Cannabis was legal in Canada until 1923, today in Canada it is illegal to sell cannabis and its function is limited. Out of all the issues we can be involved in a positive way if the legalization of marijuana was to occur. This is an issue that a majority of the Canadian citizen believes that marijuana should not be illegal and also gives a neat opportunity to act together to attain some political expert. Here are some reasons why cannabis should be legalized: lowers the crime rates, more productivity in the economy, stops the stigmatization towards Blacks and Hispanics and reduces the number of drug dealers in the disastrous market. Since there are a bunch of prisoners charged with possession of cannabis.
It would end lots of drug crimes, and possibly stop major drug gang wars. If it were to be legalized that doesn’t mean that all of Canada would start smocking. Be it resolved that marijuana should be legalized in Canada. Marijuana is costing Canada more than it could be helping Canada. Studies show that illegal Marijuana trafficking is worth
So by boosting the economy with legal marijuana sells it creates jobs and brings businesses to different communities. Ending prohibition of marijuana in the United States would result in less cannabis related
You say you want to help our youth stay away from drugs but you force them on the street by implementing harsher penalties. Nearly two-thirds of Canada’s population is in favor of decriminalizing marijuana. Should the requests of the majority of Canadians be considered, or should the requests of the few outweigh the majority? One of the most important pro decriminalization arguments would be the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. A number of studies show that Marijuana has been extremely effective for treating many serious and painful medical conditions for example, cancer, AIDS, multiple sclerosis, glaucoma, epilepsy, seizures, schizophrenia, and eating disorders.
However, when Canada increased the price tariffs, the price of the t-shirt would increase once it entered the other country. So now, the retail price of the Canadian shirt would be, for example, eighteen dollars. Now the priced has increased, no one will buy the t-shirt from Canada, Mainly because the American one is cheaper. [6] The U.S.A may have also even cut the trading and/or importing with Canada but they have learned their lesson by not including such high tariffs when trading with other countries from Middle East and
B. Legalizing Marijuana here in the United States will make both the US and Mexico a lot safer. It would stop the drug wars between both countries and will even save lives. It will stop the illegal smuggling of Marijuana into the United States. Legalizing Marijuana will also reduce how much money is spent on the borders and finding the drug. (Transition) So today I have talked to you about why Marijuana should be legalized here in the United
To begin with, raising the tax will bring in more money to the government from since demand is inelastic for cigarettes and people will keep on buying them. The extra amount of income could be used to help the well being of the country and to provide more public goods. Also, cigarettes are a demerit good, a good which is considered unhealthy or damaging in some and can be physically harmful to the consumer and other surrounding, so when price increases, demand will fall. Even if it is a small fall in demand, it is most likely to be for the young smokers to demand since they have less income than adults. If more young smokers quit, the healthier the next generations will be since smoking is a main reason behind a lot of health issues including lung
Pros and Cons of Privatization 3.1 Government The Ontario government could benefit greatly from the privatization of the alcohol industry from a revenue standpoint. The privatization of alcohol could potentially see many different stores startup leading to a greater amount of sales, leading to more tax dollars for the government. This increase in tax dollars would likely be greater than the current LCBO structure. Conversely, if the alcohol industry were to privatize, the government may have to deal with the social consequences of increased consumption. In a recent study, 82% of homicides in North America were committed under the influence of alcohol.
If drug uses could grow their own weed, for example, it wouldn’t be a gateway drug therefore no black market. I would suggest selling weed in smoke shops, or liquor stores so the tax profits would increase at the same time. Legalization would get rid of some problems but yes I would also agree it would cause some as well. There would be a spike in the drug use because of the big ‘legalization hype’ but eventually it would go down. The best way I believe to reform this is put the government in change of selling them or assigning places to sell them, like the example I used in the liquor stores.
While the American government continues to reject the need to repeal prohibition on marijuana, the American people continue to suffer. The potential financial advantages of legalization are tremendous. Money and resources that are wasted on enforcement of current marijuana laws could easily be put to use in other much needed economic areas. Simply put, the desire of most Americans to enjoy marijuana's intoxicating "hi", combined with the numerous documented medicinal values, and the over 25,000 everyday products that can be made from the marijuana plant, and the vast amount of potential income from taxes, makes decriminalization and regulation by the federal government not just the right choice but the only choice. Since the Nixon administration