What Koreans Think of Marijuana (T.O.P scandal) | ASIAN BOSS 

Asian Boss this was a very good video. Some of the people you interviewed had to do some critical thinking. Very enjoyable to watch the Korean citizens think outside of the box. I feel sorry for TOP. I hope he takes away a serious lesson from this. "Don’t get smokey with the trainees." I was telling a friend, he should have come to Colorado or Amsterdam to do such things. Also, marijuana is not yet legal in all 50 states of the United States. While I was visiting Seoul, a restaurant owner in Mapo area was telling me how they used to grow and ship the hemp plant way back when. I guess there were too many workers getting high back in those days. So the ban on Marijuana started with around that time frame.

+Alkamist TOP would've been punished even if he'd smoked it in some other country acc. to South Korean law .-. If upon investigation, traces of drug use is found then that's all that is required to have been deemed a criminal. Hence, TOP could've smoked anywhere but he still would've been breaking the law, I suppose. I've read marijuana consumption was normalised amongst rural areas but was illegalised by President Park Chung Hee for several reasons.

Simran Gilani I hear you and understand, but it was the trainee that spilled the tea on TOP from what the news says. Also finding it in his system(hair) didn't help either.

+Alkamist That trainee has been consuming more than just weed (and got caught thrice), has been caught with LSD and has been caught to have possessed illegal substances (which should get you a worse sentence) yet got away with probation and 10 months of recreational centre I think (I'm not sure about the duration of probation and time at recreational centre). She's rich but on top of that she was probably offered a lighter sentence in exchange for ratting TOP out. I mean...TOP is an adult...he should've been careful himself too...I'm sure it wasn't his first time either...so I do think he should've been careful himself...The police and prosecutors basically earn their bread off of the amount of people they catch committing crimes so they wont go easy on people like TOP because if they do, it sends out the message that you can get away with breaking the law and they dont want that. Anywho, court has declared 10 months of probation for TOP but his side is going to argue for lesser sentence during their next trial. Its his first time breaking the law, so the consequences obviously aren't that harsh but the girl is a multiple time offender and is obviously getting away with her crimes...

Simran Gilani not cool. Ohh, so not cool.

You assume they know that ciggarets and alcohol is more harmful, they assume its dangerous due to the fact that it is illegal. You saw it at the end of the video some of them changed their mind and was willying (If it was legalized) to try it. They are ignorant to the facts not hypocrites.

what do you mean "can be" ? worldwide there has never been a single recorded death caused by cannabis consumption, can anyone say the like for alcohol?

Agnes Lee ...Consuming so much weed will mean more people chilling, sleeping, or having a laugh.... but the main reason why it's not legal everywhere vs alcohol or nicotine, is because weed can make a person become more open and free minded and that is a problem for most governments as those people can no longer be "controlled".

But still, nothing can be done. Alcohol isn't illegal in Korea, marijuana is. Korea is, of course bound by its own set of rules and has its own culture. While many people may think that smoking weed is totally a-okay more so if it's done in small amounts. In Korea, it isn't, and the act of smoking marijuana is considered a serious offense. He shouldn't get perks with his celebrity status. And T.O.P should receive the punishment that the court deems as fit.

TOTALLY AGREE.

Just shows how Koreans need marijuana more than anyone. They are way too uptight about everything. It might even help with the suicide problem

S trueeee

the suicide problem is in japan right?

It's getting worse there but South korea has a much higher suicide rate. maybe second only to north korea

Asian cultures are more conservative. Don't expect us to embrace everything a westerner may think is cool.

excactly

I asked my mom why she was so strongly against weed once. Her answer was "I just don't like it". I asked why she didn't like it, she answered that it was bad. I asked why it was bad, and she said "it's just bad". No reasoning health, law or society wise. People are hilarious

Sheep mentality. Dont think for yourself

Fr if you think a two year prison sentence is appropriate you have never been to prison or smoke weed

Known as "Washing of the Brain", chap. Also, the groupthink is pretty strong in Korea.

Yeah really liked the way ASAINBOSS tried to make people question their existing beliefs. I don't think just because something is illegal its bad - that mentality was a reflection of homophobia, sexism, racism etc. in the US and then those laws continued to promote homophobia, sexism and racism until people took their own law in their hands and questioned it. I mean...what's the point of being a democracy if you're not going to exercise your right to question your existing laws?

kamikazekoenful but why would it be illegal in the first place if it's not bad? (Not saying weed should be illegal)

Simran Gilani These people are lucky the West invented democracy. They certainly wouldn't have done it themselves.

