Monay Cummings
Keith Tatum
BCOM/275
10/08/2012
Should We Legalize Marijuana
Should Marijuana be legalize is one of the top debated issues in the United States. This issue has many people concerned why it should and why it should not be legalize. Marijuana is an herb mostly grown in South American countries and illegally smuggled in to United States. Pot is the most commonly used drug in America. The attempt to federally legalize marijuana has been going on for years. Today, the debate to legalize cannabis has become stronger. There is a campaign created known as the “420 Campaign,” it is a campaign that conveys the top ten reasons for legalizing cannabis ("High Times", 2012). The 420 Campaign, presents very good arguments that, at this time, can benefit the recovery of the current economy status and assist in important government issues. There are factual studies that show the drug has health benefits and some studies show the harmful side. As a group, Team B has put together a well debatable paper that gives our view points on what we believe or Cons and Pros or advantages and disadvantages of the Marijuana being legalized. In this debate you will find several researched documentation that gives facts on how harmful and helpful the drug can be. You will also find strong statements and personal opinions on the questionable substance.
The Disadvantages of Legalizing Medical Marijuana
. People will abuse the system just to become an addict.
While researching the information, I discovered the following:
“Federal Marijuana Laws (controlled substance act) do not recognize the difference between medical marijuana and recreational use of Marijuana” The article had a good point of recognizing the fact that laws are generally applied only against people who possess, cultivate, or distribute large quantities of marijuana (unitedstateshealthandhumanservices.gov). There is numerous deleterious health consequences associated with
References: ➢ High Times. (2012). Retrieved from http://hightimes.com/legal/ht_admin/1842 ➢ http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/theory-knowledge/201201/legalize-it