that it's never been a law against marijuana, it's a law against the people that use it, at first it was immigrants from the south, then in the 60s & 70s it was the people that hated Politicians.
Marijuana has NO business on Schedule 1, and it never did; it seems to me that this is the easiest answer to marijuana reform at the federal level... move it elsewhere on the Schedule (or off of it altogether).
Take it from someone who has smoked it for almost 40 years, there isn't anything wrong with it, you can't over dose on it, alcohol is a lot worse. It doesn't lead to other drugs, however getting arrested for it, may make someone lead to other drugs. I've been in prison for it and have to felonies for it, get arrested made it where I could never get a good job, unless I worked for myself, and that's what I ended up doing.
Short answer answer absolutely. Our society cannot prevail without full weed legalization. Also legal recreational weed in Colorado is a testament that legalization of weed is highly beneficial to society.
@@360.Tapestry yeah it's all about money nobody cares about the people. Smoking anything is bad for you so it's not good. weed is s turning into a big pharma like industry. I say no thanks
@@360.Tapestry I'm the sober one... you're the one in an altered state of mind smoking weed...I live in CT right next to Mass where it's recreational and have seen the lines of losers waiting to spend their hard earned money just to burn some braincells. This is just what the Chinese and Russians want a dumbed down population that just wants drugs. Look around the universities it's mostly Chinese and Indians studying to be professionals while the average American is taking a liberal arts class or public health Major.... Which means you'll be working at Kohl's or home Depot with tons of debt....not to mention the 30 percent tax and 500 dollar an ounce bag of weed... It's called weed for a reason. Next you guys will be selling heroin to the public it's already decriminalized in Portland. Hopefully that will come to Denver Soon too so you can see the crowd that brings. You're too blind to see that the country your parents parents grew up in was prosperous and lawful. We're definitely spiraling downwards and if you think the government is going to change anything for the better think again
Good for you but for millions of people cannibis dosen't touch thier pain. Tho it should be up to the person in pain what works best for them. If cannibis works...great. If opiates work...thats fine too.
Chronic pain the the #1 medical condition for approved use in the medical marijuana program. It goes to show that with "recreational" adult use legalization, access to the medical benefits of the plant are significantly expanded. Don't worry, recreational users will get the medical benefit whether they want it or not.
The whole drug war should end, people will do drugs no matter what and you can totally ruin your life with cheese burgers or just about anything if you let it
They should federally legalize marijuana because it should be covered under insurance. I pay $525 a month for medical MARIJUANA. Medical MARIJUANA helps me with pain and PTSD and it helps with elipesy
Not really. Dope interferes with depth and speed perception, slows response time, slows and dulls mental alertness. It's just as big a driving danger as alcohol. And when a crisis presents itself, someone doped up is desensitized and oblivious to the seriousness at hand and ineffective and ill equipped to manage and solve the crisis.
People forget that ALL DRUGS use to be legal up until the early 1900's! They need to go back to that. The war on drugs around the world hasn't done anything for stopping people from using drugs. What works is not stigmatizing people for it and treatment centers. People shouldn't go to prison for having a addiction! Because when they get out of jail or prison they will still be addicted!
I find more irony on how the video open with young hippie boomers holding "legalize it" picket signs because they later advocated to locking up drug offenders with harsher sentences. Boomers betrayed us!
@@lenini056 the vast majority of boomers...or hippies...don't advocate for incarceration for cannabis possession. obviously, you don't know many 60-80 year-olds. the narrative you're regurgitating was being directed at the older politicians - the "lawmakers" - not the common folk, who happen to fall into a demographic.
@@realitynowassigned I meant to say that instead of recognising his own criminality he rather imagined he saw criminality in others ie projected his own mentality onto his perception of other people. It's classic because lots of people do the same, they mentally cast their own flaws onto others and then seek to attack or blame them for those flaws which were in fact their own. Also its very entertaining to observe dimwits being dim like watching a dog chase its own tail - because they actually do not recognise their own stupidity aka Dunning-Kruger effect. (So we lol).
As some one who has lived in CO for the last 3 years, it's so strange when I travel to somewhere that it's still illegal. It's comical at this point that people still think it should be illegal.
Actually, pot is a ready made "mom and pop" business. People that cannot raise a healthy lawn can grow pot- they just need access to seeds. More than a few state police departments are unhappy at how much manpower they use to "clean up" scattered grows, often just seeds criminal pot users scatter about. Alcohol had much the same problem during Prohibition, with many people, literally, distilling in a bathtub at home.
@@fredericrike5974 This is the part that doesn't make sense to me. Big tobacco is a thing b/c on one hand tobacco is a large, resource- and labor-intensive plant that you can't easily make something usable out of. On the other hand, tobacco regulations created Big Tobacco in a way by raising barriers to entry for new companies. So if you have a plant that grows easily and whose product doesn't need to be processed, along with regulations that allow for DIY grows and small-time growers, Big Marijuana becomes impossible.
@@lozoft9 I think you understood my thesis perfectly. Only the draconian enforcement has kept this from happening in a larger sense already. The penalties for growing Marijuana are even higher than possession in many states, so "wild grows" from randomly distributed seeds is most of what we have sen except the clandestine grows for commercial sale occurring in our National Parks and such. The State of Kentucky even has a group of state police trained to repel from helicopters so as to drop on grows in mountainous areas of the state- all trained up and "certified" to do these Special Forces" sort of "insertions.
Let's be clear, allowing me to use a lotion with cbd vs smoking the plant does not count as being legal. That's like telling me to just rub alcohol on myself instead of drinking it.
That's not true. For one thing other people are on medications that interact with marijuana. So far I've never seen a dope smoker concerned about how the side smoke is harmful to others and interacts with their meds. You say just leave the atmosphere. I have. I've missed buses etc because I needed fresh drug free air. Aside from the issue, everyone also deserves fresh air. In life I've learned that people who are dead set on doing whatever they want will always make excuses to do it. They have to lie to themselves to quench their consciences.
@@dallasw2465 I get your point, but if drunk people can cause mayhem in society and drive while drunk, so can we smoke and bother your nose a little bit. If factories can pollute the air we're breathing because they're making iPhone chargers, and i don't use an iPhone, so can you breathe a little bit of smoke.
If we could get all these 70/80 year olds out of office it would happen a lot sooner .
Literally 🙄
Exactly dude. I agree
Two words: Term limits!
Completly agree.
