Legalization of Marijuana Marijuana should be made legal in the state of Ohio. Not only will this help alleviate petty misdemeanors, but it will produce unbelievable amounts of tax dollars for the state. The bottom line is kids and adults will smoke marijuana if it legal or not. The legalization of marijuana will allow for the government to have a monitor of how many users there are, instead of speculating. There are some cons, such as underage users, or people driving while high, but this happens regardless of the legality, therefore, marijuana should be made legal. The pros are significant, such as the use of a pain medication to help those coping with serious problems or illnesses. There are also no deaths recorded …show more content…
The voters should realize that wherever one will go, marijuana will still be marijuana, and if it is legal somewhere, it still has the same effects if it was smoked in a state that hasn’t legalized it. If it is legalized, it is not as if someone is forcing everyone to use marijuana, it is still each person’s personal choice, just as drinking is. This is a reason why it should be legalized. No one is forcing others to do it, and it is solely a personal decision and an activity you do not have to take part in. It is a bit hypocritical by the government to allow some to smoke it, but for others it is a crime they can pay dearly for. Something must be done about this, which is why I believe it should be legalized across the …show more content…
First, a drug dealer will sell to anyone, even to children, in order to make money, and if marijuana was legal, the sale of weed could be monitored to only those of age. There are no dealers of alcohol, because it is legal, and store clerks sell to those of age. If marijuana was legal, dealers would go away, because they would not be able to make money, and marijuana users would be those of age (LegalizationofMarijuana.com). Another issue would be that an individual has a right to subject their body to whatever they please, and no one is pressing the issue. Millions of people die every year from obesity, yet the government does not monitor how much one may eat (LegalizationofMarijuana.com). One may choose to consume what and how much, a marijuana user may do the same, deciding if they want to use and how much. This idea of people being the deciding factors of what they put in their body is a very enticing point, and helps wrap up the fact that I believe marijuana should be