Are There Consequences of Legalizing Marijuana?
As we follow the article “Legalizing Marijuana: Why Citizens Should Just Say No” by Charles D. Stimson. The author presents to the audience the bad side of the legalization of Marijuana. For instance, when compared to alcohol, marijuana is far more addictive. There is a correlation between marijuana users who would become cocaine users. According to a study, marijuana's smoke would damage lung, and with similar effects as cigarettes. Marijuana market negatively affects community and neighborhood, they can cause violent crimes such as assault and property robbery. The smell from grown Marijuana plants would affect the whole community. In a secondary article “Colorado governor won't rule out banning
As we follow the article “Legalizing Marijuana: Why Citizens Should Just Say No” by Charles D. Stimson. The author presents to the audience the bad side of the legalization of Marijuana. For instance, when compared to alcohol, marijuana is far more addictive. There is a correlation between marijuana users who would become cocaine users. According to a study, marijuana's smoke would damage lung, and with similar effects as cigarettes. Marijuana market negatively affects community and neighborhood, they can cause violent crimes such as assault and property robbery. The smell from grown Marijuana plants would affect the whole community. In a secondary article “Colorado governor won't rule out banning