claygooding

The anti-drug cartels are lining up,and big bucks are moving from their supporters to newspapers for any stories that cast disparity
and woe on the legalization of marijuana. And we are fighting three different major markets,pharmaceuticals,textiles and paper. All which stand to lose millions,and possibly billions,when and if legalization occurs. The legalization of marijuana also removes the laws against hemp production,which will greatly effect the markets of the textile industry and paper industry.
I believe the pharmaceutical companies will be the big losers though
because of their losses for most of their mood altering drugs,all of their sleeping pills and will result in lower dosages of their pain medications because even pain management clinics have attested to the fact that the patients that used cannibus with their prescription medications,required less of the chemical pharmaceutical prescription drugs than when they used the prescription drugs alone,which reduced some of the harmful side effects caused by the man made drugs.
The violence and black market supporting anti-drug cartels are grasping at every straw as they are being out debated at every confrontation with facts and studies,some they paid for when trying to find harm in marijuana. And all they have are the what ifs and perhaps theories or myths they generated for their stupid anti-drug ads. Even their "What about the children?" fall back has been answered with the fact that legalization would have stores selling where id's are checked and underage use is prevented,versus dealers that never check id's,and it is going to continue until they remove the profit from marijuana dealing and
return it to its proper place in society,a useful medical and recreational substance that belongs to no one,and everyone. Mother natures most perfect plant,both feared and revered throughout history,with deep roots in religions and medical practices,before we prohibited it and caused all the ruckus now happening.