Legalizing marijuana would make sense to me and might improve the
farming economy of several states. What I find difficult to imagine
though, is how to undo the enormous infrastructure created to fight the
war on drugs which was lost on about day 1. As a junkie myself
(cigarettes) I have
I have a question.
Say drugs were legalized. Where do you put the red light district?
Which neighborhood gets stuck with it?
Granted some neighborhoods seem to be stuck with it now, but what
would a legal declaration of such and such a place do to that
neighborhood?
Would you have plans
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a question.
Say drugs were legalized. Where do you put the red light district?
Which neighborhood gets stuck with it?
Granted some neighborhoods seem to be stuck with it now, but what
would a legal declaration of such and such a place do to that
That is a good thing. My stand is Legalize Marijuana. I have always said the drug problem in Minneapolis was really a zoning issue anyway. People are operating a retail business in a residential neighborhood. Straight and simple.
Legalize marijuana and it will boost the economy of the Phillips
