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<blockquote data-quote="Maddog" data-source="post: 292582" data-attributes="member: 5355">When I was in college the vast majority of incoming freshmen fresh from the close watchful eyes of their parents began experimenting with various vices.&nbsp; Some went down the slippery path of being hard core stoners.&nbsp; Those didn't even make it to the end of the first semester.&nbsp; What value does that type of person bring to our society if it continues?In high school I had a very close friend.&nbsp; We both did well academically.&nbsp; Our senior year of HS was pretty much a big party as at that time the drinking age was 18.&nbsp; Not proud of it but there were kids that could legally have a beer at lunch time and then go to class.&nbsp; A lot of us weren't mature enough to handle it.&nbsp; My friend didn't make the turn away from drugs.&nbsp; He currently is a homeless person in the Phoenix AZ area.&nbsp;&nbsp; What a waste.&nbsp; It is sad.I am concerned with what more and more legalization will potentially do to our youth.&nbsp; The wheels of legalization are large and building up momentum.&nbsp; I know my opinion doesn't matter at all in the big scheme of things.Just be careful of what you wish for.Maddog</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maddog, post: 292582, member: 5355"] When I was in college the vast majority of incoming freshmen fresh from the close watchful eyes of their parents began experimenting with various vices. Some went down the slippery path of being hard core stoners. Those didn't even make it to the end of the first semester. What value does that type of person bring to our society if it continues? In high school I had a very close friend. We both did well academically. Our senior year of HS was pretty much a big party as at that time the drinking age was 18. Not proud of it but there were kids that could legally have a beer at lunch time and then go to class. A lot of us weren't mature enough to handle it. My friend didn't make the turn away from drugs. He currently is a homeless person in the Phoenix AZ area. What a waste. It is sad. I am concerned with what more and more legalization will potentially do to our youth. The wheels of legalization are large and building up momentum. I know my opinion doesn't matter at all in the big scheme of things. Just be careful of what you wish for. Maddog [/QUOTE]

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