The Topic of Legalizing Marijuana has been a very conversational argumentative issue in the American society; moreover in the American politics today. There are many good arguments on why Marijuana should be Legalize and my argument is based on facts and supporting details to prove why Marijuana should be legalize. The Legalization of Marijuana would be profitable to our government and economy, according to Evan Wood who is the founder of the International Centre for Science in Drug Policy; The U.S taxpayers have spent an estimated $2.5 trillion on the war on drugs. The Legalization of Marijuana would have a medical use, and also useful in some religions; after all Legalizing Marijuana would eliminate the cost of keeping Marijuana illegal which cost the U.S government in excess of billions annually. The Legalization of Marijuana has been an ongoing battle for many years, it’s time to decriminalize Marijuana and Legalize it. Marijuana Composition is very complex and it has numerous Physiological effects and, it also has a potential wealth of health benefits. The Legalization of Marijuana, which is a Schedule I drug. Marijuana is the most illicit drug used in the United States. Doctors and Scientists have confirmed that the effects of Marijuana are short term and it also has been proven that it is less harmful than Alcohol. Marijuana should be legalize because of it Medical use, and Religion use, Legalizing Marijuana would also generate billions of dollars in revenues and taxes for the U.S government; whereas prohibiting Marijuana would cost tax payers billions of dollars every year. Marijuana has a Medical use, which people with certain health problems can benefit from if Marijuana is legalize. Marijuana can be used as a medicin... ... middle of paper ... ...s proven to have medical usage and is far less dangerous than most drugs which are Legal, such as Tobacco and Alcohol. Individually people should have the right to decide whether or not they want to use Marijuana, excluding minors. In conclusion The Legalization of Marijuana would benefit the U.S government and it would be more effective in controlling the drug usage. The prohibition of Marijuana has only been costing taxpayers billions of dollars every year and it hasn’t benefited the Economy. The Education and treatment would be the effective way to address Marijuana problems, whereas The Legalization of Marijuana would benefit and boost our economy especially during this economic recession; therefore the Legalization of Marijuana may be the beginning United States Economy re-form; due to the fact that Marijuana Legalization would help subsidize our Economy.
In conclusion Marijuana has positive effects on both society and the wellbeing of individuals and should be legalized. It would be a logical decision for the government to legalize Marijuana due to the fact that firstly the government can monitor and tax Marijuana thus helping the economy. Secondly Marijuana can be used as medical therapy; thirdly there would be less youth and adults in jails and prisons. Point in fact the government would be able to manage all facets about Marijuana as follows price, importation and exportation and diminishing any drug cartels/markets. Additionally youth would not be prosecuted with possession of cannabis and fear an undetermined future. Lastly the positives incidentally outweigh the negatives over this concerning topic and thus a monumental decisions to legalize Marijuana.
Marijuana or cannabis, according to the Federal Government is considered dangerous and addictive and is, therefore, placed on the controlled substance list as a schedule 1 drug, making its use and possession illegal, as well it is considered one of the worst drugs. Other more harmful drugs such as cocaine are considered schedule II drugs, so according to the U.S Government cocaine is considered less hazardous than marijuana. There have been many studies conducted by scientist proving the benefits of medical marijuana in relieving chronic pain, nausea and a full array of other ailments. The benefits of legalizing marijuana far outweigh the bad. By allowing people to possess and use marijuana for medicinal purposes, we are improving society as a whole and increasing the happiness or utility of individuals who are living with debilitating conditions in turn this would create a happier society all around.
Marijuana has been the center of debate for several years now. There are many opinions on the subject, some believe that marijuana will be a “save all” that can help with medical advances, is less harmful than alcohol along with the taxability, so they push extremely hard for it to be legal. Others believe it will cause the world to collapse starting with it being addicting and moving to the detrition of our mental health, and want to do all they can to keep it illegal. Even though some believe it is bad for your mental health and can be very addictive, marijuana should be legal because it has positive medicinal and recreational uses and is taxable and safer than alcohol.
Marijuana is the cause of much commotion and debating, as the question of legalization becomes more of an issue. Drugs are a major influential force in countries all over the world today. Legalization is an option that has not had a chance, but really should be given one. Although many people feel that legalizing marijuana would increase the amount of drug use, legalization would benefit for the following reasons: 1)reduction of money spent on law enforcement 2)increase in the countries revenue 3)lessen crime 4)useful in treating certain medical conditions.
First, the most important aspect of any drug is health. Marijuana, contrary to common beliefs, does not pose a serious health risk. It is accepted that while under its influence, people can experience hallucinations, impaired judgment, mood swings, and memory problems (“Marijuana”). Many people use marijuana because they enjoy its hallucinations and the feeling of happiness that accompanies them. Others with serious diseases such as cancer, AIDS, and multiple sclerosis, benefit from the pain and nausea relief, appetite stimulation, and reduced muscle spasms (“Marijuana”). Opponents of marijuana legalization argue that marijuana causes brain damage, lung diseas...
