Right now in order to buy weed you need to buy it from someone who deals it. If it is legalized, then you will be able to buy it from a pharmacy close to you and the cost will decrease. ... It costs like $5 for one joint and people usually buy a lot usually in ounces. ... Laboratory animals (rats, mice, dogs, monkeys) can tolerate doses of up to 1,000 mg/kg (milligrams per kilogram). ...
It is illegal to buy, sell, grow, or possess marijuana in the United States. ... There is no known case of a lethal overdose; on the basis of animal models, the ratio of lethal to effective dose is estimated as 40,000 to 1. ... It is important to understand the fact that most people do use this type of drug to cope with their disease, and buy it illegally that can furlong into drug problems. ...
This belief came from the outcomes of a select few animal experiments, which caused structural changes not actual cell death. ... Plus according to the survey 'Hawaii on pot pushed users to ice' pot smokers use harder drugs because they are available when they buy pot on the black market so they decide to try it. ... As with alcohol (equivalent to legalized marijuana), children must know someone who will buy it for them or stand outside a store asking random adults to supply them with the alcohol. ...
I think marijuana should be legal because if people sold pot in their stores, pot smokers would buy it, and it would boost the economy. ... Almost all human and animal studies show that pot decreases rather than increases aggression. ... For more than twenty years, Dutch citizens over age eighteen have been permitted to buy and use cannabis, also in Holland; anyone more than fifteen years old can buy marijuana as easily as different flavors of ice cream. ...
Results have shown in human as well as animal subjects that THC taken in the pill form is not as effective or quick as the smoked or eaten supplement. ... A place where the real criminals and perverts are where they belong and not free on the streets while some poor sap sits in a jail cell for buying a dimebag (10 dollars worth) off an undercover narcotics officer. ...
However these tests were not performed on humans and test performed on humans has been to show different results then tests performed on mice and other animals. ... Television ads and the current Bush administration are saying that buying illegal drugs help put money into the terrorists' hands. ...
There is an estimated 1 million habitual smokers of marijuana, if each one was to buy two joints a day the government would stand to make an estimated 7 million dollars a week in tax revenue. ... American consumers are eager to buy products that are not only biodegradable, and recyclable, but also invest back into the American worker. ...
There is an estimated 1 million habitual smokers of marijuana, if each one was to buy two joints a day the government would stand to make an estimated 7 million dollars a week in tax revenue. ... American consumers are eager to buy products that are not only biodegradable, and recyclable, but also invest back into the American worker. ...
Since the 1960s the plant species Cannabis sativa L., also known as marijuana, has been the topic of much controversy, being illegal, in its medicinal and recreational implementations. The reasons for its illegality, however, are just not sound enough, when they are compared to the potential positiv...