@Yeri Bae Like I said, mostly (political/economic) agenda's. In case of weed, I recommend you to read this article: "Exposed: The Full Story Behind Why Marijuana Is Illegal & Classified As A Schedule 1 Drug". I discusses the alternative uses of hemp (weed), which is a very versatile plant that, in my opinion could and should have been already widely used for all sorts of purposes.

I can't speak to why it's illegal in Korea, but I know that in the US the laws were created mostly out of racism. In the early 1900s a lot of Mexicans started immigrating to the US. The media played on people's fears by calling the Mexicans dangerous, and everything associated with them started to get a bad rap, including the marijuana they used. Once marijuana became illegal, it was easier to deport the new immigrants. You can read a full article about it: www.drugpolicy.org/blog/how-did-marijuana-become-illegal-first-place

Agreed, and this is Exactly what happens when a population passively accepts ''what is'' - without even being curious as to WHY it is, the way it is. Sad but True, and these people do not even realize they're living in a virtual prison. Brain-Washing... until there is NO Brain Left.

Happens in every country. Go to America and they are just as brainwashed. Asking for universal healthcare in America is equated to communism. Every country is guilty of being brainwashed.

They WILLINGLY chose to be ignorant and racist as a culture...they literally chose to do that. They can read up and educate themselves but they chose to remain ignorant

@@Name-jw4sj Your culture simply encourages this nonense. They've seen it in movies that black people smoke weed and weed is bad for you so they believe it and tech their kids to marry white men. Your culture encourages it.

I got a cousin who got arrested for smoking a joint on his porch in the early 90s, first they shot him then beat him up then threw him away. Decades later he got into a couple fist fights so he is still locked up.

@@stevendemoniac 2 years is too less but I want 5 or more years in jail.

@@h.iheilung for smoking weed? Are u dumb?

@@h.iheilung reared

@@h.iheilung a pork indeed

like TOP?

KC the KPop Legend Oh yes lol

KC the KPop Legend I also had so many chances to try it in Canada. (But I didn't, cuz i am not interested in weed at all.)

Foreigners In Korea 외국inKOREA It's not that great, lol, just makes you chill and stupid.

I’m a Korean in NorCal, and a occasional smoker. Korean marijuana laws are so backwards.

Are you in South Korea. Good Quality 420. Contact me at Wickr:streettakeover

We humans are all illigal seeing how THC is a compound produced by the human body. Just like DMT. Funny aye

This kinda reason and logic isn’t welcome on the internet. 😜

Well, Sir john Laden, I saw it on Facebook so it's true :P

They're very ignorant in how they think, extremely tunnel visioned only thinking what their governments "allow" them to think. Or white people. They love/worship those two

Broooo IMAGINE. lol. Not me tho I stay HIGH

So let's get rid of both then since they are so bad.

so many people in Korea are actually punctual alcoholics... quite sad

@@AudraT good luck with that, people will not stop drinking or smoking, it will just fund the black market.

They're backwards with a culture that encourages racist and stereotypical behaviors/laws. Meanwhile they drink alcohol literally every freaking hour of the day...such IGNORANCE 🤣🤣🤣

Science agrees with you. Alcohol is actually more harmful than opioids, let alone pot (which is about on the level of caffeine)

HindsightPOV they drink too much alcohol

Exactly I mean it's organic afterall 😜

@@inichannelapaya1582 But alcohol is accepted by the white man. You have to understand these people live to worship white people, they dream about becoming white someday so they follow all their racist laws and practices... without question

It is considered innocent in many countries though.

Yeah this is absolutely nothing compared to forced sexual labour of drug influenced underage girls

Exactly 🤣🤣lol

Seungri is innocent sorry not sorry

FYI, Seungri is innocent. So many people needs to know about this. I feel sorry for hating on him before. He got hated so much already and then still got hated when he is proven innocent by people. Poor him.

just for smoking it

i was like WTF?? they talk like its about herione or some hard drug! its just weed chill.

wait... weed is marijuana? don't you sniff weed and smoke marijuana?

jatdaman sounds to me like a Korea is on the for profit prison hype!

