I hear this debate all the time over “should marijuana become legalized”? And the answer in my opinion is no for a variety of reasons. The main reason though is due to the physical and psychological effects that marijuana has on the body. I’ll give you the short version: Marijuana’s active ingredient is THC, which is fat soluble. This means, THC clings to the fattest organ(s) in the body which happens to be the brain. This causes weed users to easily forget new things they’ve learned and a lot more effects. Enough of the scientific talk though, back to our regular scheduled program.

A clergy (full of Chicago religious figures and leaders) and police officers have joined forces in the fight against marijuana and illegal paraphernalia. They’ve recently backed a ban which is being pushed to the General Assembly to classify blunt wraps (as seen above) to be classified as drug paraphernalia. These wraps come in various flavors and are said to target urban youth. That combined w/ the fact that they are inexpensive and can be found at any convenience store or gas station, and its no wonder they’ve raised so many eyebrows.
“Having this product in mainstream stores is like having drug pushers in our neighborhoods,” Bishop Larry Trotter, the pastor at Sweet Holy Spirit Church, said today. “Blunt wraps are an indefensible product marketed to children and entirely identified with illegal drug use.”
By allowing “blunt wraps” to be legally sold in stores, you’re saying to consumers we know that some may use marijuana, so here’s what you need to use that particular drug. It totally goes against the law which says that possessing, manufacturing and/or distributing marijuana is illegal.
Weigh in and tell us is it ok to make marijuana illegal, but allow for items associated w/ it to be legally sold in stores? What should happen next?
-Ron






I know, I know…how can a man w/ no child be in debt for child support? Better yet, how can that same man be jailed for over a year for non-payment of child support? Well the Atlanta courts has an answer, I think.