Legalization of Marijuana (Cannabis) is highly logical in a day where alcohol and tobacco
             products, (although restricted by age) are available to millions of people every day. Someone has
             to wonder why there is such controversy about the proposal to legalize marijuana. Cannabis
             would benefit the economy enabling new jobs in the U.S. The sale of Cannibas would benefit the
             government as well with a tax. Being an illegal drug Cannabis has more helpful causes than
             Of course, there are many arguments for both sides of this debated issue. Nonetheless,
             Marijuana is no more harmful than alcohol and tobacco products and in some cases, marijuana has
             already proven to be medicaly helpful. Marijuana, a plant with many uses, should be legalized
             for crime deflation, medicinal help and tax purposes. Marijuana is, in truth, no more harmful than
             currently sold alcohol and tobacco products in the U.S. In fact marijuana is no more harmfull
             than sucking Helium. Each year, millions and millions of dollars are spent on health care issues
             stemming from the use of alcohol and tobacco drugs: Studies have indicated that the toxins in
             tobacco and that alcohol are addictive, cause birth defects, and cause many different cancers
             which kill people. Many families have suffered hard ships because of over use of these drugs.
             Fighting addictions, added to the cost of fighting cancer, has skyrocketed the amount of money
             spent each year. Studies do not, however, indicate that marijuana is a "gateway drug," one that
             causes addiction . Perhaps the only reason that currently points to danger associated with
             marijuana has more to do with the fact that because it is not currently government regulated for
             the public use, marijuana does, occasionally, contain impurities that cause temporary nausea.
             Perhaps under the FDA specifically, would guarantee a consistently pure
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