Legalization of marijuana has been a hot yet controversial topic all around the world, and some European countries has legalized the personal or medical use of it, while in the USA, the war on legalizing marijuana has been long. Though the opposition is strong, the overwhelming victory has been gained as Colorado and Washington has fully legalized it. Now, over the half of the states have been considering the legalization of marijuana, although California Proposition 19 failed to gain fully support in 2009. I prefer the legalization of marijuana. Just like a coin has two sides, whether we should legalize marijuana is largely depends on the benefits it brings to our country. On the one hand, it is the public’s intention that the government should legalize marijuana. On the other hand, by now, marijuana is proved to be no more dangerous than smoking and alcohol, and it is the individual’s freedom to use it or not. It is also out of the respect to the basic human rights. Considering both the economic profits
For thousands of years human beings have attempted to find ways to get passed the struggles of their lives. With the pain of the world stopping people from enjoying simple pleasures, sometimes there is a need for help. Marijuana brings millions of people relief from the pain they feel on a day-to-day basis. This completely natural plant which helped so many people has puzzled the leaders of our nation for a long time. The THC in marijuana causes its users to experience a mild-huluciginic or high. The effect that marijuana has on a person has prevented the product from being legalized. Many other details about the plant, like the speculation of it being a gateway drug, have put another blockage on its legalization. Even though there are speculations about the plant, the benefit that it brings to the table most definitely out way its disadvantages. Marijuana can also alleviate several symptoms associated with cancer and Aids treatments and disorders. While Marijuana is effective as a medicine, it is also extremely lucrative. The economic benefits that Marijuana brings to the table are endless. Upon marijuana’s legalization, the economy would experience an immediate influx. Legalization of Marijuana would also drastically reduce crime in our cities and form a more productive society through its positive uses. The benefits that marijuana brings medically and economically are considerable enough to legalize its use medically or recreational.
To the AIDS or cancer patient, marijuana is the plant that fights nausea and appetite loss. To the nutritionist, its seed is second only to the soybean in nutritional value and is a source of cooking oil and vitamins. To the paper or cloth manufacturer, it is the plant that provided much of our paper and clothing for hundreds of years and produces four times more fiber per acre than trees. To the environmentalist, it is the plant that could greatly slow deforestation, restore robbed nutrients by other crops, and help prevent erosion. Preliminary findings show the drug may prove effective against glaucoma and asthma, and control such side nausea in cancer treatment. I concretely believe that marijuana should be legalized in the United States, primarily for the use of medicinal purposes. In technical or for the average American, marijuana, it is used only for recreational purposes. I think marijuana is a plant that could save many lives if it was made legal. My goal is to reverse prejudices, relieve ignorance, and inform people of the known and potential therapeutic uses of this remarkable plant.
According to Kathleen Barnes on an article she wrote about the ten reasons why marijuana should be legalized for medical use, the legalization of recreational marijuana, have been subjects of deep controversy in the United States for many years. Already 20 of the 50 states have legalized medical marijuana because of the strong positive effects it has had on people with many different illnesses. I believe the drug should be open for medical use to better assist the ones in need.
Many people are unaware of the positive effects that marijuana can have as a medicine. It can be used to treat a variety of illnesses along with certain disorders. Marijuana is stereotypically viewed as just a street drug that people use to get high. What many people do not know is that it can be grown different from recreational forms for medicinal purposes. It is well regulated for patients who choose marijuana as a form of treatment. It is also relatively inexpensive compared to other drugs that can be very pricy. Over half of the fifty states have already legalized marijuana for medical use. The positive effects of medical marijuana far outweigh the negatives and it should be legalized nationally for medicinal purposes
The legalization of Marijuana would allow more people to have more job opportunities so that way it can keep the unemployment rate down. The way that this can happen by having people that at growing the Marijuana plant and having people dispenses the weed to people who are qualified to receive recreational and medicinal marijuana. Also, the Marijuana business is known as the “Green Rush” because many people believe that it could become a boom industry because of the fact that many people can legally buy Marijuana since it is one of the most popular drug uses there are and many investors are willing to plant what they call “seed money” because a lot of people would buy a load of it. The Marijuana business could make a lot of people money. The Medical Marijuana Conference had 30 people attend the conference and each person paid sixteen thousand dollars each. Many people believe that once Marijuana is legal in all fifty states that it will become a ten billion dollar industry within the next five years because the business is steadily growing at a rapid pace. With more people investing in this business could lead to the economy getting better and lead to a lot of people who are in jail for selling Marijuana a brighter future. The legalization of Marijuana could be a great benefit for business and agriculture because of the fact that many people could have a job and make a
The legalization of marijuana has been a topic often debated in the United States especially in more recent times. There are pros and cons with the use of marijuana, however the disadvantages are much less significant than the benefits of legalizing the so called drug. Marijuana is useful medicinally and has other positive attributes and therefore should be legalized.
The legalizing of marijuana is a controversial subject in the United States. There are a few reasons why I think marijuana should be legalized such as helping the economy, especially with the overcrowding of prisons, freedom for people that use it, if alcohol and cigarettes are legal then why isn’t marijuana? Lastly, I strongly believe marijuana should be legalized for medical purposes. Legalizing marijuana would have great benefits.
Why should marijuana become legal? Marijuana is a completely misunderstood drug and is thought of as bad, which in fact it is anything but. This completely natural plant brings millions of people relief from the pains they feel on an everyday basis. The benefits it brings to the table simply just out ways the disadvantage of it. Marijuana became “forbidden” because of people’s gullibility and ignorance of it without knowing the positive benefits it can have, instead people and the government focus on all the wrong reasons.
I think medical marijuana should be legal for the purpose of treatment to patients who are suffering. It is a safer substance than most of the narcotics that patients are prescribed that have discomforting side effects. For example Lester Grinspoon, MD, Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School says: “Marijuana is effective at relieving nausea and vomiting, spasticity, appetite loss, certain types of pain, and other debilitating symptoms. And it is extraordinarily safe -- safer than most medicines prescribed every day. If marijuana were a new discovery rather than a well-known substance carrying cultural and political baggage, it would be hailed as a wonder drug."