Marijuana should be legalised
Marijuana boosts the economy if it were to be legalised
The black market and organized crime benefit from marijuana legalization.
Traffic accidents and deaths increase when marijuana is legalised.
Majority of Americans support the legalisation of mairjuana
Legalizing marijuana results in decreased teen marijuana use.
Legalizing marijuana creates thousands of needed jobs.
Legalisation may create steep costs for society and taxpayers.
Legalising marijuana may also increases use by teens, with harmful results.
Traffic deaths and arrests for DUIs do not increase, and may decrease, when marijuana is legalized.
Legalization of marijuana is phasing out black markets and taking money away from drug cartels, organized crime, and street gangs.
The United States has signed international treaties that prevent us from legalizing marijuana.
Legalizing marijuana is opposed by major public health organizations.
Age restrictions are able to be utilised meaning that Marijuana can only be consumed by people of 18 years or older
The US has already made cannabis legal in 10 states, which permits it to legalise it throughout all of the states
Although major health organisations oppose the legalisation of marijuana, the majority of the population is in support of it and the majority of the population is much larger than any public health organisation
Data shows that marijuana seizures in the US are significantly lower than usual which means that there is a minimal amount of marijuana within the black market and underground crime scene
Statistics and data show that traffic deaths dropped approximately 11% on average within the states that have currently legalised medical marijuana.
Marijuana is less harmful than alcohol and tobacco, which are already legal.
Marijuana still harms the health of users and people around them.
The smoke in which marijuana produces causes respiratory issues and damages lung tissue, the same applies for the inhalation of secondhand marijuana smoke.