What do you think? Should medical marijuana be legal? How about for recreational use? The cannabis movement is quickly becoming an industry as more and more states legalize. Advocates tout a huge variety of health benefits, and research indicates there is certainly some merit to their claims. But the federal government still seems intent on [...]
What do you think? Should medical marijuana be legal? How about for recreational use? The cannabis movement is quickly becoming an industry as more and more states legalize. Advocates tout a huge variety of health benefits, and research indicates there is certainly some merit to their claims. But the federal government still seems intent on enforcing prohibition. Is there room for a legal cannabis industry?
What do you think? Should medical marijuana be legal? How about for recreational use? The cannabis movement is quickly becoming an industry as more and more states legalize. Advocates tout a huge variety of health benefits, and research indicates there is certainly some merit to their claims. But the federal government still seems intent on enforcing prohibition. Is there room for a legal cannabis industry?
What do you think? Should medical marijuana be legal? How about for recreational use? The cannabis movement is quickly becoming an industry as more and more states legalize. Advocates tout a huge variety of health benefits, and research indicates there is certainly some merit to their claims. But the federal government still seems intent on enforcing prohibition. Is there room for a legal cannabis industry?
Do you think the War on Drugs is working? Or is it time to re-think the issue? Does locking up people who do drugs solve the problem, or does it just make the problem worse? Maybe someone you know has a drug addiction problem – is government intervention the best cure for them? Is jail time..
Do you think the War on Drugs is working? Or is it time to re-think the issue? Does locking up people who do drugs solve the problem, or does it just make the problem worse? Maybe someone you know has a drug addiction problem – is government intervention the best cure for them? Is jail time..
Do you think the War on Drugs is working? Or is it time to re-think the issue? Does locking up people who do drugs solve the problem, or does it just make the problem worse? Maybe someone you know has a drug addiction problem – is government intervention the best cure for them? Is jail time what they really need to get back on the straight and narrow?
What do you think causes addiction? Is the war on drugs failing to address the root of habitual drug use? Conventional wisdom is that the chemicals in drugs work on the mind to make it nearly impossible for drug users to resist the temptation – and this has led to the mainstream idea that we should fight drugs with government bans or that we should treat users medicinally. But what if the problem is more complex than that? What if the real foundation of this issue extends to the very bedrock of how our society influences individuals?
