A shocking case in Mississippi has reignited debates about marijuana’s role in teenage lives—and whether U.S. society is failing its youth. 🚨 Carly Gregg, 15, was sentenced to life without parole for killing her mother and attempting to murder her stepfather after they discovered her involvement with drugs. The tragedy raises urgent questions: How does teen drug use spiral into violence, and is America normalizing it?
Street Voices: Anxiety Over ‘Passive Acceptance’
CGTN Stringer spoke to New Yorkers about the issue. One local expressed concern: \"Society seems to shrug off teen marijuana use… It’s scary for our future.\" 🔍 Another called for action: \"The government needs to step in—this isn’t just a phase.\"
Between Legalization and Protection
As states relax marijuana laws, critics argue teens are caught in the crossfire. While advocates push for criminal justice reform, cases like Carly’s highlight fears about unchecked access and cultural apathy. 💬 \"We’re balancing freedom and responsibility,\" said a policy analyst, \"but are we forgetting the kids?\"
