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Ryan — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 01:49:02 +0000

I’m currently writing an argumentative paper for my English class in school and I chose the topic of legalizing marijuana (I’m for it). Thanks for some new info, I hadn’t really taken environmental sustainibility into consideration for supportting my claims. It’ll add a few nice paragraphs for sure .

As much as I’m all for individual rights, I kind of wish Freedom of Speech was taken away from Clairese and others like her. That’s the exact attitude/mindset that is preventing a chance for a great change. An irrational mindset based off anti-marijuana propaganda, skewed and made up “facts,” and hasty generalization.

The legalization of marijuana has great potential to create many positive things for our country. Economically, the taxation/government regulation of marijuana would promote tremendous anual revenue from something that millions of Americans already use. Also, it will take away the economic burden of over 750,000 anual marijuana related arrests (the vast majority of which are mere possession charges, not even growing/distrubiting) and the cost to imprison those people. It will free courts and cops and allow focus on drugs that actually threaten our society.

Look at how well the Prohibition worked with alcohol…you created the mafia. Legalize marijuana and you will diminish the influence of drug cartels in the country.

From an addiction standpoint, marijuana is nothing compared to current legal substances. And the fact that you would have to smoke/consume 1,500 pounds of marijuana in 15 minutes to overdose is highlighted by the fact that there has NEVER been a marijuana related overdose/death. Can you say that about other legal substances? Of course not. You have over 400,000 deaths annually from nicotine related cases and a great number of alcohol overdoses.

If you legalize marijuana, you will make it harder for teens to acquire it. Also, government regulated marijuana ensures pure and safe marijuana. You can’t really say that when the sketchy guy in the back of an alley sells you a bag.

Some marijuana opponents flaunt the increase in potency as if it were some grand support in their claims. In reality, the increase in potency means the less you need to get high…which means the less you smoke…which means the less smoke you are exposed to (assuming you are in fact smoking it and not ingesting it).

Another big debate is the medicinal usage of it. It’s a back and forth battle between “experts” on the validity of medical marijuana. However…look at all the cases where marijuana provided positive results in Glaucoma, cancer,and AIDS patients that prescription drugs were failing to do. Opponents also argue that medical marijuana already does exist, Marinol. That’s bullshit. It’s not the same as marijuana and is extremely difficult to regulate the dosage. It’s also more expensive to obtain than pot..

All of those points are relatively vague but I don’t feel like elaborating at this point considering I have to finish writing my paper. Everyone is entitled to their opinions…I get that. All I ask is for those who are against the legalization of marijuana to do some research on FACTS, not anti-marijuana propaganda and “Reefer Madness,” before making their claims.

Thanks again for this article, Libertarian Girl.

By: Mark Tuvey

Mark Tuvey — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 06:36:52 +0000

please make it legal

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 06:35:51 +0000

hurry the fuck up and make weed legal in england near on everyone smokes it and it makes every think seems so much better

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By: Manly Motherfucker

Manly Motherfucker — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 03:06:49 +0000

Smart argument. I’d just like to add my own little opinion. If it were legalized, I would want it to be under the same legal scrutiny as alcohol, and I feel that employers should still be able to perform drug tests. As far as I’m concerned, people who want to smoke it will do it regardless of law, but it should never potentially affect the safety and well-being of others (at the workplace, while driving a car) and although cigarette laws don’t work to prevent minors from smoking, the legal age should be 18. (I also feel the same for alcohol – look at Europe). All that money spent preventing growth, sale, and use would be income instead of expense.
Plus, for all the fuss being made about cigarettes and cancer, look at why people smoke cigarettes. It’s an addicting, legal stress-reliever. The fact is, marijuana is not only a far better stress reliever, it is not physically addicting. Most people, and this is just common sense, would smoke a joint instead of a cigarette. We would see a vast decline in the tobacco companies revenue after the option came available. Sure, inhaling smoke into your lungs is not healthy regardless of what is burning. But people do it anyways. Might as well give them a choice – either way, the government is getting money.
And to the libertarian party as a whole, I think legalizing some drugs is great, but the vast majority of people have already been educated early on in life and formed opinions (mostly negative) about drugs. Nobody is old enough to draw from experience, and drug education is meant to prevent drug use. I don’t think that is bad, I just don’t agree with scaring the shit out of people, especially when you have to exaggerate very miniscule details, is a good thing. But whatever, education is a whole other very enormous topic of discussion. Nice article Libertarian Girl

By: Samantha

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