A driver was stoned when he hit 7-year old Cadence Boyer on Halloween in Vancouver, Washington. She died two days later. The car had jumped the curb when it crashed into the trick-or-treaters. The little girl’s mother and her 6-year old friend were also hospitalized, but survived. The friend’s mother ended up in intensive care … Continue reading Pedestrian Deaths Soar in Vancouver with Legal Pot
(Edited commentary from two of our followers who insisted we share both sides of the issue.) Dear Friend — The reasons for the rest of America to follow the states of Washington and Colorado, and to legalize marijuana, are overwhelming. Even if you’re not with the program yet, read on and then … FORWARD this … Continue reading Seven Amazing Reasons to Legalize Marijuana Now
African-Americans in Washington, DC, do not embrace marijuana legalization as readily as whites in DC — by a difference of 18 percentage points. Judge Arthur Burnett, National Executive Director of the National African-American Drug Policy Coalition, observes that opposition among blacks to legalization stems from experience. African-American communities already suffer from a liquor store on every corner, … Continue reading Civil Rights and Drug Policy in Washington, DC
This Video comes from the Concordance Blog and is dated 2012. This video deals exclusively with the documented negative health consequences of recreational cannabis use. I used data from over 140 papers in the process of preparing this video. I’ve done my best to document sources. Below are some key papers for reference. 1. CANNABIS … Continue reading Myths About Marijuana
