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I think that it would be an economical and political step forward but it's really genuinely not something for everyone and should not be available as such. It can be a sadder more pathetic escape from reality than booze in that you don't become chemically adjusted to having it in your system, but emotionally, wherein they depend on it in the short term. I don't think it should be available to everyone unless there is a foolproof, straightforward way to determine if someone won't get attached to it and become a socially stagnant, boring little pissant with baffling emotional responses. God I hate pot culture. Bunch of dweebs.

Additionally, the legaliztion process should involve acknowledging that as a medical product it's about as beneficent as cigarettes (with a big fat exception to all the things it does actually help treat). You're still inhaling a big mouthful of smoke. You're still burning something and drawing it into your body. Every croaky-voiced skinny hipster that argues it has some magical healing property should be castrated to prevent their womanly idiocy from poisoning further generations.

It would definitely alleviate a lot of a small crime around here though. Pretty much every petty thief or criminal around has their fingers in the Pot pie in some capacity and removing that illegal stepping stone will probably mean seeing a lot less slack-jawed white dudes dressing like they're black. It'll also keep me from having to stumble into the horrible projects that I buy in; It's a goddamn eden compared to big city slums but it still gives me the willies, ooh.

So in summary, I am all for legalization providing that information about the many, many possible cons is pushed just as much as the ridiculous, half-true pros.

Pretty much the only other people who's opinions I care about on the matter are 30 years plus. Age of majority or bust, kiddies.