How California’s legal cannabis dream became a public health nightmare

Posted on July 4, 2022 1:26 pm

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Wild Bill
Wild Bill
2 months ago

Everything in moderation.

Fallbrook Guy
Fallbrook Guy
2 months ago

The usual suspects are front-running the cannabis racket they put in place in both directions-collecting taxes on massively lucrative sales yet they are still putting lots of people in jail so they can be turned into cheap labor for the prison industrial complex. The status quo is a win-win and now the LA Times goes into hysterics because the govt. got exactly what it wants. As to the hysteria shown in the comments there are lots of reasons cannabis has been used by humans for thousands of years and the therapeutic benefits are broad and historically well documented. Lazy Brains… Read more »

Richard Giddens
Richard Giddens
4 months ago

Marijuana is a dangerous drug. Bit alcohol is a far more dangerous drug. Drunk driving kills and stoned drivers miss their exits….

Jon Berg
Jon Berg
4 months ago

I believe a lot of the schizophrenics you see on the street, talking to themselves or in nonsensical gibberish, many of them (anecdotally) black men, have sustained mental damage due to extremely heavy pot use. Call me Reefer Madness Guy if you’d like. But this high THC content today is nothing like what was common in the 70’s when I was in college. It is absolutely blowing up these people’s minds and taking away any ambition to work and fit into a modern society in any constructive kind of way.

trashtalkU.S.A
4 months ago
Reply to  Jon Berg

Crack , Meth and alcohol has plenty to do with mental illness, not the weed.

Richard Giddens
Richard Giddens
4 months ago
Reply to  Jon Berg

So weed did all of that by itself? How lonng you been a doctor?

John Steele
John Steele
4 months ago

Oregun is cracking down on thousands of illegal grows financed by cartels and now. Yakuza’s have been found in Oregun selling drugs

Dave Huff
Dave Huff
4 months ago

There is only one reason that political leaders, mostly on the Left, are supporting legalization of this harmful substance, i.e. it is easier to extract honey from a beehive when the inhabitants are under the influence of smoke. And it is easier to extract freedoms from Americans when a substantial portion are stoned and docile, not to mention made more dependent on government by this “innocuous” drug.

showandtell
showandtell
4 months ago
Reply to  Dave Huff

100% — it weakens our states and thus our country. A weakened system attracts deadly parasites and allows them to flourish.