“Because I Got High” Rapper Afroman has announced he is running for US President as he intends to federally legalise cannabis and stop foreign aid.
“I think people should not get raided or almost killed because they are using natural medicine that God placed on the earth,” he told Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan.
Afroman said he would save the US taxpayer “$69.1 billion annually” by ending the war on cannabis and stopping all foreign aid – to then redistribute the money to families negatively affected by slavery. “Since the past still has problems in the present because of slavery, it’s up to the people who benefited from slavery whether in the past or right now … they are still benefiting off of slavery.”
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