Kimsuro a what lesson? That the gov can control every aspect of your life?

He didn´´t...

@@luzycat7869 I'm not sure but I think he tried to...

@@yoonloywong9377 yup he tried to and did think about it very often

Sheeple? Or, they're trying to be more considerate about other people and make sure the interviewee gets some kind of context as to why they may think that. But I'm still leaning towards sheeple.

Maybe because they are talking about the rest of the population which represents the vast majority? Their parents? The government? The CEOs of the country? When they say it will take time, it's the time they'll need to BE the ones in charge... 5, 10, 15 years in the future

baepsaegg They're talking about the older generation, while being too polite to target them directly in their speech. Even in the US, it took the older generation dying out for interracial marriage to become really accepted, so this is hardly a phenomenon unique to Korea

baepsaegg Koreans have to follow the korean law. And TOP is korean. What's problem on punishing him?

Fitting in is a lot more important in Korea (and Asian societies in general). Individualism is looked at as a bad thing. When you have this kind of group mentality, it's hard to go against the group and share opinions that are different from the mainstream.

Yes, they are all illegal. And marijuana puts you at greater risk of psychosis.

true alcohol is by far much worse, however look what happened the last time we made alcohol illegal lol

But alcohol is also a very important solvent for chemistry, and can be produced out of any fermentable starches/sugars in an anaerobic environment by just about anyone. You don't even need to purchase the proper yeast, all you would have to do it setup 10-20 fermentation vessels, and weed out the ones that have been taken over by contamination species. In some of those vessels, the proper yeast will 'win' the survival war by beginning to excrete alcohol, killing most competing organisms, and that will become your 'Mother' that can then be used to start other batches of alcohol fermentation. The mother is kept a strong yeast colony by replacement of used mother with fresh water and fermentable carbohydrates.(and monitoring for contamination.) For the record, I am pro-legalization of ALL drugs for recreational use by responsible adults. *However* , any drug that causes tolerance and physical dependence, or extreme psychological addiction(two separate things that can be comorbid), would require a "License" of some sort, and getting the license would require taking and passing with an 90% or better, a basic pharmacology/kinetics course, probably 2 8-hour sessions. After passing, you would have the knowledge to safely use these substances which makes any damage to your life is your fault, and you could now use this license to purchase and use these substances in low-quantities. The places that sell these pure, certified safe chemicals would also provide addiction services. That is my idea of Drug laws that would WORK; reduce the income of the black market, thus reducing crime, and safeguard drug users from ignorance and questionable chemical purity. Oh, and the Government gets a new source of tax revenue as well. Sounds good to me.

SBwingman, All that sounds good but it also sounds too much. I saw this in some RU-vid comments, America has a responsibility problem. Not just America and it's a clear problem. A problem that I see with weed is that it's not that bad and it's the fact that you're dealing with criminals that makes it so dangerous.

It's not because you don't have troubles or never heard of it that it doesn't exist...

Alcohol and weed are both bad. I would rather ban them both. However, I understand for weed to be allowed for medical situations ex. Damaged Facial Nerves. But, that's it.

Most countries that criminalized marijuana are USA worshipers. Mj has been a solid part of most African countries for a long while, we use it culturally. These people love America and will do anything to please them...they love marrying American men too actually their parents tell them to. Sad sad culture unfortunately but true

Does your family want to adopt me? I can cook and clean 😂💚

Lamb Couldn't have said it any better.

Top comment right here.

I think Top is reckless for breaking the law but I also think the law and korean's perception of the law is stupid.

Lamb NOBODY UNDERSTANDS THIS natural weed = good Regular weed on streets = very dangerous

Isn't bad for you? Well I have a total different story about that, from my own experience.

Tangerine Martini alcohol and caffeine are drugs

No we care. We absolutely care about drugs.

Jeffery Oh we care = only i care

Then Tangerine Martinie's "WE DON'T CARE" = I DON'T CARE

Hmm weird society. Almost tribal in its approach to taboos. They say "we don't care, it does not exists here" until the day it bothers them - because they discover it is their children or their relatives who smoke pot. At which point they lash out with the fury of God and commit the irreparable because they are not informed. When it is the Chechen with respect to homosexuality you can explain it: they have little education and have been brainwashed by the religious groups and the mobsters in power. But in South Korea ? Do some reading !

