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    Marijuana English Composition   There is a great debate as to whether or not marijuana should be legalized. It is a very heated topic but one that has already seen changes this year. If marijuana were to be legalized nationwide‚ not just for medical use‚ many changes could happen in this country. The legalization of marijuana could not only help create jobs‚ but end our countries debt crisis. Medical marijuana is already legal in many states and many more are trying to get this passed. It has been

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    Harry J. Anslinger who directed the agency until 1962 “and molded America’s drug policy” (The United States War on Drugs). Anslinger who was also a prohibitionist‚ who believed progress could only be achieved by controlling each individual’s impulses and thought that if enough people were put in jail that America would rid itself of drugs. Nonetheless‚ with these same beliefs‚ Anslinger‚ used these to fight the war on drugs. Armed with a Depression snug budget‚ and an uphill battle Anslinger tried

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    views on drugs. The purpose of the article was to challenge drug stigmas‚ by educating others about responsible drug use and the medical applications many illegal drugs can have. He wants the audience to use drugs responsibly by educating themselves about the effects of drugs. He suggests that many illegal drugs have less severe side effects that also have lower rates of dependence. If we educate ourselves‚ we will be able to remove the stigma from drugs that are less harmful than legal drugs. 2.) Given

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    Douglas N. Husak. They both have very different views on drugs‚ Wilson is more of the conservative who believes drugs should be banned altogether‚ as opposed to Husak‚ who believes the use of drugs should be a personal choice. First‚ I am going to talk about James Q. Wilson and his views against the legalization of drugs. One of Wilsons claims is that the lack of availability would lead to less drug use and addiction. Wilson believes that if drugs were to be legalized then it will be easier for addicts

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    An Argument for the Legalization of Drugs‚ Based on John Stuart Mills’ "Revised Harm Principle" The question of whether or not to legalize certain drugs has been debated for decades. Although opponents have thus far been successful in preventing this‚ there are nonetheless a substantial number of people who believe that legalization should be given a chance. Their arguments range from the seeming ineffectiveness of current drug laws to the simple premise that the government has no right to

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    program will increase revenue. By Uruguay trying to legalize marijuana they might improve the lives of people living there. The dealers will be getting less income. They look for keeping people safe from dealers so then they can find drugs. They intend to find hard drugs like heroin and cocaine. So they intend to separate the dealers from the users. To kick the prohibition habit will not be easy‚ but people in Uruguay will adjust soon. The Uruguayan government will become the first government in

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    Questions 1. What are club drugs? What are some of the factors that support the use of club drugs? Club drugs are synthetic drugs that are typically used in bars‚ night clubs‚ and at raves. Some people say that the reason that they take these drugs is so that their party experience is heightened or enhanced. 2. What are screening tests? Why are they used? Screen-test are test that help forensic scientist to identify what the substance most likely is‚ they are used to identify the drug that has been used

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    Well‚ it’s about time. Over the past few years‚ state after state has legalized the use of marijuana. Ohio is the latest to legalize‚ although with the stipulation‚ “for medical use only.” As more and more smokers of weed are allowed to come in out of the dark‚ they will find that marijuana smoking has evolved. Coincidentally‚ the trend of vaping has taken off during the same time frame as medical marijuana legalization. Because the conventional method of marijuana smoking is just as hazardous

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     legality  and  approach  to  controlled  substances.  The  US  government  has  been   involved  in  a  “War  on  Drugs”  since  the  Nixon  Administration  of  the  1970’s  and  has  been  resistant  to   loosening  or  reforming  stiff  drug  laws  that  were  set  under  the  Controlled  Substance  Act  during  this   era.  These  laws  have  been

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    the drug. Confusing messages being presented by popular culture‚ media‚ proponents of “medical” marijuana‚ and political campaigns to legalize all marijuana use perpetuate the false notion that marijuana is harmless. This significantly diminishes efforts to keep our young people drug free and hampers the struggle of those recovering from addiction. The Administration steadfastly opposes legalization of marijuana and other drugs because legalization would increase the availability and use of illicit

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