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I had to walk through it with my family. It's difficult to describe the shock we experienced. The reason I think it's linked to Marijuana is how easy it was to
by hasenj 11y ago
I had to walk through it with my family. It's difficult to describe the shock we experienced.
The reason I think it's linked to Marijuana is how easy it was to obtain. If these homeless people can get access to it, they probably wouldn't bother working to improve their lives. They can have an "awesome life" in their minds if they get to smoke pot. At least that's my impression of what Marijuana does to people. It makes you feel relaxed and completely care free.
Maybe I'm wrong, and I hope someone can challenge my perspectives, but I think the rest of the world also thinks this way. That's why all countries ban drugs even though they don't ban Alcohol.
- ooooo00000 11y agoYou're really misinformed on this topic. > The reason I think it's linked to Marijuana is how easy it was to obtain Marijuana is easy to obtain just about everywhere on the planet. I knew around 20 drug dealers at one point in the US. I buy weed here in Cambodia from an old grandma. It's easy if you're looking. > If these homeless people can get access to it, they probably wouldn't bother working to improve their lives. They can have an "awesome life" in their minds if they get to smoke pot. Do you have some strong evidence that a homeless person's sole desire in life is to easy access to marijuana? Because if not it comes across as a sweeping, irrational judgement against a diverse group of people. > That's why all countries ban drugs even though they don't ban Alcohol. Many countries ban marijuana because the US used its leverage to compel those countries to do so.