Marijuana grows in different parts of the world, and the initial production of the non-psychoactive hemp supported the development of fibers. At the start of the 18th century, Europe was introduced to marijuana when it was brought to the continent by Indian and African travelers, making it one of the last regions to encounter the plant and its properties (Madras 4). France would later pursue the psychoactive role of the plant to identify its medical purposes (Madras 4). However, during...
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Introduction Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world. They have an experienced labourforce, good political stability and high standard of living for its citizens. Also, the nation possesses a well-developed transportation network and an abundance of natural materials. The nationâs GDP is about 1.7 trillion in 2017 and their inflation rate is about 2% in 2019, while the unemployment rate of the country is 5.7% in 2018, which is a very small percentage considering that Canada is such...
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Marijuana which is legally available for adults that have encountered many with many inferences for adolescent substance use (Hoper, 2014). One potential effect that legalization may have is an increase in adolescent use due to increased availability, greater social acceptance, and possibly lower prices. Also, marijuana now comes in various forms, namely, edible or vaporizations which are costly to receive mainly (Hoper, 2014). It is unknown what adolescent consumption patterns will be if marijuana is widely available and marketed in...
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Last year's studies in the United States showed how 45% of Americans had tried marijuana at least once in their lives, data that in the process of state legalization represent the largest since 1969. In that first year of that realizationsame study , the data obtained was 4%. At the same time, 64% of the population considers that it should be legalized, and it is also thegreatest support it receives in almost 50 years of analysis (at that time only...
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Abstract This paper aims to shed light by providing a brief definition of what marijuana is followed by the negative effects it has on the human body, the psychoactive components that are present in it that cause the altering of oneâs mind. High lightening the names of the components that are present in âMarijuanaâ also to make mention of what it does to the brain, also to outline researches that have been carried out by different researchers , to make...
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The United States as it grows in an alarming fashion seems to always have problems that grow with it. Out of all the problems that grow in this nation, drug consumption is the largest. Marijuana should be legalized for medical purposes, relieving stress, and recreation. Marijuana affects natural mind functions like learning, remembering, or coordination it does not alter other bodily functions. Allowing it to keep the label of illegal creates no difference in the daily consumption, but contributes on...
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When someone hears marijuana, they think of drugs such as cocaine and heroin, but should marijuana be in the same category? Are there benefits to this drug that we are hesitant to believe because of the stigma surrounding it or is it really just as destructive as all the other illegal drugs out there? More and more states are starting to legalize marijuana, but people are still on the fence on whether itâs beneficial or not. There is still an...
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The legalization and decriminalization of cannabis especially marijuana has received a great deal of media attention across various countries in recent times. (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Governors Highway Safety Association, & the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center, 2017). According to Miron (2008), Decriminalization means that possession is not subject to criminal sanctions but instead punishable only by a civil fine. Trafficking, and selling or distributing to minors, remain subject to standard criminal penalties. Initiation of cannabis use is typically...
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The War on Drugs was a huge point in our history that got the ball rolling on the discussion of legalizing the substance known as Marijuana. When President Nixon declared the War on Drugs, Marijuana was in very high demand by the consumers here in America which increased the demand of production for Marijuana farmers in countries like Mexico and Colombia. The prohibition on Marijuana has been an ongoing effort for decades, but despite the efforts of local, state, and...
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According to Aristotle, the use of drugs portrays a personâs character as immoral. This is supported by the fact that the use of drugs portrays a person as lacking restraint and adequate personal care. Therefore, according to Aristotle, so much immorality is shown by the mere fact that drugs are legalized and that people can misuse them as they wish. Benthamâs view According to the utilitarian view on the issue of legalizing of drugs, it is not right to completely...
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As of July 1st, this year, recreational marijuana was legal in nine states (Alaska, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington), as well as the District of Columbia. In this paper, I will be arguing why recreational marijuana should be legal nationwide, and I will be using John Stuart Millâs utilitarianism to frame my argument. Mill defines utilitarianism as a moral theory, that actions are right as long they are intended to promote overall human happiness, or as...
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It is tough to make existence of humans clean and happy.Human lifestyles is not perfect. People are one of a kind - they have got special needs, desires, and critiques. That is why it's miles hard to organize lifestyles of society in the precise manner. Nevertheless, people are smart beings, and that they invented such factor as rules, the aim of that is to arrange life of humans taking into consideration human needs, and basing on their rights and responsibilities....
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They stated âIn 2012, 43% of Canadians reported that they had used marijuana at some time in their lives, and 12% reported using it in the past year.â (Langlois & Rotermann) As shows, the use of Marijuana used to be one of Canadaâs major concern because of the consistent illegal recreational uses despite the prohibition. The government had concluded the prohibition law has been ineffective for the economy and finally legalized the recreational use of Marijuana expecting economic benefits. However,...
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For as long as we can remember, we have been told that marijuana was a bad thing. Some would even call it âthe devilâs lettuceâ. Now, as time goes by and doctors and scientists start to do their research and they start toying with the thought of marijuana possibly being a good thing for people. People from kids to senior citizens are being treated with medicinal marijuana and it is actually working. Medicinally, marijuana is good for people, and now...
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Marijuana certification has become a reality in recent years with Uruguay becoming the first nation-state to fully legalize marijuana for both medicinal and recreational purposes. Today, the use of cannabis for both therapeutic and leisure purposes is allowed in most places and the ownership of cannabis is being treated has a minor offense. The certification of marijuana has led to emergence of many cannabis related companies some which distribute, investigation and grow marijuana. A research done by Gallupâs in October...
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Cannabis or marijuana is one of the most well-known, cheap and easy to get drug substance in the world. Even though this drug is very common, it is very difficult to classify in one category due to the plethora of effects it can have on the human body which can also differ from person to person. Marijuana, for example can act as a depressant which means it can calm down the nerves, a very effective opioid which can relieve pain,...
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Marijuana is one of the most controversial discussions in recent trends of society. This is a global epidemic and doesn't only affect our country. Even In countries such as Colombia, The Netherlands, and various states in the United States (Colorado, Washington, and Oregon), marijuana is legalized for recreational and medical purposes for all legal participants. However, in countries such as canada, marijuana has been newly legalized for both medical and recreational use,which remains debatable for numerous citizens either supporting or...
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Recreational marijuana should be legalized in all states to benefit peopleâs health and strengthen the U.S. economy. The use of Medical marijuana has grown dramatically over past years and it has become fond of by many Americans.. It has become a main drug option for those with anxiety, depression and even Parkinsonâs disease, for it is more accessible and affordable than over the counter medicines. Though not enough research has been done, it has been documented that those who have...
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In a socialist society, we have state representatives who voice our opinions to the federal government. Citizens have been in an uproar on the issue of legalizing cannabis, with over half of the American people in support legalization. Where are the legislators that are supposed to serve our interests? America is country founded upon the freedom of choice and pursuit of happiness, but yet we have been lured to accept the fact that politicians should be making our decisions for...
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The first legalization of marijuana was in 2012 by the states of Colorado and Washington. Marijuana is part of the Schedule 1 drugs, which is defined as drugs with no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. But for Colorado and Washington, allowing the legalization has brought a lot of positivity towards the drug, and potential to legalize it everywhere. As the legalization of marijuana proceeded in these states, it added billions of dollars to the economy,...
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