Elton John Has Serious Issues With Loosening Marijuana Laws
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In a new interview, the legendary musician said that legalization of the drug in parts of North America "is one of the greatest mistakes of all time."
Elton John has serious concerns about the shifting legal status of marijuana.
In a Time interview published online Wednesday, the musician took issue with the legalization of the drug in parts of North America.
“I maintain that it’s addictive,” said John, who was named the magazine’s 2024 “Icon of the Year.”
“It leads to other drugs,” he added.
The “I’m Still Standing” singer focused his criticism on marijuana’s impact on the mental state of users.
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