Dosent realize that a crackdown on marijuana leads to the use of harsher drugs such as cocaine , which are easier to conceal.

Back in the days of the prohibition, alcohol was considerd the "forbidden fruit." It created black markets, organized crime and the desire to break the rules. Tjis can be related to the situation today with marijuana. If it were leaglized and not so risky, there would be espe

Most teens find it easier to smoke "weed" and drive also, as it gives off a different formof intoxication then alcoholso they feel more confident with their ability to drive. This is very dangerous and who is to say that if marijuana is legalized, more people won't smoke? Then when they do how could police test the people to find out if they were under the influence? Take anyone suspected to the police station and drug test them and waste tax payers money? What about the people who are around the smoke and has the strong oder on them even though they did not actually ingage in the act of smoking?

Drug legalization would not necessarily wiipe out the black market for drugs. Gambling has been legalized in some areas yet illegalized in some areas, yet illegal gambling still thrives. And the heavy tax could premote the black market.

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