Støtter du legaliseringen af marihuana?

Hvis du kunne stemme om legalisering af marihuana, hvilke spørgsmål ville du så overveje, før du traf din beslutning?

Tror du, at legaliseringen af marihuana kan ændre dens kulturelle betydning eller samfundsmæssige holdninger til dets brug?

Hvad mener du er de etiske implikationer af at fængsle personer for marihuana-relaterede lovovertrædelser?

Hvis marihuana skulle legaliseres, hvilke bekymringer, hvis nogen, ville du så have om den offentlige sikkerhed?

Hvordan påvirker fremstillingen af marihuana i medier og film dit syn på legaliseringen af det?

Hvis marihuana var lovligt, tror du, at dette ville påvirke dine fremtidige karrierevalg eller muligheder?

Hvilken indflydelse tror du, at legalisering af marihuana kan have på gruppepres i gymnasier?

Kan du dele en personlig oplevelse, hvor forskellige love om marihuana kan have påvirket dig eller en du kender?

Hvordan ville du have det, hvis et familiemedlem valgte at bruge marihuana til medicinske formål?

Leave it to individual states, make Federal Law subserviant to State law in this area, except for providing reasonable protections of extreme penalties & prosecution of transient outof state residents inadvertantly violating the states laws.

Why would anyone in their right mind want to legalize anything that causes anxiety, addiction, memory loss, panic attacks, mood disorders, psychosis, schizophrenia and many other mental disorders ????

"Medical" marijuana needs to be prescribed by a legitimate doctor and dispensed by a legitimate pharmacy just like prescription drugs. Second hand smoke from this is hallucinegetic for any who breath it even if your neighbor smokes it. So it should be regulated more so than cigarettes.

No. Drug abusers who want to stop their addiction should be offered treatment. I certainly don't see businesses allowing employees who are high to work for them. Marijuana doesn't make anyone a better worker, student, parent does it?

Nothing in between completely legalizing and freeing those from prior conviction and throwing their tails in jail? Somewhere in between the extremes is decriminalizing MJ for recreational use along with "Real", and get "Real" with your reasons, medical purposes. What I am against is legalizing MJ for just getting high and then hitting the "Un-stoned" population for money for rehab and/or support because you are too eff'd up.

No, and make any detectable level in blood or urine be considered proof of possession and to be made public. However, limit the sanction to loss of driving privileges and loss of DOT or HHS jobs and loss of other jobs at their employer's discretion. Block all welfare, unemployment compensation and food stamps to anyway on marijuana. The public should not have to worry about their lives being at risk at work or on the highway, and the taxpayer should never have to pay for a dope addict.

Yes. Legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana instead of criminalizing it but do not allow imports. It is impossible in ensure the quality and safety of the plants unless growing them is a carefully regulated industry.

Yes, and immediately free all citizens jailed for drug offenses while legalizing, taxing, and regulating marijuana instead of criminalizing it.

Yes. Legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana instead of criminalizing it. Free all citizens jailed for drug offenses to further halt any costs of inmate food, water, etc.

Yes, and immediately free all citizens jailed for non violent drug offenses

Decriminalize the possession of marijuana, but keep the sale of marijuana a criminal offence. Also, free those in jail on marijuana possession charges and require that all marijuana users undergo a series of court mandated detox programs instead of going to jail. Jail the sellers though.

Yes, primarily for medicinal purposes. However, they should follow the same guidelines as cigarettes (no smoking in public places) and alcohol (can't be under the influence at work or when operating a vehicle or machinery).

Legalize, tax and regulate at the federal level, AND release all drug offenders, hard drug offenders into treatment programs, marijuana offenders simply released with all record of a conviction wiped off their record.

Yes, and immediately pardon and free all citizens jailed for use of marijuana, not the dealing of. It should be made illegal to operate heavy machinery and drive while under the influence of marajuana.

Yes, Legalize, tax, regulate marijuana instead of criminalising it, and immediately free all citizens jailed for drug offenses

Yes, but treat it as alcohol - so drunk driving penalties and other legislation should apply.

Yes. Legalize, tax and regulate marijuana instead of criminalizing it. Prohibition of alcohol was a disaster and caused crime to surge - the same has happened with marijuana.

Yes but only for medical reasons and to declared addicts.

DECRIMINALIZE IT, NOT LEGALIZE AS TAX IT AS THIS WOULD CREATE YET ANOTHER BUREAUCRACY. KEEP PENALTIES FOR SALE OF IT IN PLACE,THOSE THAT SMOKE IT SHOULD GROW IT THEMSELVES.

They are illegal for a reason. Don't legalize them ever.

Should be regulated the same as alcohol.

let each state decide without any Federal Government interference.

Federal government should not be involved, leave it to the states.

No, decriminalize it instead and free those in jail on marijuana charges.