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THIS IS NOT OPINION. IT'S DOCUMENTED:

RESEARCH ON HAWAII'S YOUTH:

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HI LAW ENFORCEMENT DATA:

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THE IMPACT ON HAWAII

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FOREVER CHANGED AFTER ONE USE:

The perception that marijuana will somehow make a lot of money is tenuous because the social costs are unaccounted for and outpacing the profitability. Kelly and Travis, Georgia parents, share their family's tragic experience with Delta-8 THC, and Michael Mumper shares about the commercialization of marijuana in Georgia. 

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IT'S NOT WORTH EVEN ONE LIFE:

Once legalization takes place, exposure itself puts our youth at risk for so many reasons. These families do not believe that recreational marijuana is not harmless because it took something priceless from them.

EXPERTS SAY NO:

Hawaii Doctors, Law Enforcement, Former Drug Users, Child Psychologist, and more URGE Hawaii to SAY NO to legalization of RECREATIONAL marijuana.

3 BIG THREATS

HAWAII IS NOT READY FOR:

1. WATER / ENVIRONMENT

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2. BABIES & CHILDREN

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3. CARTELS / CRIME

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4 COSTS

HAWAII CANNOT ABSORB:

1. TOURISHM PROFILE CHANGES DRASTICALLY

2. IMPAIRMENT = INCREASE IN FATAL ACCIDENTS

3. PERMANENT HARM TO DEVELOPING BRAINS

4. EXISTING CRISIS MADE

HARDER TO MANAGE

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OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND EVENTS:

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THE WORLD IS CATCHING ON...

Hawaii is often described as being behind the curve, but the marijuana debate shows that timing matters. While some states moved quickly to legalize cannabis years ago, several early adopters are now facing pushback, policy reversals, and renewed debate about whether legalization delivered what was promised. As more real-world outcomes emerge, some communities are taking a second look. In that context, Hawaii’s slower pace is now an advantage, giving leaders and residents time to learn from others before committing to decisions that could create consequences that are difficult to undo and costly to recover from. Read More Below...

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What is SAM and Why You Should Read It & Share It...

About the SAM Report:

​The SAM Report is a non-profit publication that compiles official government and academic data to show the real outcomes of marijuana legalization in the United States and abroad. It provides lawmakers and the public with a clear snapshot of the impacts on health, safety, youth, schools, the environment, and crime. Unlike advocacy groups, the SAM Report relies on neutral sources such as the CDC, NIDA, and state agencies. It is used nationwide to help communities and legislators understand the true costs of marijuana legalization.

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CLICK THE IMAGE TO READ THE LATEST SAM REPORT

 

 

Hawaii already faces:

  • GROWING CRIME;

  • MOUNTING HOMELESSNESS ISSUES;

  • A STRAINED ECONOMY;

  • PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEMS TAXED BEYOND WHAT HAWAII CAN HANDLE.

 

Additional burdens of more enforcement, more regulation, more social fallout is not progress.

 

Chasing a tax dollar today will NOT cover the true costs tomorrow.

 

The research is clear: legalizing recreational marijuana comes with higher health costs, more public safety risks, and deeper impacts on families and communities. Much of the damage is hidden, unforeseen, and at the very worst...IRREVERSIBLE

 

We are not locals who oppose freedom. We are doing our homework because we are PRO-HEALTH, PRO-SAFETY, AND MOST OF ALL PRO-OHANA. We are searching for neutral data sources, and sharing what we find with all of you so we can all make more thoughtful and informed decisions that protect everything we hold dear. 

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