Lol Americans love having old white men to run their country 😂😂😂
If you put five drunk people in a room, they would start a fight with each other,
If you put five weed smokers in a room, they would start a band with each other.
10/10 comment
and also shooting will be involved, either they form a band or listen to my 70's music the best music of my generation and the girls will fix nachos for munchies
Nah dude it depends on what they’re smoking if they smoke joints they good but people that smoke blunts are deadly
Very true
5 weed smokers in a room : just sit there/do nothing or argue about everything as it wears off , the only lasting conversation is about the universe or desperately defending weed
Please make it federally legal already I’m so sick of having to sneak it into my life.
Same with the other drugs.
@@Cacowninja shutup weeds nothing like them tf
@@-kryon1c- Don't tell me to shut up.
If you think people should be free to smoke weed but not do the other drugs then you have double standards.
www.history.com/news/americas-war-on-drugs-was-designed-to-fail-so-why-is-it-being-revived-now
The war on drugs DOES NOT WORK. It creates violent black market crime, a brutal police force, cost trillions of dollars and ruins liberty.
If you really care then don't support the drug war at all.
@@Cacowninja keep crying who said I was supporting it anyways Karen
@@-kryon1c- Karen? Really bruh?
My name isn't Karen but seriously what's your point?
Nice movie. However, it is worth reaching for oils from Weedborn.
Marijuana saved me from popping pills and drinking myself to death
Update: thank you weed for helping me, I’m sober now no weed no pills just raw dogging life now :)
props to u man. idk why a mf plant is illegal (in some places) in today’s times it’s absolutely outrageous
@@hamable1995 I don’t agree with what you said I think weed should definitely be legal but not all plants because you are forgetting about opium.
Me too.
I prefer Kratom.
You should
I’ve personally legalized it for my self! I don’t know about America!
@EIon Musk Me remembering not being able to get the career I worked hard for because I got caught as a 17 year old: mmm sure.
Lol
@@Anonymous-wy5dc Me remembering I got let off with a warning and no MIP or fee: 😳
Same here but I need a bigger variety dammit. I need sweet island skunk! I gotta have it!
@@bjangles-817 Congrats bro it's been over a decade now and I still remember every detail as if it was yesterday. Worst part is the way your parents look at you as you're leaving county jail. Part of you stays inside.
Marijuana should be 100% unregulated. You should be able to grow it in your backyard. Ronald Reagan was a tool.
All drugs should be 1000% unregulated.
@@Cacowninja i agree.
@@Cacowninja noooooo
@@Cacowninja just weed
@@roman3493 Look people own themselves so they can put whatever they want into their bodies regardless of people's approval.
So yes, all drugs should be legal with that reason alone.
Marijuana gave me motivation to change my life and lose weight. Being high feels like a spiritual journey for me.
I don't know about losing weight, after smoking I eat everything in the world, Pizza, Cookies, ice cream
I don't recommend marijuana as a weight loss tool.
i got two college degrees and a kickass job. thanks, weed!
i actually gained weight, but it was because i started lifting. #lifthigh
No body born in 1940 shld be telling me how to live in 2021
TERM LIMITS FOR THE WHOLE GOVERNMENT!!!
I thought we live in a free country why can't we smoke alitte weed and get by with it but pop to many pain pills and doctors take them away or Government changes laws on many things in this country No longer a free country
good luck!!! Ha!
Nobody period, is telling me how to live no matter what time.
Marijuana should be illegal and we can find other solutions to the problems Marijuana was used for and use different methods without being a drug that you can get high on
also I'm using my mom's account thing and I'm a boy
It's hard to discourage use of alcohol and tobacco when they are in every store on every corner. At least allow cannabis to sit beside them on the shelves for a healthier option
or how about in a free country the people in suits stop telling us what we can and cant do
What are u talking about its extremely cheap
Kickin' chicken you couldn't have said it better. I was an alcoholic and an opiate addict for years and it's all because those two were so readily available and a variety of quality marijuana wasn't. I m from Florida so the bud was there but the pills get pushed so hard that I couldn't avoid them. If I could ever just make it home with marijuana once I got high I would stay home and be happy but if I didn't smoke I was out drinking and soon as I had a good buzz I was looking for pills. My point is if getting marijuana was as simple as stopping at a store and picking your favorite strain I would have never got on the alcohol or pills. Buying marijuana off the street eventually got me to stop those things but it needs to be easier to get ahold of so I don't have to get it illegally and risk getting in trouble. Also that way there's a big variety and there's edibles and cartridges. It angers me that they won't just legalize it, it's the least they can do because I can't get those ten wasted years of my life back now I'm so far behind. If they hadn't let all those pills out into the streets and just legalize marijuana it never would have happened.
@@runescapeog4202 Someone who gets it! Legalize all drugs!
The fact its still illegal shows how corrupt the government is. These people voting for it to be class1 of all things should be locked up forever. Like actually forever until they die. Its such a scam its unreal.
I smoked weed for the first time with my brother (I’m 25, he’s 20) and his buddies. I’ve never laughed so hard. And the best part was I slept amazing and had awesome dreams. Then woke up super thirsty but no hangover so that was amazing!
First time i tried it i was 10-11 yo. I caught my brother smoking with his buddy (they were 16-17 at the time) and his buddy was telling my brother: ''Let him try, let him try!''
My brother was hesitant and didn't let me try, but that only made me wanna try it even more so i started persuading him. I told him i will snitch to our parents if he doesn't let me try lol.. He had no other option haha.. It was a good deal for him though, i couldn't snitch if i tried it as well.
I tried it when I was 17 and it helped me with anxiety and stress I now get higher then a kite on the weekends lol
It's like heaven compared to drinking.
There's no difference between Medical and Recreational it makes you feel good both ways, the worst thing about Pot is it's expensive.
One of the best Comments!
Not in colorado or oregon or washington
I am in Texas and I get my weed from California, I pay $350 an OZ, in 70's we use to pay $10 a lid (1 OZ), but today's weed is whole lot better, I smoke in a bong to last me longer.
Way 2 much money 564 dollars for an oz. At store's 180 on streets they are greedy the store's are greedy
“I didn’t inhale” You just wasted good weed bruh
Haha everyone knows you need to ghost it .
@@puma1294 no smoke, or you didn't inhale enough lol
@@dela2791 it doesn't matter just get high
Ong
@@s.b.-- you do you bro! :)
I just want to be able to smoke it without worrying about being rejected from a job because I smoked it a week prior.
