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9:53Now PlayingIn the above clip, Boosie remembers the death of his father, who passed when Boosie was just 14 years old. Boosie says there was pressure on him to earn money to support his mom in the wake of his dad's death. Boosie also speaks about the draconian practice of mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, how alcohol is more harmful than marijuana, and the opiate problem in Baton Rouge. Watch above.
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