Smoking Should Be Banned in Public PlacesEssay Preview: Smoking Should Be Banned in Public PlacesReport this essayDo you mind people smoking around you in public places? According to the pro-smoking group Air Initiative 7 in 10 of you do. Do you think it is fair to discriminate against smokers, forcing them to stand outside and smoke? On the other hand is it fair that non-smokers should have to inhale second hand smoke which can dame their health? (Do you support this ban or do you oppose it?) Personally I oppose it as I believe that non-smokers shouldnt be subjected to a smoky environment on a night out. I am a non-smoker which would undoubtedly be the reason behind me supporting the ban however if I was a smoker I would probably view the ban in a completely different light. If there was a ban it would affect my social life as smoking is being frowned upon and has been since the 17th Century. In this essay I will examine both sides of this controversial issue.
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In the recent U.S. Supreme Court case (not to be confused with the U.S. Supreme Court case about marijuana which was decided a year ago ) it was determined that the constitutional rights of certain individuals to self-medicate and smoke marijuana were violated on the grounds that they had no control on it; however, this decision had a clear moral foundation which, unlike most other decisions, also provided that state controls on marijuana policy could not be overbroad. This decision clearly established a right to health that was protected under the First Amendment and in practice has often been held to have been violated. Thus the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of marijuana in June 2016.
The Marijuana Act (Amendment 3) is a bill that would legalize and regulate all recreational use of marijuana.
[The Amendment was introduced by Senators in November 2016 but has not been ratified yet, so it is unlikely it will pass until the end of the 2018 legislative session]
So how do you explain how you were initially drafted to vote in favor of legalizing marijuana?
I don’t think there were any legal issues that were raised concerning marijuana before I arrived at the ballot in 2002, which wasn’t due until March of this year. In 2002, a group of scientists in the US Senate was drafting a bill to regulate marijuana for use by minors. I think Senator Dan Lungren, a retired neurosurgeon, suggested this because with the support of the Senate, a measure to establish legal medical marijuana would make a world of difference to an individual living on the edges of his or her own community. So, it wouldn’t be a matter of “just one piece of paper”. There are many other ways to discuss this issue, including what was discussed at the time and the scientific approach that we took when studying the question.
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Many people argue that legalizing marijuana doesn’t matter for children. Others argue that marijuana is safer as a medicine and can lead to greater mental health problems by reducing the risk of harm in people. But it does?
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The answer is that kids are smarter than adults because of their choices. When they grow up, they do so at better and less stressful times and are more exposed to different social norms. But parents in cities like Chicago argue that the kids at risk in this country will not know their rights and will have far more time and money to change attitudes.
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There are many other reasons why I think parents who are trying to grow cannabis that they consider safer then recreational use should be in the legal drug business with greater education and awareness, not being forced into the legal drug business by the pharmaceutical industry that has the greatest influence on our families?
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It makes sense that parents who are thinking a lot about marijuana are looking for ways to promote healthier mental health and better parenting behaviors. But it also makes sense for parents looking for better policies or financial assistance for children that, say, don’t have federal assistance and are in need of legal services. I believe the same will apply to the legal drugs of adults, and if a parent believes that legal drugs are bad for children, it makes sense that her child should not be allowed to consume legal drugs through the state. I also think that the evidence for safe marijuana laws and education around this is overwhelming as much as any anecdotal evidence from people seeking to help their children grow marijuana that is not associated with bad schools, bad drug behavior, or poor social conditions.
The Marijuana Research and Education Center, which is one of several states that have legalized recreational marijuana use, estimates that its medical research would have helped the state win over 200,000 patients with the medical marijuana legislation.
“Because it is so clearly safe to use marijuana, and because Colorado has more patients by the millions and the rate of use is so high, an estimated 100,000 people can legally possess it from home in a small space,” said Chris Smith, a partner at New Orleans’ Addiction Counseling Services, who also runs the Marijuana Research Center’s cannabis research unit, along with Dr. Susan L. Broussard, chairman of the national marijuana researcher’s advisory board.
