News (Media Awareness Project) - CN BC: LTE: Marijuana: Prohibition Cuts Consumption |
Title: | CN BC: LTE: Marijuana: Prohibition Cuts Consumption |
Published On: | 2003-04-25 |
Source: | Langley Advance (CN BC) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-20 19:01:24 |
MARIJUANA: PROHIBITION CUTS CONSUMPTION
Dear Editor,
According to the few statistics of that time-period, alcohol prohibition
proved that the illegal status of that substance reduced its public rate of
consumption .
Also many studies indicate that pot-consumers' mental health depends in
part on the reduction or prevention of cannabis consumption.
If pro-pot people propose legalizing marijuana for practical reasons -
e.g., less pressure on already-overburdened law-enforcement and justice
systems - that's a clear motive, but there's simply way too much of the
media-propagated B.S. out there [Prohibition propagates propaganda, March
25 Letters to the Editor, Langley Advance News] telling our impressionable
youth that pot is harmless.
Frank G. Sterle, Jr. White Rock
Dear Editor,
According to the few statistics of that time-period, alcohol prohibition
proved that the illegal status of that substance reduced its public rate of
consumption .
Also many studies indicate that pot-consumers' mental health depends in
part on the reduction or prevention of cannabis consumption.
If pro-pot people propose legalizing marijuana for practical reasons -
e.g., less pressure on already-overburdened law-enforcement and justice
systems - that's a clear motive, but there's simply way too much of the
media-propagated B.S. out there [Prohibition propagates propaganda, March
25 Letters to the Editor, Langley Advance News] telling our impressionable
youth that pot is harmless.
Frank G. Sterle, Jr. White Rock
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