And many people consider selling pot harmful to those too young to understand the ramifications of such a habbit.
Same with smoking tobacco, or alcohol, which both are physically and mentally addictive. But hey, it happens legal or not.
And I agree, I've seen alot of teenagers, including some family members, ruin their life because they become total potheads and don't understand moderation (don't get me wrong, no different than alcohol or tobacco).
ok, never mind.
But its not about the severity of the law, its that we are a democracy. We have decided that certain acts are illegal. I think making pot smoking illegal is stupid, that being said, I don't decide I know better than everyone else and break the law anyways. I focus my effort on changing the law. He did that too mind you, and I support him in his acts, but arbitrarily deciding that no one else gets a say in the law if he doesn't like it should not be condoned.
Making pot legal isn't stupid at all. Besides medical benifits, if weed was legal, then you just might see plenty of people switch their vices from harmful substances like tobacco and alcohol. There would be at least a lesser of three evils. Something of which may help fix that arthritis in your wrist.
I think he shouldn't be extradited, but I do think he should be tried here. And I think anyone in the US he mailed too should be arrested for breaking their countries laws.
If people just ignore the laws they don't like, democracy falls apart pretty fast.
When was the last time we had a country wide vote on legalizing it? Until that happens, this isn't a democracy.
I feel serious concerns about where the country goes with laws or way of life, the government should present multiple options they came to agreement as being the better options overall and we as citizens vote them in. Then they make them happen. Make them do some work as well as us.
By the way, considdering Canada has the highest % of population which smoked weed of all developed countries, including those who have it legal, kinda is a sign that most don't see it as a big issue anymore.