Legalizing Marijuna

Caffeine is America’s best friend, when trying to pull ourselves together whether it is a Monday morning, or Friday morning caffeine will always be there. Drinking caffeine has become apart of ones daily routine, you wake up, brush your teeth, and head for the kitchen to go make fresh pot of caffeine, more commonly referred to as coffee. If you think about it, caffeine plays the same role as any drug, because of its psychological addiction problem. America needs to face the facts; caffeine is everyone’s worst vice, but I’m guessing it is okay because it is legal? Unlike another drug called Marijuana (an intoxicating drug obtained from the hemp plant.) There have been several cases that have proven marijuana to have been affective purely for medical reasons: to ease the nausea of chemotherapy, to reduce the pain of multiple sclerosis, to alleviate the symptoms of glaucoma, and to improve appetite dangerously reduced from AIDS, are only some to mention. Medical marijuana has taken its toll in improving the health of all. But why is it, that if some is caught in possession of this drug, the government says that you should be arrested, sentenc

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