The reason marijuana is illegal is not completely clear right now, (May 2010) here is a good list of reasons why marijuana should be legal.
1. It would reduce crimes on drug possession because marijuana is the # 1 drug people use here in the U.S.
2. The government would make alot of tax money on it if it was legal, just like they do on tobacco.
3. If marijuana was sold in the U.S. like tobacco the drug cartel in Mexico would not come up in the unites states to sell it here, because they would not be making money from doing so.
4. It would be a crop for farmers to sell like tobacco.
5. Less people would be going to jail, so less people in jail would mean that the government is spending less money on jails/prisons.
6. Less drug dealers because they would have to find another drug to sell in place of marijuana, so there would end up being a higher concentration of people selling the same drugs putting some drug dealers out of business.
7. It would create jobs, a new industry to sell marijuana legally to people.
8. More jobs because people will have to be hired to regulate marijuana.
9. Even more jobs because even more people would be hired to do those anti- tobacco ads, but for marijuana.
So there are my reasons that marijuana should be legal.
People buy lots of cannabis which makes them lose money.
Cannabis is not a hallucinogen & should not create such thoughts in your mind. If you used cannabis & began to hallucinate, or have "non-consensual thoughts", then there is something mixed in with your cannabis.
you should experience it.
Never heard of leglised.
CANNABIS
Investors should consider investing in cannabis stocks due to the potential for high growth and profitability in the rapidly expanding legal cannabis industry. With increasing legalization and acceptance, cannabis companies have the opportunity to capitalize on a growing market and generate significant returns for investors.
You should probably ask whoever's telling you that it is.
late April
There is a lack of evidence to support classifying cannabis as a Class A drug, which typically indicates substances with the highest potential for harm. Cannabis has been used for medicinal and recreational purposes for centuries with relatively low risk of addiction or overdose compared to other Class A drugs like heroin or cocaine. Many argue that regulating cannabis like alcohol or tobacco may be a more appropriate approach.
No...it should make them lethargic...they were abusive before the drugs.
i don't know but safe to Ryan bishop yo
Cannabis shouldn't be capitalized unless it's at the beginning of a sentence because it's not a proper noun. Cannabis does need to be capitalized when using its proper taxonomic names, Cannabis sativa, Cannabis indica or Cannabis ruderalis.