Stephen Harper calls marijuana 'infinitely worse' than tobacco
Haydn Watters
October 3rd, 2015
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...Are you kidding me?
The prime minister of Canada, folks....
Haydn Watters
October 3rd, 2015
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper expressed his vehement opposition to marijuana once again, calling it "infinitely worse" than tobacco at a campaign stop in Montreal on Saturday.
"Tobacco is a product that does a lot of damage. Marijuana is infinitely worse and it's something that we do not want to encourage," Harper said.
He made the remarks in response to a reporter's question about why he was so bothered by marijuana, given that tobacco and alcohol are regulated and many use pot legally for medicinal purposes.
"There's just overwhelming and growing scientific and medical evidence about the bad long-term effects of marijuana," he said, not providing any examples.
He went on to compare his party's approach to the tobacco control strategy.
Read the full story here.
...Are you kidding me?

The prime minister of Canada, folks....
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