Nah people just need to realise there downside effects of weed legalisation. To your disbelief, there are actually downsides.
The only clear upside is easier access to those dependent on it. But that's a selfish motive.
Besides the varying long-term effects that nobody with a medical background can agree upon, marijuana is one of the safest recreational drugs.
The benefits outweigh the drawbacks.
3. DWI??? Legalise weed??? Profit.
4. Kids breathed cigarette smoke at one point because smoking was a pandemic. Oh wait weed's ok for kids to inhale? cool
After living in a state with legalized marijuana, I can safely say that neither of these were a big enough issue to cause worry.
It's pretty much illegal to expose minors to marijuana, even it it is second-hand. And if you're high enough to inhibit your driving ability, you will be pulled over and punished for DUI.
The issue with the former issue is that there's no clear cut way to determine how high somebody has before they shouldn't be legally allowed to operate a motor vehicle.
Awesome statistics bro, much believable.
If you're going to claim marijuana isn't what people think it is, and that it's way more dangerous than anyone previously led to believe, the burden of proof also lies on you.
http://www.webmd.com/news/breaking-news/marijuana-on-main-street/is-marijuana-safe-webhttp://www.livescience.com/49972-margin-of-exposure-marijuana.htmlhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25634572http://www.safeaccessnow.org/cannabis_safetyhttp://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-safe-recreational-marijuana/The general consensus is that marijuana is known to have more mental side-effects than physical, and most issues occur from long-term, regular recreational use.
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