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Alcohol can be made with potatoes and yeast at a fraction of the cost the government charges and laws are in place to make it illegal to distill.  This product is highly addictive and socially destructive if used improperly.

Tobacco grows freely if planted and watered.  Government laws limit the cultivation and processing of tobacco products.  This product is highly addictive and kills more people than anything else, it says so on the package.  Gasoline is the end product of crude oil, which is extracted from the ground and countless by-products all also derived from crude oil besides gasoline, and is minimum 30 - 40-percent filler.

The most efficiency a well-tuned engine can derive from gas is 70-percent with the remainder being built off in a puff of smoke this product is a major contributor to global warming.

Pot grows freely if planted, watered and has proper light.  Pot is a weed.  Regulations restricting a weed is the same as saying it is illegal to plant alder or dandelion.  The cost to consumer for pot is about the same as gold.  Gold is infinitely recyclable and takes millions of years of evolution to create.  Pot grows on a windowsill and has one use after about six weeks.  Hemp ( pot ) used to full potential is a very versatile product with countless uses.  Big business and government regulations have stigmatized hemp production and use to the point that even people who use it daily are scared to admit to family and friends.  So given the government's responsibility in supply of products to consumers we know, if pot was legalized this business would provide a substandard product costing more than ever.

Legalize it, if everyone planted hemp and tobacco for ornamental, medicinal use, personal use and product development then it would be acceptable and the government could be taken out of the picture and cost to each person, each community and society in general would be insignificant.

So grow a plant and give it away.

Mark Yaroshuk, Queen Charlotte

Bibliography URL: mapinc.org/drugnews/v04/n953/a02.html
Source: Queen Charlotte Observer (CN BC)
Copyright: 2004 Queen Charlotte Observer.