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    be no more drug dealer because after drug being free and legalize because there will be no work for pushers. For example, Pushers would have contacted with lots of people who are addicted to drug and those people would come to pushers and buy the drugs from them. Now, since the drugs are free and legalize, pusher will lose the people whom they have had contact with because they will not come to them and buy the drugs since it is free. Secondly, I disagree with the second appeal which says “the…

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    There are many reasons behind drug testing athletes in schools and leagues. The tests screen for drugs that are either legally banned or banned from sports. These could include marijuana, cocaine, heroin, acid, hGH, and other performance enhancing drugs. Drug testing student athletes is not intended to be a punishment. Rather, it is a way to keep students safe, get them help, and keep the games fair and untarnished. Some may say that drug testing athletes is unconstitutional as a violation of…

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    “Direct-to-consumer advertising (DTCA) is the promotion directly to potential patients of prescription drugs through newspaper, magazine, television, and internet marketing” (1). This type of direct communication allows drug manufacturers to take advantage of its consumer’s lack of medical background and knowledge by promoting products directly to consumers in ways that could manipulate them. During drug manufacturer advertisements, consumers may be given false ideas of potential results and…

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    Heroin was once found in poor neighborhoods in big cities, now has spread into wealthy suburbs outside of cities, and even into small towns. “Issue Overview: Heroin Addiction by: Lauren Etter and “Drug overdose deaths cause U.S. life expectancy to drop for 2nd year,” by Associated Press talks about the effects that Heroin has on society and how it started as something small and has been becoming into something that is in the News every night due to the many overdoses that have happened around…

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    peer pressure, these teenagers tend to try new things and that's when illegal drug use enters. At first, of course teens will just try to use it as a form of stress…

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    recreational use has been a prevalent issue in the United States for many years. Many people on both ends of the spectrum feel extremely passionate about this issue for many reasons. Some say it has benefits and isn’t in the government’s power to make it illegal. Others say that it is a dangerous and harmful drug with negative effects and should be completely illegal. The legalization of marijuana is an ongoing controversial subject in the United States. One of the key points of conflict when…

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    The criminal justice system in America is, in multiple ways, racially biased against African Americans. Black Americans are treated with racial bias when it comes to justice regarding their sentences, their driving, and for their use of drugs. While there are always unbiased “good” cops, judges, and other officials, there still seems to be plenty of racial judgement in the system, despite how subtle it may be. First of all, black Americans are sentenced differently and more harshly compared to…

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    has seen cases where the damage has been permanent. “Part of this has to do with what these drugs are composed of,” he says. “Meth is cooked up from a bunch of toxic chemicals.” Most methamphetamine is largely composed of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine, both of which can be found in over-the-counter decongestants such as Sudafed and Contac, although access to these drugs is now restricted in many states. The drug…

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    don 't care. They don 't give them money, and I feel if they have to sell drugs to get stuff they need...but I do think that the kids out here selling drugs should be able to do something to get them a little extra money. Because some of them might be too young to get a regular job at Mcdonald’s”(63). Since a lot of people have no money and have no parents to rely on, people start resorting to other things such as selling drugs, robbing others at gun point, or just flat out stealing. Because of…

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    of the most unintelligent moments in American history. The same is true in this age for hipsters and marijuana, and as the saying goes history has a way of repeating itself. Then there were speakeasies and bootleggers, today there is trap houses and drug dealers. Crime spread to all time highs in the 1920s introducing gangsters such as Al Capone. In time America finally wised up, corrected their mistakes and ended Prohibition. America realized the misconceptions they had made about alcohol and…

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