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Yes maybe so, but I met many along the way who have been the real dealDruggies was one of the major reason I moved my children out of California in 1979.
Rod....Cheech and Chong were just ACTORS.....
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Yes maybe so, but I met many along the way who have been the real dealDruggies was one of the major reason I moved my children out of California in 1979.
Rod....Cheech and Chong were just ACTORS.....
I forgot this was California we were talking about. They're pretty lenient on weed.
Some states are zero tolerance though, and you'll see some serious time for even small amounts.
It is the same as it is for alcholics for some. I know a former heroin addict very well. Sweet lady. She says she thanks God everyday that she was able to overcome. She's been clean for over twenty-five years. I known others from when I was younger that died or committed suicide before they ever got that chance.How many of you personally know someone who has been jailed for drug use?
Plus do any of you know recovered addicts?
Yes, I do to both. Actually, there is no such thing as a recovered drug addict, the same as their is no such thing as a recovered alcoholic. They are constantly recovering and must avoid the temptation to go back the source of their addiction.
Plenty are in prison for drug related crimes. The three strikes law filled the prisons with untreated addicts.
Three strikes laws are statutes enacted by state governments in the United States which require the state courts to hand down a mandatory and extended period of incarceration to persons who have been convicted of a serious criminal offense on three or more separate occasions.
They would drop the prison population by a factor of zero Biker. No one is in prison for nonviolent drug offenses involving Mary jane. Ain't enough room and in CA MJ is essentailly legal.
They would drop the prison population by a factor of zero Biker. No one is in prison for nonviolent drug offenses involving Mary jane. Ain't enough room and in CA MJ is essentailly legal.
Exactly! I dont know why this is so hard to understand.
Let all non-violent marijuana offenders with no other convictions go.
Let any drug offenders go, regardless of the drug, so long as it wasn't major distribution.
Well I started with marijuana because it's not a deadly drug. I bet half the prison population would go free.
How many are convicted of felonies for using?Adult Operations - Third Quarter 2008 Facts and Figures
California prisoners, by offense:
52.8% persons
20.1% property
18.9% drugs
8.2% other
Of the inmates who are doing time in prison for drugs, the overwhelming majority are there for FELONY drug convictions.
Ain't no one in the california prison system for having a quarter ounce of pot, y'all. So, when do you think people will start operating on the basis of facts, and not emotionalism?
How many are convicted of felonies for using?