Do you support the legalization of Marijuana?

Yes, but only for medical use and should be checked by authorities for risk of medical workers sneaking them to drug syndicates

Marijuana should be regulated. people should have IDs into accessing marijuana to regulate use.

No Not in here, but there are free health care and free rehabs in foreign countries, that's their way in preventing it but we have our own.

Yes but for scientific study only

if it is really proven that it can help to cure someone

yes for medical use, but if marijuana got legalized here many people mostly teenagers will take advantage of it because they thought it is cool.

If its proven that it can cure cancer

yes for medical uses & purposes, it'll also help our economy as a small starting boost, & regulate it in the economy

If you could vote on the legalization of marijuana, what issues would you consider before making your decision?

How might legalizing marijuana change the way it is perceived and used among your peers?

Yes, fore medical purposes and for people who smoke responsibly.

No, but the penalty for dealing marijuana should be increased, rather than the penalty for using marijuana.

Yes, but it should be regulated the way alcohol is regulated, with similar laws limiting use during certain activities such as driving. There should be more research to measure the long-term psychological and neurological effects it has.

no, only if metical.

No, but make marijuana use a health instead of criminal issue

No, and also ban tobacco products.

Yes, but let each state decide their own implementation

Yes, but only with low percentage of THC

No, marijuana makes people paranoid and dumb. And leads to heavier drugs.

Give it to kids it will make them calm down

Yes, but it should be regulated the way alcohol is regulated, with similar laws limiting use during certain activities such as driving. There should be more research on the long term psychological and neurological effects it has.

Yes and release anyone convicted of marijuana offenses

Yes, legalize, tax and regulate it, while also releasing all of those serving time for drug related charges

No, but this decision should be made at the state and local level

Regardless, this decision should be made at the state and local level

Yes, legalize, regulate and tax all drugs

Yes, but only for medical use, and A. immediately release anyone serving time solely for drug offenses, & B. legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana instead of criminalizing it.

yes, there are a lot of studies that show positive effects for cancer patients etc. but, make sure there are similar laws to alcohol.

Yes, for both medical and personal use. Also, release those serving time solely for drug possession.

Yes, but also legalize all other drugs and release every non-violent drug offender from prison

No, not until there is long term research into its effects on the bodies.

Yes, but regulate it's manufacturing, requiring at least 40-50% consisting of CBD, not 10-20%.

Yes, and reduce the sentence for anyone serving time for non-violent drug offenders and have a age restriction in order to purchase it.

Yes, legalize, tax, and regulate instead of criminalizing it, and release anyone serving time soley for marijuana related drug offenses.

Yes, with proper regulation at the state level. Medical use should be prioritized.

Yes, and legalize, tax, and regulate it and release anyone serving time solely for non-violent marijuana offenses

legalize and regulate marijuana instead of criminalizing it

legalize all drugs instead of criminalizing it.

No, but at this point, it is a lost cause. Marijuana has become the new alcohol.

Yes, immediate release for anyone serving time for non-violent drug offences is also necessary, and the further decriminalization in posession of other natural substances is of utmost importance to lowering the extreme rate of imprisonment in many poor regions, and allowing more personal freedoms to those who wish to experiment with drugs that are far safer than both medications often prescribed and alcohol/cigarettes, which are widely available.

Treat it like alcohol, and then decriminalize some other drugs

Yes, we could us the money to fund public schools.

No, but sentencing needs to be less severe and those serving longer than w determined maximum sentence--ideally a short maximum--should be released.

Yes, recreational drug use should be allowed for any drug. The government shouldn't regulate what people put into their bodies, unless it poses clear public safety concerns (eg - DUI).

Not federally, but leave the decision to state governments.

Yes, there is huge economic advantage.

yes i love getting high

No I do not because it has ruined my family.

Yes and legalize, tax and regulate marijuana. It should be regulated the way alcohol is regulated, with similar laws limiting use during certain activities such as driving.

Yes, and use the tax money to fund public education, plus release those solely in jail or prison for drug use/possession.

Yes, but make harsher sentences on other drugs.

I think it should be legalized and taxed, but I also believe there should be someway to regulate how people that have used marijuana cannot drive while under the influence.

Yes, but there should be restrictions imposed socially and corporately allowing for regulation

Yes, but there should be a focus on rehab and government programs to mitigate drug use risk factors

Yes, but only after drug rehabilitation has been increased.

Yes, but only for medical use, and heavily tax the usage of it

Yes, but only for medical use, and tax the usage of it

Tax and regulate it in addition to releasing past non-violent offenders

Yes, tax it, regulate it, and immediately release anyone serving time soley for drug offenses.

Yes but this should be a states rights issue

Yes but it is a States rights issue

Yes, and all charges on people convicted of a non victim crime involving marijuana should be dropped and it should be legalized the same way alcohol is and the government should have no say in marijuana or ability to tax it more than any other stocked store item that is being sold

Yes, and immediately release anyone serving time solely for drug usage

Legalizing marijuana should be left to the states.

Yes becasue is not a drug is a herb

All intoxicants should be banned

Yes, but only under medical prescription circumstances.

Yes, but only for personal and medical use, and individuals who sell Marijuana to minors should be jailed.

Yes, but only for personal and medical use, and individuals who sell Marijuana to minors should be jailed

Yes, but Marijuana should not be sold in any store, and individuals who sell Marijuana to minors should be jailed

Yes. The Government did a horrible job in the past of, and continues to fumble, enforcing the Law that makes the Drug illegal, and it seems to be a waste of resources to not fully enforce the law. Plus, Marijuana has medicinal benefits, which should not be restricted by if your State has Marijuana Dispensary or something similar.

No, drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, should be illegal but decriminalized, and addicts must be helped through rehabilitation programs.

yes, but only for doctors order medical use.

Yes, and legalize, tax, and regulate all drugs instead of criminalizing them, also release anyone serving time solely for drug offenses.

How would you feel if a family member chose to use marijuana for medicinal purposes?

How does the portrayal of marijuana in media and film affect your views on its legalization?

Can you share a personal experience where differing laws on marijuana may have affected you or someone you know?

What impact do you think legalizing marijuana could have on peer pressure in high schools?

If marijuana were legal, do you think this would affect your future career choices or opportunities?

If marijuana were to be legalized, what concerns, if any, would you have about public safety?

What do you believe are the ethical implications of incarcerating individuals for marijuana-related offenses?

Do you think the legalization of marijuana could change its cultural significance or societal attitudes towards its use?