Part 2 of 2 Parents beware, the marijuana culture is promoting extreme highs that can get your kids hurt. Vaping and dabbing are new ways to get high that are extremely sudden, dangerous and eliminate the telltale odor, making marijuana use harder to detect. Drugs like marijuana are addictive and once a teen gets swept … Continue reading Extreme Marijuana–Dabbing and Vaping Dangers
Measure 91 would tax and regulate marijuana in Oregon. A problem — acknowledged by both No on 91 and Yes on 91 in last’s night “Great Pot Debate” at Portland State University — is that the measure doesn’t allow cities to tax. To test the theory that a “weed” can be taxed and regulated, those … Continue reading Oregon: Debate Shows Flaws in Measure 91
“Mass incapacitation of blacks instead of mass incarceration.” Judge Arthur Burnett, National Executive Director of National African American Drug Policy Coalition, was describing how he views marijuana legalization, at a meeting this summer which pre-dated the formation of Two is Enough D.C. Two Is Enough D.C. (TIED.C.) officially registered September 23 as the No on … Continue reading TIEDC Speaks Out Against Marijuana in Washington
“I’ve seen far more examples of propaganda and unfair marketing practices than I have of reasoned arguments. Worst of all, this kind of marketing targets kids, teenagers, and college students. If we want to make progress in substance use issues, we will need facts and reason, not ploys to grab the attention of our nation’s … Continue reading The Pot Piper Leads, Children, Teens Follow
