Raab_Cat

I've been actively watching this post and all comments since it was 10 minutes old. Also curious on why do this at all without more responses.

As someone who's been struggling with mental health problems as well as addiction, hand in hand, I'm happy to see your stances on helping the community around you. I'm outside of your state but thank you for talking(?) to everyone on reddit!

My question is: What do you believe to be the biggest problem in helping people that are addicts, maybe homeless, usually experiencing mental health problems? As in, from the government's side of things, what's lacking the most or needs the most upheaval?

EDIT:changed I was happy to see your work and your stance to just your stance. Added (?) To actually talking to everyone here.

Completely and wholeheartedly agree on the legalization of cannabis, from someone who personally hates using it. Legalize it and put it in the hands of state operated or at least state certified facilities that keep it safe for consumers. If it's legal for recreational use, it is mindboggling to me just how much profit a state would get. Money that is definitely currently going to cartels and drug dealers in other countries could be going to American schools!

Holy crap. Anyone got links/proof? Curious as to what happened to them.