Marijuana Slaves
Face it marijuana is overpriced. While many complain about
the price of gas, there are those who will always afford a bag of grass. Despite
the warnings of drug dependency or addiction, many have become slaves to the
stuff.
A business in Maine is enticing citizens to pick up trash.
"Bring us back the full trash bag, and we give them a gift of
cannabis" Instead of giving the people cash to buy food for their
families, they instead give them grass to smoke. The event to clean up the
community was a mighty success. 100 trash bags were filled. The big part of
gifting marijuana, it is falsely believed, is to make marijuana available to
people who otherwise may not have been able to afford it. The truth of the
matter is that once the poor get addicted, they will not be able to live
without it.
Marijuana is a Killer
A young twenty year old man decided to try marijuana for the
first time. According to Courier Mail in the AU, the man had a severe reaction
to marijuana. He went into a panic attack and ran across an active train
crossing and had a collision with a moving train. He died instantly. This makes you wonder how many in the workplace in America are making wrong decisions due to Marijuana intoxication. Most businesses
will fire an employee high on pot, but still, they
can't test everyone or prevent accidents from happening due to drug
intoxication.
Killers on the Road
Driving on the road is hazardous enough, but now there are drug
induced potheads loose on our roads. Washington's state new study on fatal
crashes suggests fatal crashes have doubled since marijuana was legalized. "Marijuana
use in driving is a growing, contributing factor to fatal crashes," said
Jake Nelson, the director of traffic safety advocacy and research at the
American Automobile Association (AAA) said. "It's a highway safety problem
that we should all be concerned about."
Crime Rate Increase
Colorado's crime rate increased in 2016. Many experts blame
the increase of auto thefts, rape, murder and robbery partly on the marijuana
industry. I'm not deducing it, it is what the experts are saying:
"Some Colorado
lawmakers, police and legal experts partly blame the marijuana industry,
claiming that it has lured transients and criminals to the state. Others point
to a dramatic increase in the number of cars stolen to commit other crimes or
to ship to Mexico. Increases in crime are often a reflection of economic
conditions, said Steve Davis, spokesman for the Lakewood Police Department.
'I think it would be
naive not to believe the increase in drug use is not having an impact on the
crime rate,' said Rep. Cole Wist, R-Centennial, who serves on the House
Judiciary Committee. But Cole added that it’s not just marijuana that is having
an impact on crime, but also an increase in the use of heroin and illegal
prescription drugs."
This makes you wonder if heroin addiction and all the deaths
contributed to opioids addiction might be the result of marijuana legalization.
Many might believe that If marijuana is now good for the masses and is
considered safe then why not opioids? If society lied about the evils of marijuana
usage, then maybe they lied about opioids too. I believe society had it right
the first time: Marijuana is a gateway drug to more harmful drugs.
"New research
suggests that marijuana users may be more likely than nonusers to misuse
prescription opioids and develop prescription opioid use disorder. The study
was conducted by researchers at the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA),
part of the National Institutes of Health, and Columbia University."
It takes only a little common sense to know that we should
ban marijuana usage once again. What little medical benefit that a sick person might
receive does not justify its usage, especially as a pleasure drug.
Repent Yourself Back to Sanity
Society
needs to repent and turn back to God. Through God we can find true pain relief and
joy without turning to drugs.
Dear God:
I turn from drug addiction to you Lord. Forgive all my sins
in Jesus' name. Take me to Heaven when I die. I thank you God for saving me in
Jesus' name. AMEN
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