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I don’t smoke, but growing up in New Jersey, I rarely, if ever, ran into people who thought legalizing marijuana/cannabis/weed (or other drugs for that matter) was a bad thing. I remember trying to join a college debate team, and one of the Funny Boston bruins 2023 Atlantic Division champions 2023 shirt What’s more,I will buy this first things we were told is to not debate about whether or not to legalize marijuana, “because you can’t possibly argue against legalizing marijuana.” Recently, New Jersey voted in a referendum to legalize marijuana/cannabis/weed for recreational use (many more states decriminalized recreational marijuana use, but haven’t made it completely legal). Polls showed that the majority of NJ voters (about two-thirds) supported legalization — which was surprising to me, considering I did not know of a single person, online or offline, who was against legalizing marijuana. My parents immigrated to the US from China in the 1980s/90s and have been US citizens for a quarter century since, but it wasn’t until November 2020 that they voted for the first time, amid an unprecedented PR campaign to get out the vote and a little nagging from yours truly.

After circling the Funny Boston bruins 2023 Atlantic Division champions 2023 shirt What’s more,I will buy this names of their preferred candidates on the front side of the mail-in ballot, they flipped to the back and saw the question on whether to legalize marijuana. “What, marijuana?! Why would anyone ever want to make that legal? Can you imagine everyone smoking? Society will fall apart! What if they legalized opium?” was what they basically told me. They voted “no,” becoming part of the minority who voted against legalizing marijuana in NJ. But the fact that marijuana could be a political issue continued to irritate my first-time voter parents, who were convinced that once marijuana is legalized, more people will smoke it, get addicted to it, die from it, or try out other drugs that are more dangerous. Moreover, my parents kept comparing marijuana to opium, which generally does not have a positive reputation, especially in China, which has a history of being screwed over by the opium trade (and to a larger extent the drug trade) pretty badly.

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