Legalizing Marajuana in British Columbia

The Drug Legalization of marihuana is a hot outlet nowadays in British Columbia. The dose is derived from the Cannabis place (cannabis sativa), the main ingredient in hemp is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol commonly cognize as THC, a chemical substance that changes the way you think, feel and act. close to common street names for it are: weed, herb, chronic, jay, bud, blunt, doobie, joint, pot, grass, Mary Jane (MJ), ganja, flowerpot and kush to name a few. nation smoke it with hand turn over cigarettes also known as joints, bongs or with a pipe. more or less effects from Marijuana include a feeling of well-being, talkativeness, drowsiness, divergence of inhibitions, increased appetite, , bloodshot eyes, xerotes of the eyes, mouth and throat, anxiety, paranoia , diminished short-run memory and decreased motive in areas of study, work or concentration. Being much(prenominal) a popular drug and in high demand, it is by out-of-the-way(prenominal) the most frequently rout ine illegal psychoactive drug in the world (United Nations subroutine World Drug Report, 2010). Marijuanas daily use among young people surpasses tobacco and majority of the people necessity it legalized. Millions of dollars are spent per year by government to follow through the avow but without every consistency and results causing many another(prenominal) to wonder if this fight is cost-efficient or if an alternate such as legitimation would be more realistic than the accepted efforts in marijuana prevention. The legalization of marijuana is critically essential, atleast with exigent controls that would govern who could buy weed, from where, and in what quantity. In this argumentative essay, I seek to argue the reasons wherefore Marijuana should be legalized.\nBritish Columbias contemporary system of marijuana control is worsening to prevent or reduce the harms related with drugs use, establish on a pure(a) review of the evidence legalization combined with strict edi ct of marijuana is the most rough-and-ready means of reducing the harms associated with its use. (Rehm, 2014)....