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What's Your Opinion: Mar. 3, 2010

See larger Tony Higgins, Red Bluff: 'To not legalize marijuana, but to allow related or worse substances/creations to be legal, is not rational or logical.

Tony Higgins, Red Bluff: "To not legalize marijuana, but to allow related or worse substances/creations to be legal, is not rational or logical.

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  • Mary Guerrero, Redding: 'I don't think they can verify it, for all the places to spring open the way they are. They are opening places to sell it, because it is being grown in their backyards.'
  • Tony Higgins, Red Bluff: 'To not legalize marijuana, but to allow related or worse substances/creations to be legal, is not rational or logical.
  • Brian Gillam, Anderson: 'My attitude is that it is illegal. If you want to legalize it, legalize it. But, get rid of the gray area in the law.'
  • Renee Drake, Redding: 'No, it is illegal and I don't believe they should legalize it.'
  • Wendy Boggs, Cottonwood: 'I don't believe in it. It is illegal.'
  • Bo Beckman, Happy Valley: 'I don''t use it or spend time around people that do, so I don't really care if they legalize it or not.'

Compassionate use of marijuana has been allowed for the past 14 years in California. Is it time to legalize it for those that are 21 and older?

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