06-28-2017, 05:43 PM
(06-28-2017, 05:34 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: I don't hang around kids so I have no idea how much they smoke in public, but I'll still see the occasional teen (and a lot of them in pictures) smoking cigarettes, and it was pretty common when I was a teen for kids under 18 to smoke cigarettes.
In public, as in common view, as in anyone walking down a road would see it. My point is simple, being illegal has not stopped them from smoking marijuana now the same way cigarettes and alcohol being illegal for teens, but legal for those who's age qualifies, doesn't stop them. I'd contend the ease of access to teens goes down because the distribution of it being regulated. Regulation would make them less willing to break laws and sell to minors versus the current distribution chains (drug dealers) that have no more penalty selling it to the 16 year old than to the 60 year old.
