Come again?
You’re on a conservative board. Try acting conservative and being informed on the issues affecting your own state before you post.
http://www.newsweek.com/unexpected-side-effects-legalizing-weed-339931
...a drip, drip, drip of unintended consequences. Law-enforcement issues, such as marijuana-intoxicated driving and the illegal movement of vast amounts of cannabis product into other states, are the tip of the iceberg.
Other symptoms of Coloradoâs pot culture include increased use among teens, resulting in educational problems in middle schools and high schools, a spike in âediblesâ-related emergency room visits, consumption by children and pets resulting in illness and death and regulatory confusion surrounding public consumption and enforcement.
...the cost of increased law enforcement, drugged-driving incidents, fatal crashes, loss of productivity and a huge spike in gang-related crime bring into question the cost-benefit of those dollars.
Teen drug-related school expulsions are also on the rise. And the notion that prisons filled with minor drug offenders would be relieved of overcrowdingâa selling point of legalizing marijuanaâhas been blown to smithereens.
Denverâs homeless population has exploded since Amendment 64 went into effect.