This is by far the most frustrating thing that hopefully will change sometime in my life , it’s crazy a high functioning alcoholic can get a job just fine but if some smoked a joint 2 weeks prior they can’t get the job to provide for there family.
Even if it was legal you might still not get that job. Depending on the company they wouldn't a hire a alcoholic even if it was legal. You just got to find some of the newer more progressive companies. I worked for one and the application required a drug test but when it came to do the drug test they said they reserved the right to ask for it but don't actually take one.
@@richarddash6654 arent our institutions and systems of oppression just dandy
Same.
That's a private business though. Regardless if it's legal or not they have a right to drug test you and not hire you based on their findings.
Shame on the people who lied to us for years about this wonderful drug
Legalize and take it off the employment drug screens.
Whats really incoherent about it. I am on winter break as a school bus driver. I went to my superior & asked if it would be safe for me to consume a CBD gummy on the first day of winter break, so that in 16 days, when I come back to work, it will be cleared from my system. She says, its bad idea. If you fail a urine analysis it going into this online public FSCMA database that follows you for the rest of your life; so have a beer or wine or tobacco or something else that clears your system faster & make sure there is no THC. A single dose of THC can show up on a drug test for up to 21 days -- what dose that kind of message tell you //
@@AaronSchwarz42 cocaine and meth are out of the system in three days.
Should have went with meth for your vacation, I guess.
I'll take a joint over alcohol or cigarettes any day of the week.
Exactly
You may but people that share the road with you would likely prefer if you smoke tobacco over something that producing hallucinations in higher doses and on average impacts your car driving competence more.
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@@IonorReasSpamGenerator drunk drivers drive through houses. high drivers wait for stop signs to turn green. Also hallucinations? I can tell you don’t smoke 😭
It’s quite simple if you don’t like it don’t smoke it but at the same time don’t keep people who like it from using it by enforcing laws
I know what if we did the same to cigarettes and alcohol
@@The49ers23 Those drugs are already legal. The other ones need to be legalized too.
@@Cacowninja Yeah America land of laws that aren’t imposed Unless you’re conservative
Same with AR15s. I think more people in politics need to leave people alone. Let people do and own what they want
This is completely false, to preserve moral values. The government must restrict using these kind of drugs that corrupts people 's mind and have bad influence on future generations. I think all states should permanently ban drugs like this, this is like opium, it is not like candy, it should be prosecuted and put tougher sentences. The problem of these ridiculous freedom is it causes poison to moral values in society, and should be enforced and labeled illegal activities, period
“Don’t want to encourage use.” I don’t smoke marijuana, never have and never will a shop hasn’t changed that. But I agree with legalization because adults should be able to make their own decisions. Not to mention how it will help with tax revenue And dealing with the ridiculousness of imprisoning people. There are countless reasons to legalize it. I’d Just like to see it financially helping the same communities and people it at first criminalized.
Why you haven't tried it?
@@cheebacheeo5876 Don’t want to
@@angelmujahid2233 I'm just curious. Want to ask more, don't get upset... Why, I mean how you make your decision for not wanting?
How do you know if you don't know what your body thinks about it? After all it's not chemistries product... It is natural, animals eat shrooms too 🙄
I really like cannabis, it was instantly my choice over any other substances... Felt really confused about how alcohol is so embraced in our society, actually a bit angry. Did some really dumb things while I was drunk... Alcohol makes people (at least me) really dumb 😟. In our society it's criminalized...
Now I haven't use anything for years. But more likely to start using due my health conditions.
@@cheebacheeo5876 I don’t drink alcohol either. Nor do I use any tobacco. I don’t have to try something to know that it isn’t for me.
@@angelmujahid2233 Oh, but that's wonderful! You're probably a catch ❤️
I can't tell whether something is for me IN ALL cases... But I know for sure that I don't want even touch chemically produced drugs tho. And I know I'm not attracted to same gender. So, I guess something one just knows 😊.
End war on drugs
To quote Maxor: "I will be joining The War on Drugs on the side of the drugs."
People are really fighting about this when alcohol is legal. Classic humans
Oh yeah, because alcohol is a better route lmao
@@RisingAboveThis i think he meant alcohol is waaaaay more dangerous and that's legal
Well, the fight against alcohol was lost in the US a long time ago, while weed is still being fought against...
@@KeVIn-pm7pu what is the neurotoxin to which you refer?
@@citizenkay alcohol.
But i See the sarcasm now.
Like the late great comedian Bill Hicks said. It’s not a war on drugs it’s a war on personal freedom.
Bill Hicks didn't die. He changed his voice and started a website called infowars
No it really was more of a war on black peoples
Bill Hicks was an idiot. He had to go to Canada because he couldn't make it here. That's like calling drunken driving "personal freedom".
@@bigverybadtom not really...
@@accidentalmadness1708 Oh yes it is.
I’m a veteran who resulted to cocaine use after 3 deployments and I was addicted. When I started smoking marijuana I never used cocaine again or alcohol. It’s a natural miracle...
87 % of vets want medical....now who still blocks it....congress!!!
Seeing the changes in points of view on marijuana in just the last 5 decades is astounding. Anyone who has smoked it in this lifetime knows that the stigma against it is unjust and unwarranted. It makes me so happy to see that we can now (in most places) be able to smoke a pipe at the end of the day in peace and use it in a medical or recreational setting to help with ailments. or set & chill Just goes to show how your government can spin a narrative for their own agendas.
Fun fact: marijuana is legal in 15 US states with a population of 100 million... that’s more Americans enjoying legal cannabis than any other country on earth...
now lets make it 330 million people
you seem in favor of it. so why on Earth would you vote Republican, king of all drug warriors?
uuh guess which country urged or terrorized other countries to prohibit??
@Tegridy Farms no hes not. thats silly right wing nonsense. if anything his main flaw is he wants things to stay status quo too much and not do any meaningful changes
@Tegridy Farms i support Bernie so no, i don't watch CNN. i just dont fall for ridiculous inane unproven conspiracy theories. Biden wants things to stay exactly the same, as he's a corporate neoliberal just like Bill Clinton. have a look at his signature passed bills.
I don't smoke pot, but I'd say that smoking is WAY less dangerous that alcohol.
