Legalization of Marijuana: Just Say No

Pot, weed, grass, hay, Mary Jane: All names are illegal drugs cannabis. Medicine can be used for medical or recreational purposes. In past elections, many states voted for legalization of drugs. In my opinion, legalizing marijuana would not be beneficial. The release of this drug to more people increases the chances that it will go to the hands of the child and harm the people around the abuser. In addition, cannabis is considered a "gateway" drug, or a drug that causes the use of methamphetamine, heroin, or "more difficult" medicine, and it is difficult to overcome its addiction.

Most Americans support the legitimization of marijuana, but people are worried about mass drug use if legalized. Overall, 62% said that if marijuana is legal, people say that if they use marijuana in the public place they will interfere with them, only 33% will not disturb it I will. As with the overall view of legalization of marijuana, these perspectives have changed little in recent years. As expected, there is a huge difference between people who support legitimization of marijuana and oppose it. The majority (85%) of the opponents of legalization of marijuana stated that if legitimate, they would suffer from drug use in the public, saying that about a quarter of supporters (43%) are annoying as well. On the other hand, most legitimate opponents (65%) say people will not be bothered by using marijuana at their own house, almost all legitimate supporters (97%) will not worry about it .

Seemingly endless discussion. Should cannabis, also known as "weed", be legalized in the state? Most politicians say that legalization of marijuana can only be used as a "stepping stone" for more dangerous medicines like heroin and cocaine, but I think that it strongly disagrees. The use of marijuana creates a medical effect and allows California to legalize marijuana for therapeutic purposes. According to the correct rules, cannabis should be fully legalized in the United States.

Currently, medical marijuana is legal in 29 states, recreational marijuana is legal in 9 states. Several other states are considering changing the law. Most doctors say that at least medical medical marijuana should be legalized nationwide and can bring real benefit to patients.