Do you support the legalization of Marijuana?

yes, for medical uses only and taxes should be imposed.

Yes for medical use and for recreational purposes legalize , tax and regulate instead of criminalising

Only as drink and not for smoking

Marijuana crimes includes death penalty

Yes but only on prescription

No, marijuana should be decriminalized but not legalized since regulation is prone to corruption.

Not material

Yes but tax it 200%

Yes, but only for personal and medical use. It should not be distributed.

Yes, but not immediately, the current Indian mindset and infrastructure is not ready

Decriminalize personal use of marijuana, may keep criminalization for marijuana dealers

Yes- tax it, medicinal use alone, reduce criminalisation.

Tax it at 200 percent

Yes, for research purposes only

ONLY in cities and well educated areas

Yes. But only for Medical reasons.

only for non recreational purposes

People's Intrest

yes, with a legal age limit

can be used only in medical purpose

Only for medical use. and action should be taken against a person who uses it for non-medical use.

Only if government honestly regulates it under strict rules.

I know it's impossible. But if were to legalize, the seller must have record of every person he sells to, so that there is no excess usage. The government must set a limit and selling above it should be punishable.

Yes and legalise, tax and regulate marijuana instead of criminalising it and release anyone serving time for drug offences

Maybe, depends on the benefit

How might legalizing marijuana change the way it is perceived and used among your peers?

If you could vote on the legalization of marijuana, what issues would you consider before making your decision?

Do you think the legalization of marijuana could change its cultural significance or societal attitudes towards its use?

What do you believe are the ethical implications of incarcerating individuals for marijuana-related offenses?

If marijuana were to be legalized, what concerns, if any, would you have about public safety?

How does the portrayal of marijuana in media and film affect your views on its legalization?

If marijuana were legal, do you think this would affect your future career choices or opportunities?

What impact do you think legalizing marijuana could have on peer pressure in high schools?

Can you share a personal experience where differing laws on marijuana may have affected you or someone you know?

How would you feel if a family member chose to use marijuana for medicinal purposes?

Yes, and legalize, tax, and regulate all drugs instead of criminalizing them, also release anyone serving time solely for drug offenses.

No, drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, should be illegal but decriminalized, and addicts must be helped through rehabilitation programs.

Yes, and immediately release anyone serving time solely for drug usage

Yes, but only for medical use, and A. immediately release anyone serving time solely for drug offenses, & B. legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana instead of criminalizing it.

No, but the penalty for dealing marijuana should be increased, rather than the penalty for using marijuana.

No, but this decision should be made at the state and local level

Regardless, this decision should be made at the state and local level

Yes, with proper regulation at the state level. Medical use should be prioritized.

Yes, but also legalize all other drugs and release every non-violent drug offender from prison

yes, but only for doctors order medical use.

Yes. The Government did a horrible job in the past of, and continues to fumble, enforcing the Law that makes the Drug illegal, and it seems to be a waste of resources to not fully enforce the law. Plus, Marijuana has medicinal benefits, which should not be restricted by if your State has Marijuana Dispensary or something similar.

Yes, fore medical purposes and for people who smoke responsibly.

no, only if metical.

Yes, immediate release for anyone serving time for non-violent drug offences is also necessary, and the further decriminalization in posession of other natural substances is of utmost importance to lowering the extreme rate of imprisonment in many poor regions, and allowing more personal freedoms to those who wish to experiment with drugs that are far safer than both medications often prescribed and alcohol/cigarettes, which are widely available.