Children Threatened by Medical Marijuana Legalization

Many medical and scientific experts have spoken out against the legalization of medical marijuana,
stating that marijuana is not a drug.
Last year, the North Carolina Senate passed a marijuana policy proposal, which has affected thousands of children.
The reason given by experts for passing this ridiculous marijuana policy was the hundreds of millions of dollars in annual revenue it would generate for addicts.

Teens who use marijuana 10 times more likely to develop mental illness

While people are pushing to legalize drugs that are even more dangerous than marijuana, the medical data on marijuana has only gotten worse,
with studies showing that teens who use marijuana are more than 10 times more likely to become mentally ill.
And in states that have already legalized medical marijuana, we’re seeing problems with children using it.

Children buying marijuana with medical marijuana cards

Also, the percentage of children using marijuana is growing, and when we asked children who use marijuana how they got it,
we found that they got it from someone who had a medical marijuana card.
We already know from medical data that marijuana is more likely to cause movement disorders and psychiatric disorders,
and this is even more devastating for children.
We must stop the legalization of marijuana for the health and safety of the next generation.

Medical Marijuana

Amendments to the sale of recreational marijuana

The Eastern Band of Cherokee will begin selling recreational marijuana on July 4. The general manager, who runs one marijuana dispensary,
said business has been growing since the introduction of medical marijuana sales. He said he aims to start selling to the general public in August.
And he said he will hire more employees because the demand for recreational marijuana is too much for his current staff to handle.

Amendments negative for one business owner with two marijuana dispensaries

But one part of the amendment to recreational marijuana sales is financially harmful to one owner of two marijuana dispensaries.
The owner said he wants this changed because if he closes his stores due to this amendment,
he will lose money on things like marijuana inventory, employees he will have to lay off, and rent.

The Aftermath of the Medical Marijuana Amendment

A group opposed to recreational marijuana spoke out against the expansion of the medical marijuana program this year.
The group said that starting with the medical marijuana amendment is bad because it could lead to the commercialization of potent marijuana as well.
It also said that more than 50% of newborns at one hospital tested positive for marijuana, which means that the problem with marijuana is deepening. 

Testing positive for marijuana

The Biden Administration’s Rethinking Marijuana

Recently, the Biden administration has been taking a look at marijuana. Recreational marijuana is already legal in many states in the U.S., but there are a number of states where it is not.  Many people are opposed to the Biden administration’s decision, citing the health risks of regular marijuana use as the primary reason.

Could marijuana legalisation hurt Mexican cartels?

Marijuana causes problems such as strokes and heart attacks, and adversely affects memory and the development of the fetal brain in pregnant women. Supporters of the Biden administration’s opinion say that legalizing marijuana would hurt the Mexican cartels by cutting off the marijuana that is currently coming in illegally from Mexico, and that the government would gain a significant amount of tax revenue by controlling the market. However, this is incorrect, and the cartels would not be hurt by the change.

Mexican cartels take over illegal marijuana markets

Mexican cartels are already undermining the legal marijuana market that exists in the U.S. by growing illegal marijuana. In addition, marijuana sales are largely a cash transaction, and legalization would allow cartels to launder millions of dollars in untraceable cash, making them even harder to regulate. Cartels also use marijuana profits to support other businesses, such as human trafficking and sex trafficking.

The Biden Administration's Rethinking Marijuana

Side Effects of Marijuana Use 

Marijuana use can exacerbate depression and lead to mental problems such as anxiety. One of its ingredients is responsible for hallucinations, which can be powerful even in small doses. Marijuana use by teens is also a problem. Once teens start using marijuana, they can become dependent on it, more than double the rate of use, and develop mental health problems. Marijuana has been heavily used as a hallucinogen, but it can also be used therapeutically. However, it needs to be prescribed by a proper professional and should never be abused. The problems that can arise from abuse are numerous and can include memory loss and difficulty concentrating when used over a long period of time. It also poses risks to lung health and heart function and reduces sexual function in men.

Side Effects of Marijuana Use

Legalization of Marijuana Use in Germany

Germany has decided to legalize marijuana for adults over the age of 18 starting in April. It will also be allowed to grow marijuana for non-commercial purposes starting in July. However, smoking marijuana is prohibited near schools and sports facilities, and smoking marijuana on pedestrianized streets is also prohibited. Minors caught possessing or using marijuana will be required to complete an education program.

Negative Reactions to Marijuana Legalization in Germany

The German Medical Association has warned that marijuana causes addiction in 10% of users and can cause permanent brain damage if used regularly until the age of 25. The German Association of Investigators has also said that legalization will make it impossible to distinguish between legally grown and illegal marijuana, leading to a growing black market. The Federal Security Service is concerned that the decision will increase police work and threaten traffic safety.

Legalization of Marijuana Use in Germany

Ohio recreational marijuana sales imminent

Ohio lawmakers have adopted an amendment that would add a tool to test for impairment before recreational marijuana sales begin in the state. It’s almost time for Ohio to allow recreational marijuana sales, and the state needs to take measures against marijuana, which can cause a variety of problems. But the problem is that it’s not yet technically possible to test whether a driver is under the influence of cannabis through something like a breathalyzer, so they’re trying to figure out what method to use.

Ohio

Law Enforcement Opposes Florida’s Marijuana Allowance

Law enforcement is united in its opposition to Florida’s recreational marijuana ballot initiative. Opponents say that recreational marijuana should be allowed, citing wasted tax dollars as an example of the bureaucracy involved. However, law enforcement says that if recreational marijuana is allowed, the public’s safety could be jeopardized, Florida’s residents could be victimized by the criminal cartels that have grown up in the state, and marijuana use could lead to too many problems, including increased homelessness and hospital admissions.

Florida's

Campaign to treat marijuana addicts

05marijuanaThe government has launched a campaign to treat people who are addicted to marijuana and unable to function in their daily lives. Since the start of the campaign, 30% of addicts have been able to return to their daily lives. However, while the number of addicts treated has been higher than the number of new addicts, this year the number of new addicts began to outpace the number of new addicts. This is due to the fact that marijuana has become a fad among teenagers and young adults, causing the number of addicts to increase dramatically. This could become a big problem if it continues, so the government is trying to come up with a solution as soon as possible.

More states are requiring schools to teach marijuana prevention

03marijuanaThis is likely due to the fact that marijuana and drugs have been in the news a lot lately. The goal is to give students a solid awareness of marijuana so they don’t try it for fun or out of curiosity. People have expressed their disappointment, saying that we should have done this sooner, but it’s good to have preventive education now and then to give students the right awareness. Hopefully, the government’s attempts will continue to be successful in the future.

Marijuana is said to be an epidemic among teens.

01marijuanaThis time, a high school is making headlines for cracking down on students smoking marijuana in groups. In order to prevent this from happening, the government will place detection devices in each school, conduct regular inspections, strongly punish students who are caught, and patrol and crack down on traffickers. Parents are concerned about the fact that marijuana has spread to students and are positive about the government’s announcement.

marijuana trafficking organizations

marijuanacoffeeThe annual amount of marijuana seizures recently exceeded 100 million units, which means more soldiers and police officers are needed to crack down on illegal possession, but it also means fewer police officers to keep the peace. In addition, illegal marijuana trafficking organizations are growing larger and larger with the money they make, and are increasingly using more complex and sophisticated routes to evade detection. The annual losses to the nation are estimated to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars per year, and the social costs of policing and homelessness are also significant. In order to stop this, it is necessary to cooperate with neighboring countries to stop the illegal importation routes and conduct national prevention campaigns and treatment campaigns for addicts.