Should Not the Legalization of Marijuana in Louisiana Be Passed?
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I’ve seen babies taken away, Kids going to jail and kicked out of school, I’ve seen people who really need marijuana for anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and people in pain. I do not understand Louisiana. Alcohol is sold in stores 24 hours a day, and glass roses right at the gas station for drug use. In the state of Louisiana they will bust in your home if someone says your selling weed with no proof. Everyday the police say on the news, “We will Catch you, We know where you are!” Is not that a threat? I mean pot use is better for you than cigarettes and alcohol. If over half my state smokes weed should not the legalization of marijuana in Louisiana be passed?. I really personally want to get out of the dinosaur age. No one should have to be scared of the police in Louisiana, no one should loose their rights, home, job, reputation, family, etc, because they smoke pot. Louisiana pot smokers really do live in fear.
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If they live in fear isn’t it time to quit smoking it?
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