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    Legalizing Marijuana

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    medical supervision. In this current day and age‚ it’s being prescribed to patients who have severe health problems to treat their pains‚ nausea‚ etc. Compared to logical reasoning‚ the government takes a very different stance on marijuana. Some say prohibition serves no purpose‚ and others say it is a violation of our liberty to ban something harmless to others. As you can see‚ misconceptions on marijuana and plentiful and reformation is necessary. ​First and foremost‚ the classification marijuana is

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    Writing 101 17February2011 The Prohibition of Cigarettes I thought about the question‚ “Should the manufacture of cigarettes be prohibited” and I don’t really believe that saying “yes” to this question would be of benefit to those who are pro cigarettes or against cigarettes. The question basically appears to make out that the manufacture of cigarettes‚ and only cigarettes‚ should be prohibited. There are many campaigns against the usage of cigarettes as we can see television commercials clearly

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    In The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness‚ Michelle Alexander examines our current criminal justice system and the mass incarceration of African Americans in the United States. She argues that the War on Drugs and drug offense convictions are the single most compelling cause for the magnitude of people of color behind bars. Prisons are used as a system of racial and social control that function in the same way as Jim Crow laws. It is no longer legal to discriminate against

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    War on Drugs in America

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    be banned by law. Huemer believes that the American government should not prohibit the use of drugs. He brings up the point on drugs and how they harm the users and the people in the user’s life; he proves that the prohibition on drugs in unjust. Huemer believes that drug prohibition is an injustice to Americans’ natural rights and questions why people can persucute those who do drugs. The most prominent argument against the use of drugs is the harm it has on the users. Although drug use is potentially

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    Legalization of All Drugs

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    It has caused a problem that mirrors the prohibition days of the 1920’s and early 1930’s. A Fact that alcohol prohibition did fail and the prohibition on drugs is not only doomed to fail but it has already failed miserably. It has created more of a social cost than if there was never a "War on drugs". The anit-drug policies have created an underground drug-trade‚ in which modern drug-dealers have taken the place of the bootleggers of the prohibition age. The fabled "War on Drugs" has not made

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    Should the United States End the War on Drugs? Many have said that the war on drugs is a failure and needs reform. Others have lamented that the war on drugs is a war that cannot be won and valuable resources and money has been used up. Drugs are cheaper‚ purer‚ and more easily obtained than ever before. The war on drugs is futile. This paper will discuss why the United States should end the war on drugs. The war on drugs has been going on for over thirty years. It does not appear that a lot

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    Prohibition of Riba

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    BOF Y2S2 2 PFS 2253 ISLAMIC FINANCE Prohibition of Riba Prepared by: Nuradli Ridzuan Shah & Abdullaah Jalil Stages of Revelation • First stage: al-Rum‚ 39 • Second stage: al-Nisa’‚ 161 • Third stage: Ali cImran‚ 130 • Fourth stage: al-Baqarah‚ 275-281 Al-Riba: Its Definition • Riba: – Deferment in the time of exchange (riba al-nasiah) – Quantity of one of the counter values (riba al-fadhl) al-Riba Time Factor Ribawi items Quantity Factor Al-Riba: Its Definition • Nabil Salih’s:

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    Marijuana Ethics

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    The Ethics of Marijuana Legalization The Ethics of Marijuana Legalization Marijuana is one of the most popular drugs in the United States‚ third only behind tobacco and alcohol. It is estimated that nearly 80 million residents will try it on at least one occasion in their life. A recent survey shows that a quarter of these individuals have dried Marijuana in the last year and that more than half of these users are habitual users. The idea of marijuana use

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    society‚ such as the education system. Drug use has always been a major predicament for America to overcome. The banning of illegal drugs is reminiscent to the days of Prohibition in the 1920’s. For 13 years‚ the banning of alcohol in this country merely resulted in the rising of organized crimes. (White 2/10/12) Just like the prohibition on alcohol forced the practice of drinking to go merely underground and not completely banish as intended (ie through speakeasies)‚ Marijuana‚ a popular street drug

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    Legalize It!

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    continuing the illegalization of drugs believe that by legalizing drugs they will become more accessible and use will therefore increase. They base this argument on past experiment dealing with alcohol prohibition. After the end of prohibition with the 21st amendment‚ alcohol consumption doubled while prohibition decreased use by 50 percent(Light). They also cite that use of marijuana peaked in 1979 when there was a decriminalization of drug use by eleven states. When researching to find if a particular

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