Don't Believe Everything People Have Said About Marijuana

Proof That Marijuana Is Not A Gateway Drug!

For years, people have been saying that marijuana is a gateway drug and they have been scaring our youth, saying that if they try marijuana once, they will doom their life forever and get involved with some hard drugs.  This is now proving to be a complete lie, as there are millions of people who smoke cannabis on a daily basis and continue to live a normal life.  

Now, the Emory University, has released a study, proving that marijuana is not a gateway drug and that it really is not dangerous at all.  According to the study, there has been an increase in the number of people over 21, who smoke cannabis, but there is no evidence that they are trying any harder drugs.

The study also suggests that even though marijuana has already been legalized in several states of the US and other parts of the world, the number of teenagers who are smoking cannabis, has not increased and this also proves that legalizing marijuana, will not cause people under 21 to become addicts, as the herb is better controlled and not sold to minors.

The results, also show that marijuana is not as dangerous as it has said to be and this is why we are very happy that Emory University, decided to put its researchers to work on this.  Now, we can have some valid documents, which prove that what we have been told about marijuana being a gateway drug, are lies and it is time to change our minds about this herb.  

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Mexican Cartels Can't Compete With Legal Cannabis

Cannabis Legalization Is Working

Among one of the many benefits for legalizing marijuana, there is one that concerns millions of people and that it is finally beginning to show some results.  After cannabis has been legal for a few months in several states of the US, Mexican cartels, are actually suffering and are choosing to not grow marijuana anymore.  

Yes you read right, some drug cartels and pot farmers in Mexico, are no longer picking this plant as their main crop, as they are no longer making the huge profits that they used to and it may not be worth the risk anymore.  According to The Washington Post, wholesale drug prices have dropped in the last five years, from around $100 per kilogram, to only $25.  This is really a lot of money and it will certainly affect drug cartels worldwide.  

Some longtime cannabis farmers in Mexico, have stated that they wish marijuana legalization would end in the US, as it is certainly changing they way they used to live, but this is great news for the rest of the world, as we are all trying to get rid of these violent criminal organizations, which have only brought more problems to society.  

When talking about legalizing marijuana, the effect on drug cartels, is one of the main topics and now that cannabis has been legal for a few months in the US and other parts of the world, we are finally seeing its toll on the criminal organizations.  

Just like Al Capone and all of the gangsters during the alcohol prohibition era fell, we are going to get to see mayor drug cartels in Mexico and the world, fall as well.  It is only a matter of time, until marijuana is fully legalized across the globe and this beautiful plant, will no longer generate enormous amounts of profits for these criminals, who do nothing more than harm our future generations.  

Legalizing marijuana is proving to be a great solution to fight cartels and we are barely getting started.  Please remember to share and like this blog post, so that more people can read about how marijuana legalization is affecting Mexican drug cartels and why we need to legalize this herb today.  Don't forget to sign up for our free newsletter, by leaving us your email to the right, so we can send you more interesting information about marijuana around the world.  

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