@@dreel37 your bent
@@dreel37 depends on your experience. Far fewer people develop issues with cannabis than alcohol, however, far fewer is not zero. I have a love hate relationship with it. I use cannabis to help me sleep, and for that it is better than any medication that I have been prescribed before. That said, I try and use the minimum possible to get the effect I need because I don't like the out of control feeling that I get from being high (in fact, I try to avoid weeds that get me high). I avoid alcohol for the later reason as well.
Weed is not far worse than alcohol. That is fact. However, it is not without risk or issues, and can be abused, just as any substance can be.
@@thedovahkiin1999 you're not your
@@FreeManFreeThought Fair point
@@dreel37 The scientific consensus you see in studies etc. suggests Cannabis to be quite a bit safer than alcohol. Some people actually go as far as to expect a financial relief of medical insurance companies in Canada due to people switching from alcohol to cannabis following the legalization. Whether or not that turns out to be true remains to be seen.
But obviously it being considered safer than alcohol doesn't make it safe and for some people cannabis can still be more problematic than alcohol. It simply depends on the individual.
We need to get the 80 year olds out of office as soon as possible
Agreed are polticians are ancient and most do not represent the country
No politicians should be in power.
It's my life, not theirs to rule.
It was legal in the early 1900's.It was deemed illegal by men running corporations that plowed down trees for manufacturing purposes.
Cannabis Sativa was outlawed in 1937, and then legalized from 1942 to 1945 to fight the Axis of Evil.
Watch the 1942 USDA film, *Hemp For Victory.*
id rather smoke marijuana. then be addicted to pills for the rest of my life.
First weed, then addicted? That's some itinerary ya got there, pally.
, than*
@@brobooshy54 you want a medal?
@@NaughtyLucifer thought he was actually meaning then not than. Used than as an opinion. Lol sorry if it was confusing
@@THEsuperCourier congratulations buddy
Y'all... Illinois is legal for recreational. Your source is out of date.
shhhhhhh don't tell nobody we outchere lmao
expected from NBC.
@@renato7611 yeah, with the highest prices in the nation.
Yeah I was gonna say, how the hell do you miss that?
@@renato7611 😁
What shocks me as a European is that most Americans were more willing to support the legalisation of pot, as opposed to essentials like universal healthcare. Priorities people 😅!!
The most important part is to allow recreational use and growing on one's own property to make it actually accessible and profitable by anyone. Not just big Alchy, Tobacco and PHARMA! Pharmaceuticals are killing everyone in our country in some way.
discourage use? There are alcoholic beverage ads everywhere. And I didn't hear him say anything about legislation limiting alcohol advertisements or cutting down on the amount of liquor stores in any given place. Until this country treats pot the same way alcohol has been treated we're gonna continue to have a problem with pot.
Oh don't even get me started, they make it so you can't buy cannabis in Colorado in a see-through container... Because they don't want the kids to be exposed to it. Yet there can be walls of liquor where you can see the color just fine. If you take a kid into a liquor store You just have to keep a good eye on them and make sure they don't tip over a display... You try to take your kid into a medical dispensary, you'll get CPS called on you. Regulate it like alcohol, my ass. MED is a bunch of morons- it took them 6 years to start testing for heavy metals.
Even better, treat all drugs like pot
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Yeah, the guy who supported only legalizing for medical use didn't have any sound logical arguments. Really, the government shouldn't be trying to encourage or discourage use. They should just allow adults to make their own decisions and stop throwing people in jail for activities that don't victimize anyone.
Neither substance should be promoted and recreational use should be discouraged. Sick of people thinking that marijuana should be used for anything but medical usage and that substance use of any kind doesn't create a dependence that cuts into the bank accounts of users.
I never heard anybody overdosing on Marijuana and yet its illegal, I've heard plenty of people getting alcohol poisoning because they drank too much yet that's legal.
Alcohol is much more addictive and people could die without getting drunk so if they banned alcohol (they did before) it would just make the problems worse. Also more importantly think about all the tax money on beer alone
@@realdonaldjtrump5024 He's not arguing that alcohol should be illegal. He's just saying it's ridiculous that it is legal and cannabis isn't.
@@akscraggy2434 I think all drugs should be decriminalized and psychedelics should be legalized under strict standards. Also I’m off 3 edibles rn that’s why I’m not making sense
@@realdonaldjtrump5024 if things are legal you can regulate it if it isn't then criminals are getting money of it
That guy what about edibles 🤔
People with common sense: legalize marijuana. Democrats: legalize marijuana, but add a ton of unnecessary government spending onto the bill.
Democrats are stupid. They tax tax tax until our economy fails. I'm a republican but we control control control until it's just rich rich rich and broke broke broke.
Legalize every drug.
@@davidwatson9047 you got to pay for roads and other public services somehow.
To little or to much taxes are not a good thing.
@@starandfox601 You don't need taxes to pay for roads or public services.
* Business that use them goes to can pay for them.
* Freight companies that use them can pay for them.
* The people that drive on them can pay for them with a bill in the mail.
* Car companies can pay for them.
People want roads so they'll pay for them.
@@Cacowninja how do you think the poeple that drive on roads pay for the roads?
Taxes are the bill.it's important to have taxes to have a functional soceity with working infrastructure.
Also what about police,fire departments,mail,a monetary system,a clean place to live and other nesscaities a society needs?
I am a rock-ribbed Republican. Yet, I FULLY support the LEGALIZATION of marijuana. The question to be asked is "Do we own our own bodies?" If the answer is "Yes," pot must be legalized.
Same with the other drugs.
@@Cacowninja I agree!
This whole country needs to smoke a big ass blunt
Yeeee, 420 4ever!!!! 🖖👌
sounds good, me too... bet I got a bible around here somewhere... they have big 'ol rolling papers in the front usually.
Especially Trump supporters
PROSPERITY
BONANZA
@@cenobitecyborgkratch9669 you ruined it we were having a good time and you ruined it
Legalize medicinal and recreational cannabis 21+ ONLY. Tax and regulate it like alcohol/tobacco. Please!
It’s 2021, and cannabis is still illegal and in the same class as Heroin/Fentanyl/Methamphetamine etc.
Same with the other drugs.
Democrats have Supermajority and if they can’t legalize marijuana while being the entire system, there’s no reason to vote for them at all in the future, because they’ve proven they can’t accomplish anything. Joe signed 17 executive orders on day 1. Marijuana could be legal tomorrow if Joe Biden would get off of his fat ass and just do it already
@@aaronlandry3934 Could say the same when Republicans were in office. They had four years to legalize it federal, but they didn't.
