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Should weed by legalized?
finally people are starting to get the message the comments posted here are true its good to see some above the ignorance
lol dont listen to what people tell u, its all misleading information you need to do your own research and see for urself
These are some of the comments I have copied from a forum
-pharmaceuticals are known to kill more people than illegal drugs
-marijuana is the number 1 cash crop in the world it serves as a natural medicine and has many other uses thats why they prohibited it so big companies can make more profit thanks to "bad journalism"
-can also help aids patients, aids diminishes appetite have them smoke a joint and they regain their appetite counteracting the illness
-no one can die from smoking cannabis and has been no known deaths compared to everything else including alcohol, tobacco, etc..
I myself have asthma and smoking opens up my airways making it easier to breathe with no side effects when medically legalized in my state I look foward to becoming a patient for prescription marijuana. 12 states have already legalized it along with other countries in the world and more following my job is to educate people that are not aware of the plants uses
re-legalize!
-I did most of my research through websites, books, magazines, and the news norml.org high times magazine etc..
-God bless the whole crop!
-all the better reason for the government to legalize.. couple reasons why it should be legalized: -will be removed from black market and stop empowering gang members -medical reasons -would be sold like alcohol, remember alcohol was once prohibited too (in stores away from children, have to be 21+) -would be a law that you cant drive while intoxicated on weed -prison population would lower (prisons are overcrowding with nonviolent offenders) -keep patients from being convicted -would provide millions of jobs for people -would make us an independent country (fuel, etc.., debt free america)
people with an addiction (including hard drugs) shouldnt be thrown in jail, they need help theres more people in jail with mental illnesses than there are in mental institutions
the list goes on
the truth must be exposed, theyre dirty work must stop!
-Of course we can do something about it, we all just need to unite screw the federal government remember slavery? if no one stood up im pretty sure it would still be going on people were tortured, beaten, killed and thrown in jail but that didnt stop them standing up for their rights eventually slavery was abolished same with alcohol prohibition eventually became re-legalized
get up stand up!
all facts stated have been double-checked and confirmed want to learn more? norml.org americandrugwar.org hightimes.com flexyourrights.org lets all make this a better place to live in!
Personally, I believe weed should be legalised. Especially when cigarrettes and alcohol are legal.
Smoking just stinks and is a simple addict (like alcohol but alcohol not as strong as addictive) and gives you cancer, heart problems and whatever else, you know how it is. Many people when drunk cause a lot of problems, for themselves and others. It also has many side effects like the liver damage and hangovers and causes so much stress on police etc etc etc. Weed however, if you hang around ANYONE smoking (or eating hash cakes or vapourising) you will be surprised at how friendly they are. They aren't nasty. They get extra happy and extra nice. They don't cause problems.
The ONE and ONLY thing that I can find negative about weed is that it can give you lung cancer if you smoke it. There are solutions to that, I.e. hash cakes and vapourize.
So yes, I think it should be legal, considering our current circumstances.
yes. and People who smoke marijuana do not appear to be at increased risk for developing lung cancerlung cancer, new research suggests.
While a clear increase in cancercancer risk was seen among cigarette smokers in the study, no such association was seen for regular cannabis users.
Even very heavy, long-term marijuana users who had smoked more than 22,000 joints over a lifetime seemed to have no greater risk than infrequent marijuana users or nonusers.
The findings surprised the study’s researchers, who expected to see an increase in cancer among people who smoked marijuana regularly in their youth.
“We know that there are as many or more carcinogens and co-carcinogens in marijuana smoke as in cigarettes,” researcher Donald Tashkin, MD, of UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine tells WebMD. “But we did not find any evidence for an increase in cancer risk for even heavy marijuana smoking.”
I think it should be controlled in some way yes. I realise there re many mental health issues ralated to smoking weed, but I see the destruction that alcohol causes, and I do wonder how something like that can be legal.
it's the what's worse debate isn't it, but I don't think that anyone can dispute that there are far worse things that smoking a bit of hash...
I don't smoke it myself, but I haven't heard of any fights lately where people have been stoned, unless it's a 'discusison' over who gets the last chocolate brownie, even then, two stoned people are more than likely going to share it, than fight over it.
nope