[coloradan]

First, it was still illegal in 2012. Second, if the pot-positive fatalities went up from 39 to 78, but the *overall* traffic fatalities dropped from 555 to 474, then where is your case against pot? http://www.coloradodot.info/library/traffic/traffic-manuals-guidelines/safety-crash-data/fatal-crash-data-city-county/Colorado_Historical_Fatalities_Graphs.pdf/view

[Ken H]

...the *overall* traffic fatalities dropped from 555 to 474,

What years are those figures? (can't get pdf on my device)

[cuban leaf]

First, it was still illegal in 2012. Second, if the pot-positive fatalities went up from 39 to 78, but the *overall* traffic fatalities dropped from 555 to 474, then where is your case against pot?

---

There isn’t one. That is why, though I’ve not touched it since 1977, I believe it should be legalized. People need to make their own choices.