Complete Legalization of Marijuana
Today, there is far too much controversy over whether or not marijuana should be completly legalized. Be it for personal use or medical use.
Medical Use
In the past, marijuana was used for common ailments such as headaches, menstrual cramps, and sea sickness to name a few.
But lately, research into marijuana has focused on more severe conditions like AIDS, HIV, ADHD, multiple sclerosis, glaucoma, and Tourette's syndrom. Also, the pain, nausea, and appetite loss associated with chemotherpy has greatly been aided by the use of marijuana.
Personal Use
Marijuana for personal use is where the greatest debate lies. Many feel that although the medical implications are great, they do not justify the legalization for personal use.
Others believe that the economy would boom with legalization; creating jobs and a taxable product.
The medical companies lothe the idea because a plant (not specifically the marijuana plant) cannot be patented.
The Global Count
Together, we can put an end to the controversy over the complete legalization of marijuana by invoking a global count, thus creating a world-wide marijuana concencus.
