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Jay, i agree he was a project. But if the NFL stopped declaring it illegal to use then people could actually use a natural medicine to heal muscles, and psychological issues. Instead of reverting to pain killers, and/or depression meds. The guy just wants to be happy, and that's what weed does for him. That's not a problem, it's what he likes, and enjoys. It makes him feel the way he wants. I completely understand this guy, and he's the same age as me basically. Weed isn't the problem, the system is.

 

 

 

I'm not disagreeing with you. I believe weed should be legalized medicinally and for recreational purposes as well. I would in turn, tax the crap out of it and I would make harsher punishments for driving under the influence, but keeping it illegal is just stupid. It has legitimate medical benefits. The problem is that it is still illegal and Gregory knew that when he signed the contract with Dallas, so in the end, it's still on him to honor the rules.

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