Paul started using on a lark, a dare from a best friend who said that he was too chicken to smoke a joint and drink a quart of beer. He was only fourteen at that time. After seven years of using and drinking he found himself at the end of the road with addiction. He was no longer using to feel joy; He was just using to feel some semblance of normality. Then he started having negative feelings about himself and his own abilities. He hated the paranoia. He hated looking over his shoulder all the time. He really hated not trusting his friends. He was consequently paranoid that he had drove off everyone away and found himself where no one would ever want to be—alone. This brings up the question, Should Marijuana be legal in the United States? There are some economic implications that maybe if it were, the debt for China would be gone. Taxing the revenue for marijuana would greatly impact the way how society is today. More of the money would go to the people. It would be spent more on education, health care, and the assistance of housing and feeding the poor.
Paul started using on a lark, a dare from a best friend who said that he was too chicken to smoke a joint and drink a quart of beer. He was only fourteen at that time. After seven years of using and drinking he found himself at the end of the road with addiction. He was no longer using to feel joy; He was just using to feel some semblance of normality. Then he started having negative feelings about himself and his own abilities. He hated the paranoia. He hated looking over his shoulder all the time. He really hated not trusting his friends. He was consequently paranoid that he had drove off everyone away and found himself where no one would ever want to be—alone. This brings up the question, Should Marijuana be legal in the United States? There are some economic implications that maybe if it were, the debt for China would be gone. Taxing the revenue for marijuana would greatly impact the way how society is today. More of the money would go to the people. It would be spent more on education, health care, and the assistance of housing and feeding the poor.
Paul started using on a lark, a dare from a best friend who said that he was too chicken to smoke a joint and drink a quart of beer. He was only fourteen at that time. After seven years of using and drinking he found himself at the end of the road with addiction. He was no longer using to feel joy; He was just using to feel some semblance of normality. Then he started having negative feelings about himself and his own abilities. He hated the paranoia. He hated looking over his shoulder all the time. He really hated not trusting his friends. He was consequently paranoid that he had drove off everyone away and found himself where no one would ever want to be—alone. This brings up the question, Should Marijuana be legal in the United States? There are some economic implications that maybe if it were, the debt for China would be gone. Taxing the revenue for marijuana would greatly impact the way how society is today. More of the money would go to the people. It would be spent more on education, health care, and the assistance of housing and feeding the poor.
Paul started using on a lark, a dare from a best friend who said that he was too chicken to smoke a joint and drink a quart of beer. He was only fourteen at that time. After seven years of using and drinking he found himself at the end of the road with addiction. He was no longer using to feel joy; He was just using to feel some semblance of normality. Then he started having negative feelings about himself and his own abilities. He hated the paranoia. He hated looking over his shoulder all the time. He really hated not trusting his friends. He was consequently paranoid that he had drove off everyone away and found himself where no one would ever want to be—alone. This brings up the question, Should Marijuana be legal in the United States? There are some economic