Unless ur name is bernie sanders

Juno J huh?! are you serious? oO

there was a case a few years back in which a korean visited and smoked weed in amsterdam, came back home, and got arrested after writing about his experience on social media (self-incrimination).

Juno J to compare opium and weed is like comparing Jack Daniels and water.

Richard Servello - While it's rare, there are people who can't handle weed. I know someone who had a full anxiety attack after smoking weed once and now he's been on Xanax for 5 years.

He smoked too much, his first time then.

wordd

It's actually physically impossible to overdose on it, there's no recorded case of a direct death caused by marijuana. But there are strains and extracts that have medical benefits without the impairment also.

Grant Stone there's been allot of research done and it actually kills certain types of cancer. I'm definitely not advocating the use for recreational, but if you're sceptical watch what the charlets web strain does for kids with epilepsy I was always extremely sceptical about medical marijuana i thought it was a joke till I seen what it can actually do hands down I would risk going to prison and give it to my child if he had that deseas, it's high in cbd and low in thc they don't get the impairment it works with similar conditions like Parkinson's also, my boys brother has epilepsy I tell his mom about it but she's to closed minded breaks my heart cause he's the coolest kid. But in regards to that something I have personally experienced is I used to have really bad anxiety after taking amnatryptoline for sleep cause I worked 12 hour night shifts horrible stuff. But one time I was pretty much having a panic attack and I tried cbd oil it was gone in fifteen minutes. Never had anxiety in my life till I took a pharmicutical pill. And something natural treats it without any major side affects that should tell you something enough to ask why it's illeagal on a federal level.

Grant Stone I mostly agree with your comment the time I took cbd oil with positive results I ingested It not smoke it, I tried vaping it after but it didn't do anything so I threw it away. Ive been high before and I didn't like it at all but I read that thc does have medicinal benefits but I can't speak personally what it has done for me so I won't talk about it at all. You might be right you might be wrong we will see after more unbiased research is done and it will be finally now that it's becoming normalized.

That’s a sick name

For those interested, I thought this journal article was interesting: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3405830/ "Based on the evidence presented herein, commonly abused cannabinoids, such as Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol, affect the mesolimbic dopamine system similarly to other common drugs of abuse. It is very likely that repeated exposures to Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol might result in neuroadaptations, not only to the mesolimbic dopamine system, but also to downstream targets that are critically involved in the development of drug addiction."

According to that journal article, it's interesting to note that chronic marijuana smokers actually have lower baseline levels of dopamine when they arn't smoking it, which means that generally speaking, they actually experience LESS pleasure than non-smokers in their day to day lives. This goes back to my point about the smoker I know not seeming to be very happy. It could also have to do with the fact that he doesn't have money for anything else besides his pot habit.

Chronic marijuana smokers are just simple addicts. Every type of addiction causes addicts to have lower baseline levels of dopamine and experience less pleasure in day to day lives. Like alcohol, it's easier to get addicted to it. This effect is can also be seen in someone that had been recently dumped by their lover.

In regards to that anecdote you shared, don't you think there's another aspect to his life that he's unhappy with? Do you really think marijuana caused him to be like that? In my opinion, I think he's using it as a form of escapism to cope with another aspect of his life that he is unhappy with if that's where all his money is going. Perhaps you should view it from another perspective besides "drugs are bad."

ATP Synthase, In regards to the person I know, yes, it would be a mistake to infer a temporal relationship from the one case I made without any controls. However, based on the journal article I posted, which does suggest a causal one, and from my own personal experiences of marijuana, I would argue that yes, over the long term, drugs are a bad idea. I say this regardless of their legality. I simply don't think it is a wise decision. Ancient philosophers have also said the same thing, that seeking out pleasure through hedonism often leads to the opposite effect. Balance has always been the key, and drugs have a tendency to throw off that balance.

Remember Washington is a very liberal state so it's not surprising that you feel people there don't see marijuana in such a negative view. If you go to more conservative regions they will have a big issue with marijuana. Take it from someone who's had family hooked on that stuff, stay away from weed. A person who is on weed will never ever admit weed is bad. If you are looking for more research on negative effects I recommend looking up Dr. Nora Volkow's work.

@@AudraT You've had family addicted to Cannabis? Can you give more details, please.

@@AudraT Because weed isnt bad...

lmao we get are weed legalized 2020

Olivia Hastings our*...in s. Korea?!

