Paolo Nutini: Pot's No Worse Than Alcohol
In his Q magazine cover story, Scottish soul singer Paolo Nutini says he's smoked weed "every day since I was about 16. Can the world please get to grips with marijuana? How long can this go on?"
In his Q magazine cover story, Scottish soul singer Paolo Nutini says he's smoked weed "every day since I was about 16. Can the world please get to grips with marijuana? How long can this go on?"
According to the U.N., marijuana use in the U.S. went up 1.1% from 2011 to 2012, pot potency increased 3.2% (to 11.9% THC) from 2007 to 2011, and weed prices declined 6% since 2010.
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Todd Snider, Dave Schools, Neal Casal, Chad Staehly and Duane Trucks joined together to form the super group, Hard Working Americans. In the "Blackland Farmer" video, a struggling farmer switches to marijuana.