70 percent of Jamaicans uses Cannabis

The most popular island on earth is Jamaica hands down. The island nation of the Greater Antilles, 234 kilometres (145 mi) in length and as much as 80 kilometres (50 mi) in width, and amounts to 10,990 square kilometres (4,243 sq mi) is a wonderful place. It is situated in the Caribbean Sea and it is known for many things including good and bad activities. In the 1980's Jamaica was one of the top tourists attraction places but was mainly for the wonderful waters surrounding us. The fastest man in the world (Usain Bolt) is from my beautiful island, the second hottest girl in the world (Yendi Phillips) is also from this island, we have the second best netball team behind Australia, the king of reggae(Robert Nesta Marley) came from Trench Town Jamaica, the fastest growing music (Dancehall) started here, the best beaches other than Dubai are here and last but not least we definitely have the best Ganja. In Jamaica the most common name for Cannabis is Ganja. The population for my island is 2.8 million and seventy percentage of that number inhales marijuana, zero percentage of that seventy does not use it for medical reasons but uses it for fun. It still seems untrue that 1.9 million people in Jamaica uses marijuana for fun. Most, if not all Jamaicans mix tobacco with their ganja when they smoke it. We smoke it in a pipe, bubbler or what we call challis but mostly we smoke it in rizla papers. An average person here will smoke at least four joints per day, even our main celebrities smoke ganja. Weed is illegal in Jamaica but the law knows we love our ganja and are sometimes lenient with the public if caught smoking it. The weed in Jamaica is all natural, it smells like fruit, very fluffy with no seeds and it tastes awesome. Neighbouring islands love our weed. People here build connections with neighbouring islands such as Trinidad & Tobago, Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba and especially Haiti to transport weed by a banana boat which is not legal but Jamaicans are stubborn, the creator knew why he created Jamaica to be small and...