Legality of cannabis

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    Cannabis, grass, mary jane, weed, pot, purple haze, dank, and the devil 's lettuce; all street names for marijuana. The controversy of legalizing marijuana has recently become more and more popular. An increasing amount of states in the United States are debating on whether or not medicinal marijuana should be legalized. States such as Minnesota and Colorado have incorporated marijuana into the medical field. There are numerous factors that should be considered when deciding whether or not to…

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    Hallucinogenic mushrooms, or shrooms, are varieties of mushrooms that contain psilocybin and psilocin. People take shrooms fresh or dried by eating them or brewing them into tea and drinking them. This induces feelings of euphoria and altered perceptions of reality. In large doses, mushrooms have the same effects as LSD; however, too large a dose often results in psychosis. Consistent users will build up a tolerance to psilocybin and psilocin, meaning they’d have to take increased amounts to…

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    Afroman's 2000 hit, Because I Got High, should be banned from UC Santa Cruz, as its main message is to smoke marijuana, which breaks school policy. Implemented on January 1, 2014, all UC campuses became smoke & tobacco free campuses, along with any UC owned properties. There is a large amount of influence to break this policy through social media and music. Throughout the song, Afroman mentions skipping obligations because he smoked pot and got high. This happened to him because pot releases…

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    than others, but overall, each drug could be as addicting than any other. There are many different drugs that have different effects. In my opinion, man-made stimulant drugs seem to cause more harm to their users more than “natural” drugs such as cannabis. To some people, smoking marijuana may seem as bad as smoking any other drug to get high. Marijuana is still illegal in most states, but in my personal opinion, I do not believe that it is as harmful as any other drug. For the sake of this…

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    Cannabis prohibition, decriminalisation and legalisation have a history of being some of the most controversial arguments worldwide. When one thinks of cannabis they immediately conjure up the image of hardcore drugs, ruthless criminals, addicts and drug lords. Many Irish people are uneducated when it comes to cannabis. The public perception of cannabis is that it has no positive uses and therefore must be classed the same as all other illegal drugs in Ireland. Cannabis is a separate entity to…

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    I'm a moderate psychedelic user. I've had a large number of LSD trips at both low and high doses, a few non-breakthrough DMT experiences, one 25C-NBOMe trip, and one 20mg metocin (4-HO-MET) trip before this experience. My friend S wanted to try metocin as her first 'strong' psychedelic. She smoked weed and drank alcohol, but hasn't used any other drugs before. We figured it would be a good idea since metocin doesn't have a very deep headspace and is generally easier to handle than acid, for…

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    Medical Marijuana has taken big steps to advance into legalization. The article “The “Right to Use” Takes Its First Hit: Marijuana Legalization and the Future of Employee Drug Testing” by author Alexis Gabrielson, goes into the laws and details about smokers to protect them. With the help of the three basic appeals; Ethos, Pathos, and Logo’s the author holds a strong argument that will persuade her readers to believe what she is trying to explain. No matter what side you agree with you are…

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    marijuana should be legalized in America. In the United States, only 28 out of the 50 states have legalized marijuana for medical use. Medical marijuana has been tested upon in scientific experiments for many years to research its benefits medically. The cannabis has been proven to relieve pain from illness as well as improving the mental state of those suffering depression and anxiety. Legalizing medical marijuana would not only help patients in need of the drug, but also the government.The…

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    people agree that cannabis should be legalized, while others think it should not. Regarding the first opinion, people think that turn cannabis legal would avoid stigmatising young people as long as they are what most concerns society in means of criminal records. Likewise, people consent that levels of harm to society while using cannabis is less compared to alcohol, and maybe there is a potential to improve relations in a community. If legalized, a positive point regarding cannabis is that…

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    Interesting points discussed in your participation allowed us to understand and conclude that everything in excess it is bad, so Marijuana probably could have beneficial therapeutic but unfortunately not everybody use the drugs for medical treatment and its misuse and abuse could produce lethal consequences in a person life Though studies demonstrated that marijuana have clinical benefits in patients treated with glaucoma, musculoskeletal pain, nauseas, and multiple sclerosis. Russo et al.(2002)…

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