Residents of Alaska can now smoke, grow
and possess marijuana within the confines
of the law.
The US state of Alaska has become the
third to legalize the use of marijuana after
a decision on Tuesday, February 24.
Residents of the state can now smoke,
grow and possess marijuana within the
confines of the law.
The choice was made following a voter
initiative which did away with 40 years of
conflicting laws and court rulings.
Stakeholders voted 53-47 percent in favour
of legalization in November 2014 and left
the job of fine-tuning to lawmakers and
regulators.
However, some community leaders worry
that legalizing the use of marijuana will
worsen the already high rates of drug and
alcohol abuse, domestic violence and
suicide.
“When they start depending on smoking
marijuana, I don’t know how far they’d go
to get the funds they need to support it, to
support themselves,” Edward Nick , a council
member in Manokotak, said.
Residents are however only allowed to
indulge in private as smoking pot in public
can attract a $100 fine.

See grooving...boys in that area will be singing..am on top of world because the crown....girls will be singing...am flying without wings...if you've watched the Movie titled Fear and loathing in las vegas...you'll know what i mean.

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Is Igbo realy Bad

see groove,,boiz in dat area ma be lookin high n healthy

The same cannabis they have sent men to prison for 34 years? they are mad!

Don't you know America? It will soon go round the country

gatiano:
The same cannabis they have sent men to prison for 34 years? they are mad!

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johncreek:
Fela shrine for make name for this type country.