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What are some legitimate reasons why Marijuana isn't legal in the U.S.?
Hemp could be used for our paper products and reduce deforestation.
Drug related crimes would decrease due to marijuana not being sold illegally.
States could save money not worrying about using money on petty crimes.
It could be regulated much like alcohol i.e. no driving under the influence
Our law officers could focus on the dangerous drugs (heroin, cocaine, meth)
Grow houses destroying homes would cease.
The misconception of marijuana would slowly fade (Marijuana Madness!!!)
States could tax it and get an extra income (Though it would be marginal based on it being extremely easy to grow for the lifestyle smokers. But for the recreational, like myself, I could go pick some up when ever I felt like lighting up.)
Businesses basing their model on Marijuana would boom for a few years (Such as glass blowing, restaurants, bars.
I just don't see why, unless I'm missing something.
Thank you for your answer before hand.
Probably because of ignorant conservatives, and that the government doesn't know how to adequately tax it.
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Old Vice Laws Need Revision To Avoid Health And Safety Problems
Our great-great grandparents put morality laws in place that haven't evolved with the world we find ourselves in today and the poor suffer from enforcement of those laws. They are left without facilities to avoid disease or injury. Bawdy-house laws were inherited through the gossipy British tradition and have been around for centuries in Canada. When faced with abandonment, hunger, and homelessness women (and men) have had to offer sexual favors or commit some crime to survive. It may sound unbelievable to many, but you can be ticketed or arrested for standing with a guitar on city property singing for pedestrians. You could be an outstanding musician hoping to collect enough quarters for a meal but that's a symptom of the underlying problem of society - not all creative people are good at business so those who come from nowhere tend to stay in a similar void unless someone helps them in their survival. The human species is not a collection of lone hunters, we have gathered in tribes and villages throughout history but the accelerated industrial and information age causes more isolation as we progress...and that creates more victims.
Today there is a public tolerance to discreet female escorts and nude dancers at strip lounges. In Ontario, a Toronto lawyer named Alan Young, who is also a professor at Toronto's Osgoode Hall law school, is a longtime champion of a more liberal approach to issues like drug enforcement and enforcement carried out in the trades of erotic massage and escorts where fines are levied. He is spearheading a campaign to strike down the prostitution laws as unconstitutional since they invite crime and cause danger to women on the lower rungs of the ladder. There is a class structure in all areas of society and prostitution is no different; poor, unattractive, old, or weak people don't have an easy time of it and those are the people who should be helped. Young beautiful women will walk away with hundreds of thousands of dollars of tax-free money while others are beaten by pimps for not bringing them enough money.
Regulation must exist to prevent disease, rape, and gun violence. If the criminal element is taken out of prostitution and drugs then there will be fewer profits to attract violent criminals. The trickle-down effect of making crime profitable makes young males sense a short-cut to acquiring money and power on the street by becoming involved with theft, running prostitutes, or selling drugs. There was a case of rival gangs having a shoot-out in front of Toronto's Eaton Centre on Boxing Day, 2005 that claimed the life a pretty teenage shopper, 15 year-old Jane Creba, and wounded six other innocent bystanders. Millions of taxpayer dollars were spent trying to prosecute the case against members of the groups that did the shooting; the dead girl was forgotten as the courts dropped charges against four of them, acquitted one, took second-degree murder plea bargains from two youths who will serve ten years each, and is not actively seeking the extradition of one man, Dorian Wallace, who fled to the U.K. and will escape justice for the crime. The jury system fails time and time again because they just want to go home instead of being under pressure suffering the coercion of fellow jurors for weeks on end to make a decision - one of the hardest things in the world for a Canadian.
Canada and the U.S. have very different moral codes but often morality is a candy coating to conveniently consolidate profits in other areas. In 1937 Cannabis Hemp was outlawed totally in the U.S. although it was one of history's most widely used plants. Tincture of Cannabis was the basis for almost every patent medicine prior to the discovery of aspirin. However there was a conflict at the turn of the century between industry and agriculture in the areas of fuel, fabric, pharmaceuticals, and paper. Hemp was able to provide bio-fuels superior to petroleum but the politically powerful Du Pont petrochemical company patented nylon in the same year and was making chemical additives to gasoline from stripping forests of their trees and other eco-crimes. A propaganda campaign was launched by the newspapers owned by a Scrooge-like figure, William Randolph Hearst, who assured the gullible public that they would die the instant they puffed on this devil's poison. Marijuana has and is now under the control of special interests: prohibition police and bureaucrats working in collusion with the petrochemical companies, the timber companies, the alcohol and tobacco industries, the pharmaceutical drug companies, and today, the urine testing, property seizure, police and prison industries.
Lawyers, bureaucrats, counselors, and jail guards need jobs. The Prison Industry has become a growth segment of its own, especially in the U.S. where crime is magnified and manhood measured by your ability to "do time". It is in prison where criminals make connections for when they get out to refine the tricks they learned from years of pumping iron and conversing with the experts. Moreover, they have no intention of coming out of prison to work flipping burgers at Wendy's for minimum wage. Prostitutes don't simply pay their fines and quit the business; the fines are considered their taxes and business goes on as usual. The anonymous women who can't afford protection live in fear of the day one of their customers decides to pay with a knife.
About the Author
Toronto Author and SEO Consultant Pat Boardman presents these observations about the adult entertainment industry in respect to firms such as Adult Access Entertainment a respected adult services listings company who operate Beef Baron and Flesh Gordon's Restaurants and Lounges in London Ontario and area.
