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Thailand became the first Southeast Asian country to legalize medical marijuana. The military-appointed National Legislative Assembly approved medical marijuana in a vote of 166-0, while 13 members did not vote. The law will legalize production, import, export, possession, and use of medical marijuana. via: ProCon.org - Thailand Legalizes Medical Marijuana

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Cannabis Laws with Possession and Cultivation Limits

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NEW ProCon.org Website! – Should Recreational Marijuana Be Legal?

2/13/18  - Our 56th website explores the pros and cons in the debate over legalizing recreational (also called adult-use) marijuana. More than half of US adults have tried marijuana, despite it being an illegal drug under federal law. Proponents say legalization will add billions to the economy, create hundreds of thousands of jobs, free up scarce police resources, and stop the huge racial disparities in marijuana enforcement. Opponents say legal marijuana will result in more teen marijuana use, lead to more medical emergencies including traffic deaths from driving while high, increase crime, and cause environmental damage. Our new website presents the top pro & con arguments and quotes, a history of the debate, a video gallery, and a state guide to marijuana laws. It took 5 months, 250 sources, and 750 hours to create this free, nonpartisan resource for our readers. 

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On Election Day, Nov. 8, 2016, voters in five states – Arizona, California, Maine, Massachusetts, and Nevada – will decide whether or not to legalize marijuana. Each of these measures would allow adults to possess up to one ounce of marijuana (up to 2.5 ounces in Maine) and grow up to six marijuana plants. All five states currently have legalized medical marijuana. California is seen by many as a tipping point for marijuana legalization, with proponents saying that if the state legalizes marijuana, then the rest of the country will follow. Four states have already legalized marijuana: Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington. An Oct. 2016 Pew Research Center poll shows that support of marijuana legalization is at 57%, up from 12% in 1969. Gallup reports that 13% of Americans use marijuana. The trends are driven largely by Millennials (18-35 years old), of whom 71% support marijuana legalization, compared to the Silent Generation (71-88 years old), of whom 33% support marijuana legalization, according to Pew. Evan Nison, Board Member of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), stated, “We do have an historic amount of initiatives on the ballot, which signals the trends that are happening. I think we’ll almost for sure get California, which is going to be huge. I think we’ll get Maine, which will be the first legal state on the East Coast.” Roger Morgan, Founder and Chairman of the Take Back America Campaign, stated that marijuana is “an illegal drug by federal standards for good reason.” He outlined opponents’ environmental concerns: “We already have over 50,000 illegal outdoor cultivation sites [in California] that are destroying our natural resources. The fertilizers and pesticides used are polluting the ground and the water table… It’s an environmental disaster, aside from the fact that today’s high potency marijuana is extremely harmful [to users].” The 2016 presidential candidates vary on marijuana legalization. Hillary Clinton, Gary Johnson, Jill Stein, and Donald Trump are all pro medical marijuana, while Johnson and Stein are also pro marijuana legalization. Medical marijuana is already legal in 25 states and would grow to 28 if ballot initiatives in Arkansas, Florida, and North Dakota are passed. Medical marijuana initiatives were proposed but did not make the 2016 ballots in Missouri, Michigan, or Oklahoma. The ballot measure in Oklahoma was approved for later ballot inclusion, likely 2018. 

 (via Marijuana Legalization - ProCon.org)

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#MMJRA

Medical Marijuana Restoration Act Keeping Our Promise of Compassionate Care www.MMjRa.org Blog Facebook Twitter

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Bulbasaur you were always my favorite

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Guide to Cannabinoids

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High Class Art: Cannabis Charcoal and Water Bong Color

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Marijuana Voodoo Bunny

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D.A.R.E. Published an Op-ed Calling for Marijuana Legalization

"Legalizing and regulating marijuana will actually make everyone safer."

The war on drugs is over, and weed won. D.A.R.E., the organization designed to plant a deep-seated fear of drugs in the minds of every late-20th-century middle schooler, published an op-ed calling for marijuana legalization.

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