One Impact of Legalizing Marijuana as Medicine
December 16, that must be in any law that legalizes marijuana. If voters in any state take that step two years from now, we want to make absolutely certain that a commercial marijuana industry cannot market or sell the drug to anyone under age 21.
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By Susan Preston, December 16, 2010 @ 11:50 pm
Whatever one’s position on the usage or legalization of marijuana, what thinking person can believe that use of marijuana by minors is not detrimental and dangerous? Multiple studies have shown that the human brain does not reach it’s full development until sometime in the mid-twenties. How can we not be concerned about increasing use of (literally) mind-altering substances by young people, much less countenance a change that can only increase that use further?
By Susan Preston, December 27, 2010 @ 6:12 pm
Pitkin County, Colorado (Aspen), not generally a high crime area, experienced a 300% crime increase following the introduction of legal “medical” marijuana.
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By Best marijuana, August 24, 2012 @ 10:50 am
The impact won’t be different from the impact when tobacco and alcohol were introduced in the society.
By weed delivery, September 6, 2012 @ 9:43 am
Despite the different opinions about using medicinal cannabis for treatment, people with serious ailments can testify that it relieved them from the painful and debilitating symptoms and provide them a functional life.