SHOULD WE BAN RAIN, TOO?

Letter writer James Geuzebroek's analysis is typical of those who are
so anti-marijuana that they can't think straight (NOW, December
14-20). While indoor marijuana gardens exist in a tiny percentage of
homes in Canada, all homes are affected by rain, the major cause of
mould. Should rain be illegal? I don't know. I think it would be
quite difficult to arrest God, though I suppose we could try her in
absentia. We might be bemoaning the lack of water down the road as
well. How can Geuzebroek fail to comprehend the simple fact that if
people were allowed to grow a few plants for personal use only, most
so-called "grow ops" would disappear overnight?

George Kosinski

Gibsons, BC