Cannabis is a plant with many uses. The most famous of these is the psychoactive drug known as marijuana. Marijuana it’s now legal in some states and decriminalized in others. Still, it remains federally illegal—and that means that people who choose to use or grow cannabis for any reason can face harsh penalties if caught by law enforcement officials. Fortunately, many states are working hard to change their cannabis laws and make cannabis safer for everyone involved: from consumers to growers and sellers alike!
Here are just a few reasons why legalizing and regulating marijuana makes sense:
Better Marriages and Better Relationships Emerge
· Cannabis has been shown to improve self-esteem and confidence by activating the brain’s reward system, increasing dopamine production and releasing endorphins that make us feel good. That means it can help your relationship with yourself as well as your partner.
· Cannabis helps you think clearly, remember things better and focus on what’s important in life — like your loved ones! In addition, it reduces fear-based stress responses so you don’t get triggered by little things that might otherwise cause conflict between two people who love each other.,
· Cannabis increases dopamine levels, which helps stimulate sexual pleasure. It also decreases cortisol production, which reduces stress and anxiety. This can help couples relax and enjoy sex more.
Cannabis legalization will reduce health insurance costs
The medical evidence is clear: Cannabis is a safe and effective treatment for many conditions. In fact, it can be used to treat the same conditions as prescription drugs, but with fewer side effects. Cannabis legalization will reduce health insurance costs by reducing the number of people who use prescription drugs that combat chronic pain, nausea, anxiety and other conditions.
It’s time for lawmakers to legalize and regulate cannabis because it’s safer than alcohol, tobacco or opioids.
Reduced crime rate
Legalizing cannabis will reduce the crime rate by taking away profits from illegal drug sales and removing an incentive for conducting illegal activities related to cannabis.
Legalizing and regulating cannabis would allow the government to collect taxes from legal sales, as well as regulate the products being sold. This would also allow for a reduction in crime rates, as there would be fewer black market dealers and users.
Legalization and regulation of cannabis will help reduce crime by taking it out of the hands of criminal enterprises and putting it into legitimate businesses that are taxed and regulated by governments.
Legalizing marijuana will also allow law enforcement to focus on more serious crimes, such as murder, rape, robbery and other violent offences.
Less addictive than alcohol or tobacco
Marijuana is not physically addictive. While some people do develop a psychological dependence on marijuana, the extreme physical symptoms that characterize other forms of substance abuse are not present in marijuana users.
Many people who use marijuana on a regular basis are able to stop using it without experiencing any of the classic withdrawal symptoms associated with other drugs like alcohol, heroin and cocaine.
Reduce the use of hard drugs (e.g., heroin)
The main reason why marijuana should be legalized is because it reduces the use of hard drugs such as heroin and cocaine. Legalizing marijuana would allow us to regulate its use like alcohol or tobacco — by requiring age restrictions on purchases, limiting driving under the influence and educating consumers about responsible use.
Tax revenue for the government
Legalizing cannabis will generate billions of dollars in tax revenue that can be used to fund public schools, build roads and bridges, create jobs, and support other essential government services that benefit all.
Provide jobs for the unemployed
By approval and legalization cannabis growing would create jobs and generate revenue for local communities by creating new businesses. These businesses could be taxed at different levels depending on how much they sell each year or month, which would help local governments balance their budgets without raising taxes on other goods or services.
More tolerance in the world
The world is becoming more tolerant of people of different mindset and opinion. People are increasingly willing to share their views, even if they don’t always agree with them. People are also starting to understand that having a different opinion doesn’t make someone a bad person or mean that they should be punished for it. In fact, many people believe that having different opinions helps us grow as individuals and makes us stronger as a society.
We’ve made it clear that cannabis is safer than alcohol and tobacco, and that it has tremendous potential as a medicine. It’s time to legalize this plant so we can start benefiting from its many benefits.
As you can see, many of the arguments against marijuana legalization are based on inaccurate or outdated information and can be disproved by evidence. This trend will likely continue as more states legalizes cannabis for recreational use. If this topic interests you, we encourage you to do your own research into the uses and benefits of cannabis, as well as the arguments for and against legalizing it.