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The following pages link to Debate: Legalization of Marijuana:

• Debate: Medical marijuana
• Debate: War on Drugs
• Debate: Legalization of drugs
• Debate: Legalize marijuana (redirect page)
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• Debate: Decriminalizing marijuana possession
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• Debate:Marijuana, Legalization of (redirect page)
  • Argument: Legalization would change drug consumption from a criminal to a health issue
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  • Argument: Marijuana is not a threat to society only because it is illegal
  • Argument: Marijuana use increases the risk of psychosis
  • Argument: Marijuana can curb psychotic symptoms in people with schizophrenia
  • Argument: Marijuana is a gateway drug
  • Argument: Marijuana is not a significant factor in predicting substance abuse
  • Argument: Legal marijuana can be taxed for revenue gain
  • Argument: Legalizing marijuana would free up resources spent on enforcement
  • Argument: Marijuana is no more harmful than tobacco and alcohol
  • Argument: Far too many people are imprisoned for the possession of marijuana
  • Argument: Drug legalization will reduce police corruption in illicit trade
  • Argument: Marijuana legalization would be heavily regulated
  • Argument: Regulated legalization of drugs will improve public health
  • Argument: Marijuana prohibition is impossible to achieve
  • Argument: Arrests and convictions for marijuana use appear racially biased
  • Argument: Legalizing marijuana will reduce profits of traffickers and gangs
  • Argument: Marijuana legalization would simplify hemp production
  • Argument: Marijuana is not addictive
  • Argument: Marijuana is not toxic to humans
  • Argument: The choice to use marijuana should be based on individual experience
  • Argument: Marijuana convictions destroy the lives of productive citiizens
  • Argument: If marijuana is harmful, isn't this sufficient punishment for users
  • Argument: Marijuana convictions destroy the lives of productive citizens
  • Argument: There is little evidence that Marijuana is a gateway drug
  • Argument: Marijuana may be a "gateway drug" because it's in the drug blackmarket
  • Argument: It is a myth that marijuana use can cause schizophrenia
  • Argument: Marijuana can have a beneficial mind-altering effect if used right
  • Argument: Legalization marijuana is tantamount to legalizing speeding
  • Argument: Legalization of marijuana jeopardizes public health
  • Argument: Marijuana prohibition is highly costly and wasteful
  • Argument: Marijuana should be controlled like other vice products
  • Argument: Legalization of marijuana would worsen schools performance
  • Argument: The legalization of marijuana will increase consumption
  • Argument: Marijuana is the drug for life's losers
  • Argument: Arrests for marijuana possession rarely lead to convictions
  • Argument: Marijuana is addictive
  • Argument: That marijuana is herbal does not mean it is safe
  • Argument: Marijuana use can lead to cancer
  • Argument: Marijuana use leads to crime
  • Argument: Marijuana legalization will not end illegal trafficking
  • Argument: Illegalization of marijuana helps deter use
  • Argument: Many countries are signatories to treaties prohibiting marijuana
  • Argument: Police are unable to detect Marijuana highs and public risk
  • Argument: Legalization of marijuana would place potency under regulation
  • Argument: Potent pot is not a new phenomena
  • Argument: Users simply smoke less of potent pot to achieve the same high
  • Argument: Why would marijuana potency matter when it doesn't for alcohol
  • Argument: Marijuana ban actually incentivizes production of higher potencies
  • Argument: Potent pot is better for the lungs; requires less smoke inhalation
  • Argument: The potency of marijuana is much higher today
  • Argument: Marijuana legalization will not succeed in regulating potency
  • Argument: Marijuana use causes apoptosis or programmed cell death
  • Argument: Added health costs from legal marijuana will outweigh new tax revenues
  • Argument: Marijuana legalization does not undermine organized crime and mafias
  • Argument: A majority of dutch disapprove of their country's lax drug policies
  • Argument: Increased crime from marijuana legalization adds to judicial burdens
  • Argument: Legalizing marijuana will not decrease crimes committed to buy drug
  • Argument: Instances of brutal violence and murder are tied to marijuana use
  • Argument: UN Conventions on Narcotics and the Rights of the Child bans marijuana
  • Argument: Marijuana special courts can help deal with judicial overload
  • Argument: Legalization of drugs will remove the rebellious glamor of it
  • Argument: People should be free to use marijuana as long as it harms no one else
  • Argument: Drug agencies have a vested interest in marijuana's illegality
  • Argument: The legalization of drugs will increase consumption
  • Argument: Marijuana prohibition is equally impossible as alcohol prohibition
  • Argument: Marijuana's harm to individuals spills over onto communities and society
  • Argument: There is no evidence that marijuana decreases cognitive functions
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• User talk:Donaldgt
• Argument: Historic leaders would oppose social engineering on Marijuana-use
• User talk:Wop
• Debate: marijuanna legalization (redirect page)