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Justin Bieber for removing taboos from cannabis

Justin Bieber enters the cannabis business. In doing so, he is not only pursuing economic purposes.

Berlin – Canadian pop star Justin Bieber (“Sorry”) is committed to removing the taboo on cannabis.

Even more: The 27-year-old musician is also getting into the drug business himself and selling pre-rolled joints in collaboration with a company from California that specializes in it, as reported by several US media.

Bieber told Bloomberg TV station in a written statement that the cannabis company was helping to make the drug available to people and destigmatize them who were dependent on it for health reasons. The joint was sold this week in the US states of California, Nevada, Massachusetts and Florida, reported the business magazine “Forbes”.

Marijuana use is legal in several states in the United States. At the end of March, after years of controversy, the New York Parliament paved the way for the legalization of marijuana – and brought New York on its way to the 15th US state, which allows marijuana for free use from the age of 21.

Bieber had told the men’s magazine “GQ” in April that he used to use drugs to “just keep going”: “I had all this success, but thought to myself:” I’m still sad, I’m still in pain. And me have all these unresolved questions, “” said Bieber. For a while it was so bad that his security guards came into the room at night and checked his pulse. dpa

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