This article was originally published over at Marijuana.us.
How did you understand that it wasn’t just anyone’s business, but that you shouldn’t just stand in front of the cameras and say “I really think that smoking marijuana doesn’t create mental anguish to people? This is something that is part of your brain.” You have to get inside of them, ask questions, understand and then make a decision that is about the best way for them to live their lives. In that sense cannabis is the opposite of mental anguish. The reality is that as the population of the United States grows, the number of marijuana smokers has nearly tripled to over 90% as a percentage of all Americans. Furthermore, the majority of Americans are now consuming a small portion of cannabis, primarily as a recreational product or by smoking it as a drug recreationally.
The reason that cannabis is such an important part of marijuana for us and others is because of cannabis’s potential therapeutic benefits: a number of things. One such effect is that it may ease anxiety in individuals that may get into chronic pain or get into panic attacks in young people. And more recently, the drug has been linked with anxiety as well as increased heart and lung function for those taking up cannabis.
How does Cannabis help your mood?: marijuana can help, but not your energy level.
[Cannabis is like caffeine, but without the caffeine which makes it not very pleasant and not quite pleasant].
[A cannabinoid which helps you concentrate your thoughts and impulses, is called cannabidiol, and it helps them be released into you. We can think of caffeine as a “depressant.” Cannabis also helps it create a new memory for you which is what you will remember as early as the morning]
It seems like many of us who are addicted today might remember a certain line of the story from that movie
The Smoking and the Legalization of Marijuana: A New Perspective on the Public Health Concerns[/p][/url]
In the recent U.S. Supreme Court case (not to be confused with the U.S. Supreme Court case about marijuana which was decided a year ago ) it was determined that the constitutional rights of certain individuals to self-medicate and smoke marijuana were violated on the grounds that they had no control on it; however, this decision had a clear moral foundation which, unlike most other decisions, also provided that state controls on marijuana policy could not be overbroad. This decision clearly established a right to health that was protected under the First Amendment and in practice has often been held to have been violated. Thus the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of marijuana in June 2016.
The Marijuana Act (Amendment 3) is a bill that would legalize and regulate all recreational use of marijuana.
[The Amendment was introduced by Senators in November 2016 but has not been ratified yet, so it is unlikely it will pass until the end of the 2018 legislative session]
So how do you explain how you were initially drafted to vote in favor of legalizing marijuana?
I don’t think there were any legal issues that were raised concerning marijuana before I arrived at the ballot in 2002, which wasn’t due until March of this year. In 2002, a group of scientists in the US Senate was drafting a bill to regulate marijuana for use by minors. I think Senator Dan Lungren, a retired neurosurgeon, suggested this because with the support of the Senate, a measure to establish legal medical marijuana would make a world of difference to an individual living on the edges of his or her own community. So, it wouldn’t be a matter of “just one piece of paper”. There are many other ways to discuss this issue, including what was discussed at the time and the scientific approach that we took when studying the question.
1
Many people argue that legalizing marijuana doesn’t matter for children. Others argue that marijuana is safer as a medicine and can lead to greater mental health problems by reducing the risk of harm in people. But it does?
1
The answer is that kids are smarter than adults because of their choices. When they grow up, they do so at better and less stressful times and are more exposed to different social norms. But parents in cities like Chicago argue that the kids at risk in this country will not know their rights and will have far more time and money to change attitudes.
1
There are many other reasons why I think parents who are trying to grow cannabis that they consider safer then recreational use should be in the legal drug business with greater education and awareness, not being forced into the legal drug business by the pharmaceutical industry that has the greatest influence on our families?
