The Marijuana Issue The Marijuana Issue

Just around a year ago, the Thai government of Thailand legalized the consumption of marijuana. Just around a year ago, the Thai government legalized the consumption of marijuana.

For me, I am from a country that strictly prohibits suchrecreational drugs use, and marijuana has been labeled as an evil product for decades, so it's a bit challenging for me to view this policy as reasonable. I am from a country that strictly prohibits recreational drug use, and marijuana has been labeled as an evil product for decades, so it's a bit challenging for me to view this policy as reasonable.

So it's a bit challenging for me to view this policy as reasonable.

I also met onea person from Thailand, and we [discussed it | talked about it]. I also met a person from Thailand, and we [discussed it | talked about it].

I also met onea person from Thailand, and we discussed about it. I also met a person from Thailand, and we discussed it.

He said many (local) Thai farmers have been switching to marijuana-related plants; it's also a nightmare for local society. He said many (local) Thai farmers have been switching to marijuana-related plants; it's also a nightmare for local society.

“Local Thai” is redundant and unnatural.

He said one of his relatives had been jailed many times [due to the trade of | for trading] this product in the past 10 years. He said one of his relatives had been jailed many times [due to the trade of | for trading] this product in the past 10 years.

It would be better to move “many times” and “the past 10 years” together: - “…jailed [many times in the past 10 years] for trading this product.” - “…jailed for trading this product [many times in the past 10 years].”

He said one of his relatives had been jailed many times due to the trade of this productselling marijuana in the past 10 years. He said one of his relatives had been jailed many times due to the selling marijuana in the past 10 years.

I once watched a video in whichof a young couple from England highly praiseding the Thai government, saying theat legalization would bring a huge amount of money to thise country. I once watched a video of a young couple from England highly praising the Thai government, saying that legalization would bring a huge amount of money to the country.

He also posted a video showing how he sucmoked this product in public and said the quality was the most cost-effective for him. He also posted a video showing how he smoked this product in public and said the quality was the most cost-effective for him.

“The quality was the most cost-effective” sounds odd. I’m not sure what you mean.

He also posted a video showing how he sucmoked this product in public and said the quality was the most cost-effective for him. He also posted a video showing how he smoked this product in public and said the quality was the most cost-effective for him.

Considering Thailand is a developing country and the education there can not compare to that of Western countries like Canada and the Netherlands, I personally think Thailand might will meet more trouble than the latter two countries, which also have legalized marijuana. Considering Thailand is a developing country and the education there cannot compare to that of Western countries like Canada and the Netherlands, I personally think Thailand might meet more trouble than the latter two countries, which also have legalized marijuana.

Considering Thaithat Thailand is a developing country and the education there can not compare to that of Western countries like Canada and the Netherlands, I personally think Thailand might will meet more trouble than the latter two countries, which also have legalized marijuana. Considering that Thailand is a developing country and the education there can not compare to that of Western countries like Canada and the Netherlands, I personally think Thailand might meet more trouble than the latter two countries, which also have legalized marijuana.