This will put more money into the state’s coffers as well as possibly benefit the general populace
Last week, the governor walked up to his podium as well as told us he would not veto the suggested law for recreational marijuana. Two years ago, they legalized medical marijuana, which made it much easier for the citizens in our state to purchase marijuana with a prescription. I had a family member that was going through chemotherapy. He was having a lot of discomfort as well as nausea because of the chemo. With the help of marijuana, he was feeling much better. I have always looked at recreational marijuana as being no worse than alcohol consumption. They are both forms of a drug that can become addictive as well as hazardous too often. If the state can’t control the consumption of alcohol, I am wondering how the state is going to control overuse of marijuana. The plus of legalizing recreational marijuana is that it put more money into the state. The state doesn’t make much money on marijuana now. I’m sure that they will impose high taxes on marijuana the same as they do on cigarettes as well as alcohol. This will put more money into the state’s coffers as well as possibly benefit the general populace. I know several people who will be thrilled to see that marijuana has been legalized in our state; I am wondering how thrilled they will be when they find out that legal marijuana is going to be more pricey than what they are now buying. The wonderful side of legal marijuana is that our kids won’t be able to get it unless they are twenty-one. It will be sold in stores, as well as all the people will be carded.