@@aaronlandry3934 In fact most Republican sates are against the legalization of weed.
@@EazyIbra Yeah, that’s called a partisan issue. The exact same reason why Democrats oppose immigration reform despite that being an actual problem. They oppose it solely because Republicans are for it, so Republicans respond by being opposed to things like weed. They’re objectively wrong for it, but that’s why politicians are worthless. Democrats have been pro weed for decades and had Supermajority with Obama whom was supposedly proweed, yet did not legalize it for absolutely no reason. Democrats have yet another Supermajority and there is once again no reason to not legalize weed. If they cannot accomplish it a second time around, do they really deserve a third?
Actually, you’d be very surprised at how liberal a lot of Republican states are on weed. Louisiana is actually pretty close to legalization. I don’t know, if the Democrats can’t accomplish it, Republicans might just take over legalization and get it done faster. That is, unless Democrats stop being lazy
FOR GOD SAKE FULLY LEGALIZE MARIJUANA!! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD AND ALL THAT IS HOLY, LET THESE GROWERS AND DISPENSARIES DO THEIR THING
I don't see anything wrong with pot. In my opinion, its far less harmful than alcohol is. I wish they would legalize it on a Federal level.
Look at Canada it’s legal here and we didn’t fall apart
That's debatable. Lol
@@marcconnell5445 debate it then. Produce some facts to back up what you're claiming.
How had Canada fallen apart?
You still have trudope 😐
@@marcconnell5445 are you american by chance?
Your Canadian healthcare system sucks balls, which is why a lot of you knobs come down to the states to get treatment.
So, let's not pretend Canada makes healthy decisions.
Legalize it, tax it, everybody wins. (unless your the cartel)
Which they supposedly wanna take down. GUESS NOT.
Nah man it’s taxed high enough already ! Screw the more act!
If you tax it too high the black market will still exist because they don’t tax
Government corrupt officials still are run by cartels to this day. Money rules 🔥🔥🔥 they make so much money from medical marijuana they still are abusing the money they make from it. They need to crack down on Our roads (pothole messes) and Our slum landlord houses we all live in and these feminists women who are still circumcising our kids
@@jamesybarra7947 Good thing Cartels don't really have a strong hold on weed sales in the USA. The Cattle sells meth and fentanyl nowadays. Weed will probably get legalized soon.
People who promote weed, can go to prison for a minimum of 50 years! Wtf is up with the U.S. I can only imagine what I would get for doing it
Don't ya find it weird how weed is legal in the Nations Capital where the federal government is located, but its illegal at the federal level.
I've tried overdosing on cannabis at least 5k times. I just always sleep really well and wake up super refreshed.... And hungry 😋
Whenever I take high doses, it is usually very unpleasant. (unless it's a concentrate). Indicas at high doses make my body feel like it's being crushed and it's like my skin is trying to run away. Sativas sometimes make my mind too loud for me to hear myself speak. First time it hit me, I tried to sleep it off, but couldn't due to it being like my conscience was screaming in my ear. But at the end of the day, still love weed!
That’s Funny!
Lmao that’s love @Mrskinner
@ least you tried!
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All these old men and women against marijuana don't know anything 👴
Five drunk guys want to start a fight. Five stoned guys want to start a band. And, for the sake of accuracy, Emma Q, I'm 70 years old.
"concerned parents began pushing back" ... by criminalising their own children. Rofl.
“I don’t want my kid to be able to *buy* weed, I want him to seek out a dangerous drug dealer for it”
@@CZcamsAIbot ... "and if he gets arrested while puffing a bit of weed I want to see him branded for life as a criminal, and have some violent offenders released early from prison to make room for his incarceration. Meanwhile I want the medical, pharmaceutical and other industries to turn a blind eye to the myriad benefits of cannabis including but not limited to making bio degradable plastics, providing low cost high quality animal nutrient, making carbon neutral bio fuel and super soft clothing and paper that lasts for decades and centuries instead of a few years, reducing pesticide run off, reducing desertification and so on. It grows rapaciously fast even in deserts so whatever you do do NOT consider turning the sahara desert for example into a giant cannabis farm, smoking the buds and burying the leaves and stalks as a massive low cost carbon capture and de desertification initiative, or anything, for Heaven' sake!"
Not an ideal situation but teenagers selling weed in school to make additional money aren't an ideal situation eighter. Would you prefer your kid to smoke weed over tobacco?
@@IonorReasSpamGenerator weed appeals to teenagers precisely because it is illegal. That makes it daring, wild, dangerous, risky and exciting to teenagers. A cursory glance at standard human behaviour will reveal all - or read the first chapter of tom sawyer to understand the contrariness of teenagers.
@@jayjames7055 That was together with high occurrence in movies also the issue of the tobacco but nowadays classic tobacco cigarette smoking is on the decline due to wide public understanding of health hazards but in case of weed which is poised to replace both e-cigarettes and classic ones the health hazards of weed are not well known to the public, on contrary, many see it as a cure to everything and while weed has its place in medical use, it also has its side-effects apart from creating addiction in a fraction of the popullation. That's the main issue, not the fact that it is not legalized outside medical use as much as tobacco which itself would be hardly as popular if made illegal thus less accessible for the average consumer...
Some facts about marihuana:
www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/cannabis-the-facts/
LEGALIZE IT ACROSS THE BOARD!!! There's nothing wrong with it...alcohol is far worse than marijuana ever could be...
Legalize all drugs.
@@Cacowninja but drugs like lsd and meth change your reception of reality
@@yaboiZ1230 And what good is banning them going to do?
Did it work with alcohol or pot? No! Banning stuff doesn't work because it just creates a violent black market.
Besides, it's your body, you can put what you want into it.
Case Closed ! The mighty Weed has Spoken ! Time for a Joint Session
in Congress.......
I drink alcohol all the time without getting drunk.
The reason why there are now over 30 states allowing medicinal marijuana and eight that legalized it is that in 1988 the DEA's own Administrative Law Judge Francis Young ordered the DEA to move Cannabis from Section One of the Substance Control Act and place it in Schedule Two so that it could be prescribed by a physician. The DEA ignored his ruling. How could they do this? That's what the States asked too and never got a straight answer. But that is par for the course for the DEA.