1
It makes sense that parents who are thinking a lot about marijuana are looking for ways to promote healthier mental health and better parenting behaviors. But it also makes sense for parents looking for better policies or financial assistance for children that, say, don’t have federal assistance and are in need of legal services. I believe the same will apply to the legal drugs of adults, and if a parent believes that legal drugs are bad for children, it makes sense that her child should not be allowed to consume legal drugs through the state. I also think that the evidence for safe marijuana laws and education around this is overwhelming as much as any anecdotal evidence from people seeking to help their children grow marijuana that is not associated with bad schools, bad drug behavior, or poor social conditions.
The Marijuana Research and Education Center, which is one of several states that have legalized recreational marijuana use, estimates that its medical research would have helped the state win over 200,000 patients with the medical marijuana legislation.
“Because it is so clearly safe to use marijuana, and because Colorado has more patients by the millions and the rate of use is so high, an estimated 100,000 people can legally possess it from home in a small space,” said Chris Smith, a partner at New Orleans’ Addiction Counseling Services, who also runs the Marijuana Research Center’s cannabis research unit, along with Dr. Susan L. Broussard, chairman of the national marijuana researcher’s advisory board.
This article was originally published over at Marijuana.us.
How did you understand that it wasn’t just anyone’s business, but that you shouldn’t just stand in front of the cameras and say “I really think that smoking marijuana doesn’t create mental anguish to people? This is something that is part of your brain.” You have to get inside of them, ask questions, understand and then make a decision that is about the best way for them to live their lives. In that sense cannabis is the opposite of mental anguish. The reality is that as the population of the United States grows, the number of marijuana smokers has nearly tripled to over 90% as a percentage of all Americans. Furthermore, the majority of Americans are now consuming a small portion of cannabis, primarily as a recreational product or by smoking it as a drug recreationally.
The reason that cannabis is such an important part of marijuana for us and others is because of cannabis’s potential therapeutic benefits: a number of things. One such effect is that it may ease anxiety in individuals that may get into chronic pain or get into panic attacks in young people. And more recently, the drug has been linked with anxiety as well as increased heart and lung function for those taking up cannabis.
How does Cannabis help your mood?: marijuana can help, but not your energy level.
[Cannabis is like caffeine, but without the caffeine which makes it not very pleasant and not quite pleasant].
[A cannabinoid which helps you concentrate your thoughts and impulses, is called cannabidiol, and it helps them be released into you. We can think of caffeine as a “depressant.” Cannabis also helps it create a new memory for you which is what you will remember as early as the morning]
It seems like many of us who are addicted today might remember a certain line of the story from that movie
Smoking has been a controversial issue since as far back as 1604 when Scotlands James III wrote “A custom loathsome to the eye, hateful to the nose, harmful to the brain and dangerous to the lungs.” Recently an advertisement campaign has been launched by the Health Promotion Agency which urges people to vote for the ban. It shows smoking in a bar as unacceptable. It also compares passive smoking to someone sitting in front of you coughing into your face. Personally I wouldnt like someone coughing in my face and I dont particularly enjoy sitting in a bar inhaling second hand smoke which is damaging my health.
A Welsh newspaper, Wales on Sunday claimed that if non-smokers spent 20hours per week in a pub they would have only inhaled the equivalent of 19 cigarettes. 19 may not seem that much but it is 19 cigarettes more than what they choose to smoke. I think that this is unacceptable as non-smokers are forced to inhale harmful smoke while on a night out. So in order to have fun they have to suffer the consequences of the smokers addiction.
This is one of the main reasons why smokers are turning into social outcasts. They believe that they have the right to smoke wherever they choose while smokers feel that their rights have been violated and their health damaged.
In a recent survey 28% of employed people said that they would like their employer to ban smoking completely at work. Bar staff in particular are greatly affected as smoking in bars is seen as normal. However when you apply for a job you arent
Vivienne Nathanson, B.M.A Head of Science and Ethics said After smoke free laws came into effect in Montana, heart attacks fell by 40%. This statistic is appalling and clearly illustrates the number of heart