Im korean Nope never .Its enough to only Ciggarret for something smoking. No more drugs pls

BelloftheBall - I can't believe you can get away with taking drugs without penalty! In most countries you are imprisoned or executed for taking marijuana. Why does your country allow such things? I wouldn't want to live in such a dangerous country that does not protect against drugs. I can't imagine having to live amongst drug users.

Creativos Estudio - Welcome to the real world! Most nations take drug crimes VERY seriously. Confucian based cultures in Corea and other Asian countries do not permit irresponsibility. Everyone is expected to meet the highest standards and to avoid bringing any shame or discredit onto yourself or your family or your nation. Unlike many western countries Coreans care deeply about their reputations and avoid anything that would ruin it and destroy their future opportunities for a successful life.

I can't fault that, that seems very fair.

Legalizing drugs actually decreases crime rates and violence and allows people to get treated for addiction instead if the savings from less punishment are used wisely.

In the U.S. South American weed is not needed. Lots of legal production of high quality marijuana. In the state of Illinois, a person with a medical cannabis card gets better pricing than recreational users and can grow up to 5 plants at a time. Cannabis became legal recreationally in Illinois at he beginning of 2020. The world did not end, just people no longer busted for having fun. Criminal records no longer a thing and cops not wasting their time and doing real police work. It has brought in a lot of tax money into the coffers. It is all good.

beefyturte and even more addicting and bad for you

I agree lol

that would of been a great follow up question to ask the people in this video

cafeine never make anybody stole money for cafeine adiction or broke a car in a acident

How would you know?

Why did you smoke it then? :)

Pitra Agung cuz somehow he ended up trying it but wasn't aware of the feel until he was under it so he didn't like it?

She. Sorry I just saw it says Mia, my mistake lol

Just Fray sometimes people does lol that is why former Korea president had to stepped down

It comes down to respect, really. Koreans have such a huge culture of respect therefore a lot of them assume that people who are in power automatically know more than they do. All you have to do is look at the Korean honorific culture to see how deeply embedded respect for elders and 선배임 (means like seniors or someone who is better than you at something, I.e, political figures). A lot of Korea's social issues come from this- people don't want to question authority because they respect it. It's problematic politically, but it also makes for a country full of really nice, polite people so it's swings and roundabouts I guess.

If korea respects the elderly so much, why are there so many poor old people with no governmental aid whatsoever? And, a lot of those old people have grown children, who completely abandoned them. Also, most of the crime rate is from elders who get no help at all. Where is this respect you speak of?

Yeah that's why the former president was impeached by the korean citizens. We just don't care about weed cuz it's not an everyday topic.

SHINSPIKES Pretty sharp point. Don't consider Korea as the country of Polite,discipline. Just the same as anyother place. But still the dood is not telling falls. the respect culture still remains in somepoint.

외국도 마약 후 운전을 하는 것을 음주운전과 비슷한 수준으로 처벌합니다. 물론 대마가 합법된 곳은 이런 류의 사고가 늘 수도 있겠네요. 그리고 굳이...ㅋㅋ

Kiki Don't enforce your American ideals onto others

John Smith uhhhhh alrighty then

Lisa Laurenz ikr plus he has serious case of depression He actually overdosed from anti depressant following that scandal