I hit rock bottom and almost lost my life due to alcohol and crack cocaine addiction. Now thanks to legal herbal alternatives I've been sober and clean for over 2 years. I have a great life and my family back because of kratom and CBD helping me with my cravings to drink alcohol or use hard drugs. Legalization could save so many people's lives but our government tends to put profit over people and that's just tragic.
People wanna smoke, let them and leave them tf alone.
We dont need permission for something we do anyways on a daily basis
Of course, the war on drugs is a war on people.
facebook.com/Medical-Horizon-Marijuana-Shop-101480122023237/
Leave people alone, mind their own business
But, but Jesus gives me the power to rule you.😆
I’m for legalization for recreational use at home.
What about school kids
@@malathiramthilak3819 fucc school, everything they taught after the 5th grade is irrelevant
I still believe private businesses and private property should still be able to have their own set of rules on the matter
Especially operators
Pilots. Teachers.
Basically jobs that require a lot more concentration and have a higher hazard of injury
But they should still have a say if it's allowed
In there company
I have been smoking marijuana since 1968 and I don't take any pharmaceutical drugs.
As a person who both, drinks alchohol and smokes pot, I find it HILARIOUS that alchohol is legal and weed is illegal. I 100% know which one is more dangerous and it ain't the Ganja.
Yup
Bang on
True story there
true homie
Yes.. Alcohol almost killed me . marijuana saved my life
Hail mother Mary,Sweet Mary Jane....
The government hates to hear any pro cannabis storys.
@@stonerman15 the democrats made it ILLEGAL in 1937
@@jamesdadson5473 ok
@@jamesdadson5473 who?
Federally legalize medical marijuana and leave recreational up to the state individually..!
People love to tell other people that they should be more like them. This will never end.
LET PEOPLE BE HAPPY, however they find happiness, as long as they don’t harm others.
If Marijuana was legal all over the world, the world would be such a better place.
Y si
Vollkommen richtig
Sure ✌
See the thing is, it being legal doesn't increase it's consumption. Just public consumption. The same number of people will be smoking it illegally as they would if it was legal. Legalizing it will not change anything.
@@car_soup9452 being legal makes it much easier to get
But alcohol is legal, don’t even smoke pot but knows alcohol is waaaay more dangerous than weed
Guns and motorcycles are perfectly legal aren't they... safety was never the issue
Same. I never liked weed but think people should be allowed to smoke it.
No. Weed is more dangerous to kids than alcohol
@@Solid_Snake99 in what way?
@@juanescobedo3281 check videos it can stop neurons generation and neurons new connections in kids from 3 to 16 and even young adults up to 24 depending on the brain development
Here's a new idea ...if you don't want to smoke weed , don't . It don't have to be illegal to say no .
100-120 years old for recreational use? You're nuts,it has been used for recreation throughout the history of mankind
Not trying to be knit picky or anything, but Illinois has legal recreational and medical marijuana and your map showed that it was only legal medically.
Since when?
@@HBC423 january 1 2020 became recreationally legal
it's important to ensure news sources are factually correct, thank you.
That graphic was created before January 1st. Takes time to edit a video
@@pantenegamereviewer8195 it takes a whole year to edit?
Ask any teenager. Is it harder to get alcohol or weed? Alcohol because it's regulated.
Nope, it's because its more difficult and not as popular to brew beer, especially in large amounts. Anyone can grow weed easily and sell it.
@@ironman2326 as someone who makes booze, it is actually quite easy. But it is much easier to buy it than make it for most people, which is why very few people make their own booze.
Lol two 11th graders I worked with looked 14 bought vapes and alcohol every weekend with a fake Id.this is Louisiana btw
@@bluntheadass6863 yeah a lot of people under 21 drink beer in Louisiana
ok literally anyone can buy alcohol
Great job, now there’s 15 yos rolling blunts in the backseats on buses
Why youtube recommended me this after two years 😂
My state: marijuana is illegal
Me: like that's gonna stop me
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@Ryan Alex wrong.
Exactly. it's ludicrous that anybody outside of or within the government believes that government has the better determination for an individual's decisions.
@Ryan Alex lmao you just made that up on the spot. i stopped drinking alcohol 6 years ago, dont touch anything but mariuahna.
@@mctigmctiggy1475 I don't think so buddy, its actually decriminalized in my state, been doing it for years and never got in trouble
It's all about money, just like everything else
Cash and how they can get their hands on it..if it were oil it would be over now
@@lemmon-up4er yep
Yep they haven’t come to an agreement about the governments cut with the industry yet
@EIon Musk it's about time
@@The49ers23 cut it.
As an inverstor in canadian pot stock, I would love to see the legalisation going foward 😊
When I first moved to Colorado I was excited to get into the industry, I came prepared. I had a thousand or so seeds comprised of 4 strains that my friend and I developed in Florida during the early 2000’s. I’m talking stabilised feminised seed stock thats consistency with little deviation in phenotype and always female. It took years of work and spreadsheets but it was all worth it. I made it to the promised land I just need to fill out some forms have my small facility inspected and we’re good. Not so fast.
Unfortunately for me I arrived in Denver 1 year before they changed all the laws, laws that clearly are beneficial to large corporate growers and dispensaries. People who can reach in and pull a million bux out of their pocket and not blink twice. This decision by the state to create an overly complicated system that suddenly excluded anyone with any felony record for drugs, and I’m talking simple possession. They now required that all product from seed/clone to dried product had to be tracked from seed/clone to finished product, software that could track that sort of metrics didn’t even exist. They required not only cameras but the Controllers and hard drive backup has to be in a secured room that must be inspected by the police department. Even the security room has to have a camera both inside and outside the room.
Needles to say, I had to shutter my new operation 2 months after I finally got all my inspections and paperwork approved under the old system.
What all this has done is hurt small owners and worse yet it’s destroying the plant it’s self.
Commercial retailers/growers in Colorado are hands down the worst I’ve ever seen when it comes to strain selection. You go into the shoppes and there’s strains that you never heard of, never heard of them because they are convinced that then need to always be offering a new fresh product that no one else had. They do this by “pollen dusting”, one strain to another and coming up with a clever/ironic name. They don’t stabilise the seed stock nope just cross this with this make seeds the. Use those seeds that haven’t been stabilised to make this “new strain” worse yet they mix those together and before ya know it the genetics begins to fail not to mention do this enough and you have 30 types of product to sell that all looked taste and provides roughly the same high.
