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    Legalization of Marijuana Alec Heffner Cannabis‚ a drug that is most commonly known throughout our society as marijuana‚ has been a hot topic of conversation over the last few years. The legalization of marijuana has proven to be one of the most controversial issues of our time. When considering whether we believe marijuana should be legal‚ it’s important to remember a few of the arguments presented by marijuana supporters. They argue that the American people deserve liberty and the freedom to

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    problem. So the government should not decriminalize marijuana‚ so it will not weaken the U.S.’s economy‚ cause problems with other countries‚ and make more drug users. The cost on controlling the drug and arrest the dealers are never cheap‚ and is increasing every year. 2011‚ Obama is putting 100 million dollars into drug control (Decriminalizing Marijuana). Because of this‚ the U.S. economy is having some problems. And if they did decriminalized marijuana‚ it will be even harder to control the spread

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    Medical Marijuana Introduction: “Cannabis isn’t for everybody‚ but patients are entitled to pick and choose their own medicine.” Michelle Rainey (VanMusic‚ 2010‚ Pg. 1) Thesis: The prescription drug companies dispense medicines that are harmful and that is what I am here to change your minds about today. This will explore what Medical Marijuana can be used for‚ the lies you’ve been told about Marijuana and how corrupt the Pharmaceutical drug companies are. Body: I. Why is Marijuana medicine

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    The Art of keeping cool This story took place in 1942 during World War II; the war in Europe was threatening to come over to the United States. There were rumors flying about German submarines being spotted just off the coast and traitors being discovered only a few towns away. Therefore‚ if you were friends with a German‚ it would be a problem. The main characters are Robert and his cousin Elliot‚ there’s Robert’s mom‚ and his little 5 year-old sister‚ they lived in a farm but then they all

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    Legalizing Recreational Marijuana Tamika Deebs Broward College Abstract This paper will discuss Legalization of Marijuana for Recreational use. I will have several arguments which will include the negative and positive effects of the use recreational of marijuana. Also how the government would benefit from taxing recreation marijuana. I will compare the use of marijuana to the use of tobacco. I also plan on arguing how regulating marijuana will generate revenue

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    Legalizing Marijuana Marc Dalcin Dr. Marie Carroll Ashford Intro To Ethics And Social Responsibility 08/10/12 Marijuana has been at the center of a heated debate regarding its legalization. It has received both criticism and praise in equal measure. Critics refer to marijuana as a “devil weed” while supporters have often referred it to a “miracle drug.” Despite the different references to marijuana‚ there has been a prolonged debate on whether it

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    Jeffery Bowen Professor Brownlee English 111X 16 July 2010 Word Count: 755 Keeping up with the Joneses Materialism and consumption maybe it is the new globally social epidemic. Where’s it going‚ is there a cure for this disease? Everyone is guilty of materialism to some extent whether he or she chose to accept this concept or deny it whole-heartedly. Is it the individuals fault or can this way of life blame someone or something? Fortunately‚ always wanting more is not a crime‚ or else everyone

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    children for having broken family. Definition of term Broken family. Refers to a family who has been separated or divorce. Illicit. Considered wrong or unacceptable by prevailing social customs or standard other term for illicit is illegal. Incompatibility. Unable to exist‚ cooperate‚ function‚ or get along with somebody or something else because of basic differences. BATAAN HEROES MEMORIAL COLLAGE Roman Superhighway‚ Balanga City‚ Bataan Gen. Engineering Dept. BROKEN

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    health benefits of marijuana‚ but people are also discussing the advantages this plant could bring to the economy. The production and consumption of cannabis is a billionaire industry that should be taxed and regulated to stimulate economic growth and development. Some states‚ like Washington and Colorado‚ have already taken advantage of this industry. However‚ the production and consumption of the plant is still prohibited by Federal Law. The Federal Government still considers marijuana as dangerous

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    Legalizing Medical Marijuana The debate over whether to legalize marijuana has been one of the most controversial issues dividing courts‚ the federal government‚ state governments‚ and voters. In 1996‚ Arizona and California voters overwhelmingly approved the legalization of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Propositions 200 and 215 represented a dramatic shift from a previously united federal and state front against illegal drugs to one where state governments and voters are now at odds

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