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the United States and play a role in our every day lives. They give us rules to live by even

though we are guaranteed our freedom in the Declaration of Independence. These rules

we are expected to live by are said to be for our own good and supposedly keep the

citizens in order. I’ve come to see that some rules make no logical sense such as the

prohibition of marijuana. Marijuana was outlawed in 1937 as a repressive measure against

Mexican workers who crossed the border seeking jobs during the Depression. The

specific reason given for the outlawing of the hemp plant was its supposed violent “effect

Marijuana has well-organized supporters who campaign for its legalization and

promote its use through books, magazines, and popular music. They regard marijuana as

not only a recreational drug but also a form of herbal medicine and a product with

industrial applications. Marijuana’s opponents are equally passionate and far better

organized. They consider marijuana a dangerous drug-one that harms the users mental,

physical, and spiritual well-being, promotes irresponsible sexual behavio

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Approximate Word count = 1994
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)