Denver has gone from having couture Bougie bud growers that supplied dispensaries with premium strains that with nothing but the best nutrients harvested when the tricombe were either amber or milky and then cured for 6 months or longer for a full smooth rich taste. To what we have now, over priced commercially grown bud with questionable genetics that are usually never flushed fully, and cured poorly. Since profits are lower quality has suffered, and I fear on a long enough time line Those amazing strains war have eventually been crossed over again and again until it’s just one homogenous strain with only subtle differences but ever shoppe is going to have their own name for it. Which about sums up pot in Colorado, it’s more about the hype and image then the actual product and unique properties that it holds. Colorado image over substance
Government shouldn't have control over what a person does to their own body, period.
That's what I've been saying! Yet people at large only support pot legalization!
Some stoners and non-stoners are such hypocrites!
@@Cacowninja Uh, it being illegal is the government controlling us and telling us what to do. in most legal states you can grow it yourself, or still go through the black market, so any argument about legalization giving the government more power over people or being bad for consumers is complete horsehit period. Legalize it, then if you want you can keep going to your street dealer if you want, but let the rest opf us have freedom and enjoy not worrying about our entire futures being ruined for smoking weed. Legalize all drugs at that.
@@aj4waffles You're not listening I just said I support all drugs being legal including pot.
@@Cacowninja Oh i read it correctly now, im sorry for misreading.. but it could also be the dyslexia and dabs messing with my reading comprehension. either way i apologize.
@@Cacowninja But yes, now that i know what you meant i agree. its not anyones right to tell someone what they can and cant put into their bodies, and its rediculous that so many people who use drugs arent willing to be understanding of other people choice in substance, even if it is far more harmful and dangerous. its someones own right and choice as an adult to take that risk or not. im sorry for the confusion in my previous responses. i havent slept in days do to family issues, im dyslexic, and im dabbed out as hell. hope you have a wonderful day.
Here in Canada 🇨🇦 we legalized Cannabis use. The sky hasn't fallen here where many said it would. We have a new industry with tax dollars, instead of forking it out by arresting people from using it
But what about the prison industry don’t you care about those jobs that are lost because of legalization?
And how can you keep a society together without fear? The fear of your house being broken into by storm troopers and taking you away? Lol
I wish our leader is as forwarding thinking as yours. Unfortunately my country is ruled by backward morons.
Lol y'all inject maple syrup stfu
So how does that effect your Military? are Soldiers allowed to use? Are they drug tested for THC? Has readiness levels dropped/become at risk
@@Undertaker93 you have to put maple 🍁 syrup on a toasted sandwich 🥪 with bacon, egg, tomatoe and mayo. Taste so damn good. Even better after you 🔥 😉😉
This guy with the black suit is insane. Yes. We want FULL legalization and take marijuana off the federal schedule list.
I'm glad they finally admitted that it's never been a law against marijuana, it's a law against the people that use it, at first it was immigrants from the south, then in the 60s & 70s it was the people that hated Politicians.
Marijuana has NO business on Schedule 1, and it never did; it seems to me that this is the easiest answer to marijuana reform at the federal level... move it elsewhere on the Schedule (or off of it altogether).
It needs to be removed from the schedule system altogether and be treated the same way as Alcohol/Tobacco(This does not apply to medical use)
There's no way weed has only been smoked recreationally for 120 years
More like 120,000 years.
It's when white cowboys noticed live stock would go crazy after eating loco weed but Indians have been using it for who knows how long
@@agoradnal1543 wrong. Weed comes from the middle east. The native Americans had no idea what weed even was.
@@richardlongfellow7681 16th century American Indians tonkin up with European settlers
@@agoradnal1543 you don't get high eating raw cannabis.
Take it from someone who has smoked it for almost 40 years, there isn't anything wrong with it, you can't over dose on it, alcohol is a lot worse. It doesn't lead to other drugs, however getting arrested for it, may make someone lead to other drugs. I've been in prison for it and have to felonies for it, get arrested made it where I could never get a good job, unless I worked for myself, and that's what I ended up doing.
That last 30 seconds though!
(Cackles in Kamala)
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Short answer answer absolutely. Our society cannot prevail without full weed legalization. Also legal recreational weed in Colorado is a testament that legalization of weed is highly beneficial to society.
the tax revenue alone has inspired many other states already
All states need it legal I grow so much weed in colorado
@@360.Tapestry yeah it's all about money nobody cares about the people. Smoking anything is bad for you so it's not good. weed is s turning into a big pharma like industry. I say no thanks
@@anthonyw9129 enjoy getting left behind in your pure magical fantasy land
@@360.Tapestry I'm the sober one... you're the one in an altered state of mind smoking weed...I live in CT right next to Mass where it's recreational and have seen the lines of losers waiting to spend their hard earned money just to burn some braincells. This is just what the Chinese and Russians want a dumbed down population that just wants drugs. Look around the universities it's mostly Chinese and Indians studying to be professionals while the average American is taking a liberal arts class or public health Major.... Which means you'll be working at Kohl's or home Depot with tons of debt....not to mention the 30 percent tax and 500 dollar an ounce bag of weed... It's called weed for a reason. Next you guys will be selling heroin to the public it's already decriminalized in Portland. Hopefully that will come to Denver Soon too so you can see the crowd that brings. You're too blind to see that the country your parents parents grew up in was prosperous and lawful. We're definitely spiraling downwards and if you think the government is going to change anything for the better think again
I'm so glad Michigan is rec. it has helped me quit my pain pill addiction. Almost 2 years clean.
Same here. Been clean from everything except weed for 5 years now. Feeling great.
Good for you! Keep up the good work! 🙏✌️💚
Good for you but for millions of people cannibis dosen't touch thier pain.
Tho it should be up to the person in pain what works best for them. If cannibis works...great.
If opiates work...thats fine too.
Chronic pain the the #1 medical condition for approved use in the medical marijuana program. It goes to show that with "recreational" adult use legalization, access to the medical benefits of the plant are significantly expanded. Don't worry, recreational users will get the medical benefit whether they want it or not.
You have worth and I am so happy you can now see it. Keep going and be the example that another human needs to see.
A bunch of drunk guys, will start a fight. A bunch of guys on pot, will start a band.
Not inhaling weed is equivalent to putting liquor in your mouth and spitting it out lol
The whole drug war should end, people will do drugs no matter what and you can totally ruin your life with cheese burgers or just about anything if you let it
Exactly! If only these politicians were as smart as you, Sam.