Sounds to me like you were experiencing withdrawl symptoms which, if you really have taken all the drugs you've mentioned above, it wouldn't surprise me if that was exactly what you were going through. Or perhaps you have marijuana confused with one of the actual deadly drugs you were taking. Speed, which is in the same classification as the commonly prescribed amphetamine ADHD medication Ritalin(which has also been proven to have dangerous effects when abused), and the drugs you've claimed to have taken have all those same same effects, you say you went through, when a person has abused them to the point of addiction EXCEPT marijuana. I've known SEVERAL people who have almost ruined their lives because of drugs like coke, speed, x, lsd, heroin, crack, etc. All went through the same experiences you did. One even flipped her car 7 times, broke her arm in 5 places and her collar bone in 2 places, all while high on heroin. Not one of the several people I knew ever had a problem with drug abuse or adverse symptoms again after getting off of the heavy drugs and switching to marijuana. Marijuana was a mellow high, not an all consuming distructive high like the drugs they had previously been addicted to. A couple of them even got their lives together, including the girl I mentioned above who is now married, a mother of a beautiful baby boy and back in university getting a paralegal degree. If, however, you have not gotten the marijuana you smoked mistaken with one of the actually deadly drugs you've taken then perhaps you are allergic to the marijuana which is possible seeing as how it is a plant and plant allergies are one of the most common allergies in the world. Or maybe the marijuana you smoked was laced/combined with an actual drug with deadly symptoms. Or maybe it was poisoned. Idk but I sincerely hope you never experience symptoms like that again. As for the "healthier options" for medical issues, what is healthier then a pure herb which has been used for thousands of years to treat most common and some uncommon illnesses. Most, if not all, modern prescribtion/over-the-counter medications and "street" drugs(speed, x, meth, coke, crystal, etc.) have chemical additives that should not be in the human body. Aside from marijuana which is plucked, baked as is and smoked, eaten or taken in oil form as cannabis oil/hemp oil. And if you are still taking the drugs you mentioned(even the marijuana because I agree that some people can't handle it) and you feel like the addiction is getting out of control, please, I urge you to seek professional medical help. No one should have to face addiction alone. I don't want you to get hurt. I may not know you but I care about you all the same.

Here is my chronology of drug uses, lol (embarrassing...) With 16 I started to smoke cigarettes/tobacco regularly and I had my first and last beer. With 17 I smoked marijuana 3 times with my friends and all the time I had the same shit feelings. Why 3 times? Because I thought I could like it someday(**palm face**), lol. I couldn't understood how my friends could smoke it regularly. Because of my experience with marijuana, I was traumatized, nausea just by thinking or smelling of it. I had fights with friends who smoked marijuana in front of me. With 18 I consumed regularly alcohol on every party. With 22 I had my first cocaine and speed experiences on parties and I liked it, a feeling of confident, sexy, powerful, strong, happy, best party mood ever, clarity, self-control. You can be very drunk but you have a better body control and no more nausea. I had only cocaine or speed on specific parties or events with specific friends. *When partying became less fun without drugs, I worried about myself.* I took a break, I started new again, I tried for 3 month not to drink alcohol or using any kind of drugs. From this time until now, no more cocaine and speed, I drink more water than alcohol on events. (I look ugly, when I am drunk, hahaha!!!) My view has change. Now I try to stop smoking tobacco cigarettes. I use vape e cigarette and sometimes I smoke tobacco cigarettes. The only drugs I still using are alcohol and cigarettes. I rarely drink alcohol, maybe 2 times a year, only on family events. I smoke 3 tobacco cigarettes per week. *I rather tell my people to stay away from any kind of drugs, no matter if I still use them or not.*

Homie that was speed. It is notorious for bringing you down when you don't use it. It's not marijuana that brought you down, it's the absence of speed.

Dude, it's not addictive as cigarettes and alcohol. *LOL*

@10 Not every one.

@10 People who drink a lot of alcohol in clubs soon get introduced to Cocaine, and is quite common in clubs, and its also far more dangerous then Marijuana, the problem is not that Drugs are illegal or legal, they could all be legal with the right amount of education, if you know what cocaine does to you, if you know what heroin does to you, on a scientific level, you will not use it. A lot of people who drink alcohol has no idea about it being really cancerous for your body, you increase the risk of cancer IN ALL YOUR ORGANS from drinking alcohol.

peekaboo Mte! they can smoke weed in their country idc. But why do they take a high horse and label them ignorant and disrespect other's law. TOP got 2yrs of probation so he is not going to prison at all so i dont see any injustice here. 10yr-sentence is litterally maximum sentence meaning its rare case only given to repeated offender or distributer. And these commentators complain abt weeds being illegal while alcohol and cigarettes are legal 😕 Alcohol has been commonly ingested since like a thousand yr ago and cigarettes since a hundred yr ago so it is a part of life, we can't ban them now, it would be weird like your country suddenly banning coffee or sth. But at least drug is not yet spreaded in korea and some countries, so banning it by law can block its spread. Idc how weed is not addictive as cigarettes. Alcohol and cigarettes are harmful enough why add one more list?

Its not always easy for people to just leave their country. Plus most enjoy it as a daily thing.

I personally think prison sentence for smoking weed is over the top. Alcohol and tobacco are more harmful than weed.

I personally think prison sentence for smoking weed is over the top. Alcohol and tobacco are more harmful than weed.