Wow, this does nothing to help the case of legalizing marijuana, imo. The two "interviews" are horrible - they both knowingly committed illegal acts, and then get all whiney when it actually has consequences.

There are plenty of good, logical reasons to make it legal, and in general I'm in favour of doing so, but seriously, if this is the best they can do on the "pro" side, I certainly wouldn't be convinced.

Shocking look at the way the legal system deals with non-violent "criminals" in and out of prison, and the impact on their lives through college, education, and future careers for minor offenses.

It almost seems like the marijuana law is in place to foster obedience through fear, not reason.

>> ^Bhruic:
The two "interviews" are horrible - they both knowingly committed illegal acts, and then get all whiney when it actually has consequences.

Well, the whole point was to show how the punishment does not fit the crime.

Do you think the quadriplegic that died in prison was whining too much?

Do you think the guy who was raped multiple times whined too much?