The future of our country will change by a lot if other states make Marijuana legal. I would be Ok with legalizing Marijuana only if it was harder to grow. I think every state would legalize Marijuana if it was harder to grow. Why I say that is because the government would be able to profit off it by taxing the growing of Marijuana.
Possession of Marijuana is the number one arrest category in New York. In New York there is a law were policy can stop and frisk citizens on the street. There is a 90% without arrest rate for possession of Marijuana. Police officers instruct young people to generally empty their pockets. During a stop and frisk a person has to empty out their pockets and show the officer anything they have. This is greatest arrest category in NY.
The penalty for possession of marijuana is a misdemeanor possession, and charge with up to three months in jail with a fine of $500. The law change in 1977 where, if a person still has possession of Marijuana, it wouldn't be a crime. The people could argue that this law is unfair.
In fact 85% of arrested people for Marijuana are and Latinos and Blacks. Such a huge part of arrest for these two races is an injustice. Studies have shown young white people use it in larger or equal to amounts. By arrests rates growing each year for Marijuana the government might be on my bad side for a legalizing it.
Up 400,000 arrested people are in jail for small amounts of Marijuana. Arrests for Marijuana have grown by a huge margin in the last decade. Many see Marijuana as a No. 1 for getting arrested.
By getting arrested period makes it harder to get a job, go to college, and move
forward in your life. I personally think what the point for using Marijuana is.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York has stepped up and said, “We are on the brink of finishing the job that the state Legislature started in 1977."
Are powerful leaders in the political office have admitted to smoking Marijuana or weed as are young people of today would call it. As a united force we need to lower the use of Marijuana.
Friday, December 14, 2012
Monday, December 10, 2012
Andrew Luck vs.Robert Griffin III for Rookie of the Year
This should be a interesting battle between Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III or RG3 for short
for Rookie of the year. You can't compare either of them to John Elway or Dan Marino yet. Even
though the two were picked 1st round as 1st and 2nd pick in 2012's draft. I would say RG3 has
a better chance of going to the Hall of Fame only because he can rely on his legs a lot more
then Andrew Luck. RG3 is the fastest quarterback in the NFL for right now. RG3 runs a 4.38
on his 40 yard dash time. You could say he could be following the path of Michael Vick's, but
better. Andrew Luck is having just as hard time going against teams as RG3. Luck has already
thrown for 3,205 through week 11. Both of the two look like they have what it takes to be the
elite QBs of the future. RG3 has a total of 3,132 yards for his offense this year. Also he is the
currently leading the NFL in rushing yards for QBs. Both of them have the NFL top teams to
versus remaining in the year. Luck has to vs the Houston Texans twice and RG3 vs. the
NY Giants and Baltimore Ravens.
Either one has a good chance in getting Rookie of the Year. Luck has less offensive weapons
then RG3. So what I'm trying to say is Luck has to carry his team more in order for them to win
games. RG3 has a passer rating of 78.6 %and Luck has 54% completion rating in the last two
games. RG3 has had a game where he throw for 504 yards passing with 8 touchdowns and
one INT. Luck had a passer rating of 54% two touchdown passes and 3 INTs. They're both
amazing football players and equally have a chance on beating each other on Rookie of the
Year.
Monday, November 26, 2012
Could the Weather Change Thoughts of Voting
Could climate change really be the problem for Hurrican Sandy. According to William Solecki, chairman of the New York City Panel on climate change brings to light that "You can't say one single event is reflective of climate change."
William Solecki isn't lying you can't just say one storm can make climate change.
Many scientist say that an increase in carbon emission
William Solecki isn't lying you can't just say one storm can make climate change.
Many scientist say that an increase in carbon emission
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Egyptians protestors tear down U.S. Embassy flag on 9/11
Egyptian protesters get out of hand and pull down an American flag. They pulled it down because of a film being produced in the United States that insulted Prophet Mohammad witnesses said. The protesters tried to raise the black Islamic flag inscribed with the Muslim profession of faith: “There is no God but Allah and Mohammad is his messenger,” a Reuters reporter said.
Some protesters tore it up, some showed off small pieces to television cameras, and others burned the remains. “This movie must be banned immediately and an apology should be made … This is a disgrace,” said 19-year-old, Ismail Mahmoud, a member of the soccer supporters who played a big role in the uprising that brought down Hosni Mubarak last year.
Mahmoud called on President Mohamed Mursi, Egypt’s first civilian president and an Islamist, to take action. Many others were supporters of Islamist groups.
About 20 people stood on top of the embassy wall in central Cairo, where about 2,000 protesters had gathered.
“There is no god but Allah, Mohammad is Allah’s messenger. We will sacrifice ourselves for you, Allah’s messenger,” they chanted, with many waving religious flags.
A U.S. embassy official had no immediate comment on the protesters’ actions but the embassy had put out a statement earlier on Tuesday condemning those who hurt the religious feelings of Muslims or followers of any other religions.
“We firmly reject the actions by those who abuse the universal right of free speech to hurt the religious beliefs of others,” the U.S. embassy said in its statement.
Some protesters tore it up, some showed off small pieces to television cameras, and others burned the remains. “This movie must be banned immediately and an apology should be made … This is a disgrace,” said 19-year-old, Ismail Mahmoud, a member of the soccer supporters who played a big role in the uprising that brought down Hosni Mubarak last year.
Mahmoud called on President Mohamed Mursi, Egypt’s first civilian president and an Islamist, to take action. Many others were supporters of Islamist groups.
About 20 people stood on top of the embassy wall in central Cairo, where about 2,000 protesters had gathered.
“There is no god but Allah, Mohammad is Allah’s messenger. We will sacrifice ourselves for you, Allah’s messenger,” they chanted, with many waving religious flags.
A U.S. embassy official had no immediate comment on the protesters’ actions but the embassy had put out a statement earlier on Tuesday condemning those who hurt the religious feelings of Muslims or followers of any other religions.
“We firmly reject the actions by those who abuse the universal right of free speech to hurt the religious beliefs of others,” the U.S. embassy said in its statement.
Friday, September 21, 2012
Cheating in High Achievers Schools
The article "Studies Find More Students Cheating, With High Achievers" the problem is that students are getting pressured more then in the past. Studies show that cheating has gone up over a thirty to fourty year period. Students in Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, the Air Force Academy and Harvard have been cheating.
In the article quotes from professors have said, "There have always been struggling students who cheat to survive." I thing the reason why is because
In the article quotes from professors have said, "There have always been struggling students who cheat to survive." I thing the reason why is because
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