The New York Times has woken up on cannabis, all at once.
This is from an article today. NOT yesterday's - a different one.
“Harris” is Harris Marquesano, who died of an overdose in 2013.
If this newly skeptical attitude about cannabis continues, its importance will be hard to overstate. The Times still sets the agenda for English-speaking news organizations worldwide. It has only become more powerful as competitors like the Los Angeles Times and Wall Street Journal have scaled back their ambitions. (I’m not saying that because I worked there for a decade, either. At this point the door to my return is closed. And locked. And covered in sarin.)
At a minimum, the Times can probably make full national legalization of cannabis far less likely.
Whatever is driving this change - and I can easily imagine it may have come from personal experiences that high-ranking editors have had with their children - we should all welcome and encourage it.
Now will it take personal experiences of high ranking editors with infertility, Myocarditis and other 'cardiac' issues including SADS for them to wake up to the COVID vaccines danger?
And if the Times operates on personal experiences of editors, is it really a news organization or just a darn blog?
My 18 year old daughter tried the medical marijuana craze and it woke her up to their true intentions. She saw right away that it was not healthy and had never done more and it pushed her to swear if off for good. I tried one of the “one hit pens” out of curiosity from my days of youth. The power of it put my mind in a place I never want to go again - I was scared to death, paranoid, anxious, and had feelings I had never had in my life. This isn’t the old crappy brown weed I had in the 80’s. She realized as well as I that there is more to this medical push than we know. She has seen so many of her friends destroyed by it. Keep on posting Alex and wake up the world.