Not passing the levy is like telling everyone who attends and works at South Kitsap that you simply don't care about our future. If the community would show some interest in the schools, maybe the kids would be more willing to get involved with the community. It's up to the voters to decide the future of hundreds of students, and I think the students and teachers deserve at least the basics. Washington state can kick-start an environmental revolution by legalizing marijuana. Hemp will make every grade of paper better, at a fourth of the cost and a fifth of the pollution.
Hemp seeds are the world's best and cheapest source of protein to feed the world's hungry.
Cannabis hemp agriculture is a sustainable supply of raw materials for thousands of products, including plastics, biomass fuel, fibers, foods and medicines. Fifty-four percent of all cancer physicians responding to a survey thought smokable cannabis should be available by prescription. It costs taxpayers billions of dollars to prosecute and jail these otherwise law-abiding, productive citizens. With these facts in mind, we should shed our convictions and do what's best for people and the environment. I attend South Kitsap High, but I was homeschooled through my freshman year.