Exactly, Portugal legalized all drugs and they have some of the least drug abuse in the world
Exactly.
Ima smoke that gas whether it’s legal or not
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@@Rsmith420 bless up 💯
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Real smokers felt that
They should federally legalize marijuana because it should be covered under insurance. I pay $525 a month for medical MARIJUANA. Medical MARIJUANA helps me with pain and PTSD and it helps with elipesy
Generations in the future won’t be able to fathom why we had a prohibition on weed like we can’t with alcohol and our predecessors
Alcohol is way way worse !!!
Not really. Dope interferes with depth and speed perception, slows response time, slows and dulls mental alertness. It's just as big a driving danger as alcohol. And when a crisis presents itself, someone doped up is desensitized and oblivious to the seriousness at hand and ineffective and ill equipped to manage and solve the crisis.
@@dallasw2465 have you ever even smoked 🤣
@@randomfactsguy1386 You know which is better than weed? a job, get your ass of the couch and get a job.
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@@ericktwelve11 I have no problems with money or motivation from smoking weed, if it causes issues for you then you got problems.
These dudes rather have u get fat and diabetic with food rather than have nothing wrong with you and smoke weed
People forget that ALL DRUGS use to be legal up until the early 1900's! They need to go back to that. The war on drugs around the world hasn't done anything for stopping people from using drugs. What works is not stigmatizing people for it and treatment centers. People shouldn't go to prison for having a addiction! Because when they get out of jail or prison they will still be addicted!
keep in mind drugs are actually just plants and spices and herbs we find naturally occurring all around the world
Sugar is more dangerous than marijuana.
Nixon keeping a straight face while protesting that pot smokers are the criminals. Lol. (Classic projection).
I find more irony on how the video open with young hippie boomers holding "legalize it" picket signs because they later advocated to locking up drug offenders with harsher sentences. Boomers betrayed us!
Its not projection
@@lenini056 not every boomer was a hippie
@@lenini056 the vast majority of boomers...or hippies...don't advocate for incarceration for cannabis possession. obviously, you don't know many 60-80 year-olds. the narrative you're regurgitating was being directed at the older politicians - the "lawmakers" - not the common folk, who happen to fall into a demographic.
@@realitynowassigned I meant to say that instead of recognising his own criminality he rather imagined he saw criminality in others ie projected his own mentality onto his perception of other people. It's classic because lots of people do the same, they mentally cast their own flaws onto others and then seek to attack or blame them for those flaws which were in fact their own. Also its very entertaining to observe dimwits being dim like watching a dog chase its own tail - because they actually do not recognise their own stupidity aka Dunning-Kruger effect. (So we lol).
Marijuana helped me with my ptsd
That sounds like medical cannabis.
Me too but where I live it is not legal so therefore I am a criminal....💩💩💩
Same
@@MrJames1471 it's the same thing smh 🤦🏿♂️
@@greenghost2212 What's the same thing?
Weed is legal in my house no matter what the government says.
Same with mine or any drug if I wanted to get it.
This some BS for all the incarcerated in prison for selling in smaller quantities. If this passes, they need to release and expunge records.
The saddest part is they call it the gate way drug when in fact nicotine is your gateway drug that is legal to buy
As some one who has lived in CO for the last 3 years, it's so strange when I travel to somewhere that it's still illegal. It's comical at this point that people still think it should be illegal.
*laughs in stone age Kansas. We will be the last state to legalize it watch lol
@@thecommonsenseconservative5576 no texas will our govenor is a stuck up sellout who needs out of office
@@toxiflexx04 I live in TX and it's legal on my property.
It won't be comical kneeling before God at judgment day. God is the answer not drugs.
@@toxiflexx04 Man I am in the bible belt. When I moved here they didn't even sell alcohol on Sundays. They are 20 years behind here
“But what about big tobacco and alcohol??” That’s what regulation is for. Big tobacco can’t take over if they aren’t allowed in in the first place
Actually, pot is a ready made "mom and pop" business. People that cannot raise a healthy lawn can grow pot- they just need access to seeds. More than a few state police departments are unhappy at how much manpower they use to "clean up" scattered grows, often just seeds criminal pot users scatter about. Alcohol had much the same problem during Prohibition, with many people, literally, distilling in a bathtub at home.
@@fredericrike5974 This is the part that doesn't make sense to me. Big tobacco is a thing b/c on one hand tobacco is a large, resource- and labor-intensive plant that you can't easily make something usable out of. On the other hand, tobacco regulations created Big Tobacco in a way by raising barriers to entry for new companies. So if you have a plant that grows easily and whose product doesn't need to be processed, along with regulations that allow for DIY grows and small-time growers, Big Marijuana becomes impossible.
@@lozoft9 I think you understood my thesis perfectly. Only the draconian enforcement has kept this from happening in a larger sense already. The penalties for growing Marijuana are even higher than possession in many states, so "wild grows" from randomly distributed seeds is most of what we have sen except the clandestine grows for commercial sale occurring in our National Parks and such. The State of Kentucky even has a group of state police trained to repel from helicopters so as to drop on grows in mountainous areas of the state- all trained up and "certified" to do these Special Forces" sort of "insertions.
I trade government ibuprofen, alcohol and cigarettes for weed and codeine 😎
Let's be clear, allowing me to use a lotion with cbd vs smoking the plant does not count as being legal. That's like telling me to just rub alcohol on myself instead of drinking it.
People shouldn’t go to jail for the personal choices they make that affect no one but themselves
Ironically more people will go to jail for other reasons because its illegal.
That's not true. For one thing other people are on medications that interact with marijuana. So far I've never seen a dope smoker concerned about how the side smoke is harmful to others and interacts with their meds. You say just leave the atmosphere. I have. I've missed buses etc because I needed fresh drug free air. Aside from the issue, everyone also deserves fresh air. In life I've learned that people who are dead set on doing whatever they want will always make excuses to do it. They have to lie to themselves to quench their consciences.
@@dallasw2465 Do you miss busses because it smells too much like cigarette smoke?
@@dallasw2465 I get your point, but if drunk people can cause mayhem in society and drive while drunk, so can we smoke and bother your nose a little bit. If factories can pollute the air we're breathing because they're making iPhone chargers, and i don't use an iPhone, so can you breathe a little bit of smoke.
@@dallasw2465 Another reason I should be grateful that I was born with asthma and have to stick with edibles.