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    The road to the legalization of birth control was not easy. Activists such as Margaret Sanger devoted their entire lives to the legalization and implementation of birth control. While the FDA made various forms of birth control accessible throughout the twentieth century, the turning point was when the FDA approved “the pill” in 1960. The pill was a pivotal invention because it made birth control more accessible and applicable; rather than using difficult processes to prevent child-bearing,…

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    lose…one freaking job, laughed my butt off, and went about my day.” One of the possible consequences of marijuana legalization is that it might substitute some other popular drugs, like alcohol. And as the same comedian says: “That would be a nice world, wouldn’t it? Quiet, mellow, hungry high people everywhere?” Another critical issue that society is afraid of is that the legalization of marijuana will add to the burden on the criminal justice system. But how much does marijuana prohibition…

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    sale, or supply. Beginning in the 1970s, some countries and jurisdictions reduced the penalty for the possession of small quantities. In the United States, several states passed legislation in the late 1970s and early ’80s to fund research on the legalization of medicinal use of marijuana. States that marijuana are legalized are:Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. That country’s new regulations included licensing marijuana growers to produce the drug for…

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    question, they think that it means to make them available to everyone. That is not the case. I believe that through limited legalizations of illegal drugs, medicinal marijuana can be used to its potential, money can be saved, and the crime rate will decrease. . These are just a few things that will happen if legalization occurs. The costs for research and setting up bills for legalization may be costly but the rewards would be great. The use of these now illegal drugs goes way back in history.…

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    or medicine. Marijuana is made from dried flowers and leaves of the cannabis plant. Marijuana policies are rapidly developing. In 1969 only 12 percent Americans were in favor of use, marijuana but today, 51 percent to 61% Americans provision its legalization. Marijuana is illegal under federal law of 2016. In order to reduce the criminal penalties for the possession of little amounts of marijuana (Normal, 2016). Now 23 states, including Columbia legalized marijuana for medical usage purpose.…

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    individuals to smoke marijuana cause them to be involved in a subculture were other drugs are also readily available. The legalization of marijuana will create a legal market for the sale of marijuana and separate the illicit market with the sale of “harder drugs” from the sale of marijuana, possibly halting the “marijuana gateway effect” (Hall & Lynskey, 2005). Critics against the legalization of marijuana often believe that the consumption of marijuana will cause consumers to be more…

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    Marijuana, while several other states have legalized the use and sale of Medicinal Marijuana. After the legalization the benefits were seen instantaneously, such as bringing in tremendous amounts of revenue, to improving schools, to a drop in crime rate. After seeing the benefits that followed the legalization, I thought to myself, “why don’t we legalize…

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    Whenever the word ‘Marijuana’ appears, it instantly brings negative thoughts. Over decades, the society made marijuana seem as a dangerous and addictive drug that can harm the body such as causing lung cancer. In Canada, the legalization of marijuana can be a controversial topic with many different opinions. However, the truth about the drug is slowly coming out as studies show how it can have a positive impact. Marijuana, also known as ‘weed’, ‘pot’, ‘herb’, ‘dope’ and many other slang terms is…

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    America . The Supreme Court decided that a woman's decision to terminate a pregnancy was protected by the “ right of privacy” which can be founded in the Fourteenth Amendment's concept of “ personal liberty”. Since the legalization of Abortion in 1973, over 57 million unborn babies have been killed. That is about 155 babies per hour , one in every 24 seconds . The baby in the womb has done no type of wrong , yet it is being …

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    As the paper hits your lips and your lungs inhale the five leaves, green plant, all your pain, suffering, and worries fade. In the United States, only twenty-one states have legalized medical marijuana and fifteen have limited legalization of marijuana. Doctors tried to increase the use of marijuana to help fight the pain from “cancer, nausea from chemotherapy, the wasting syndrome of AIDS, glaucoma, epilepsy and certain neurological and psychiatric disorders” (“Letters). In Canada, doctors have…

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