The Unbeatable War on Drugs

Based on the sociological imagination of the times, social perception of drugs experienced tremendous change. Sociological imagination means basically we can see ourselves as a large group, not a part of individuals. Human behavior and attitudes are developed based on the social forces that are being adjusted around them. This change in perception is evident in the Americas and is a typical example of an alcohol ban from 1920 to 1933. Illegal behavior of alcohol gives Mafia the opportunity to produce wine, so I pretty much control those who want it. Alcohol and services

# 1 | We need a war with "drugs" - if public safety is really a potential motive, tobacco, alcohol, opioids will be illegal tomorrow. These are the three most deadly medicines in our country. Instead, "drug warfare" began as a means to control groups (hippies and blacks) that the government considers as dangerous, as Nixon's Top Aid recognizes. By making harmless drugs harmless to marijuana (0 people died in 2015), the Nixon administration could weaken the two opposing voices. There is no reasonable reason for investing people in cannabis or mushrooms prison outside population management, as large public sake and pharmaceutical companies legally sell their harmful products to drug addicts.

In June 1971, President Richard Nixon announced "drug war" in the television drama speech which is the key point in marijuana history. But marking cannabis as 'danger' is short-sighted and promoted by the agenda of political capital rather than carefully studying the scientific research of marijuana. For example, President Nixon refused to report the Shaffer committee unanimously recommending legally legalizing the possession and distribution of marijuana for personal use. This is an example of a political agenda that basically criminalizes harmless (usually more profitable) drugs.

One of the most confusing aspects of war against drug policy is to classify cannabis as Schedule I drug. This is comparable to hard drugs such as heroin and hallucinogens. This means that children selling pots at school may be accused of as much prison time as heroin settled. Nonetheless, the session faces a very different political situation with the 2017 cannabis problem. Nationalization has been legalized in the eight provinces and the District of Columbia, and in the other 29 provinces it has been approved for medical use. According to Mr. Forbes, the legalized hemp industry is increasingly strong as a result, with total sales exceeding $ 6.7 billion in 2016 alone. The industry is growing rapidly and is projected to grow at 17% per year. By 2020, marijuana is expected to produce more employment than manufacturing. The industry also brought reliable tax revenues to the state and last year Oregon brought $ 60 million