... irrationalized arguments against marijuana, exploited the naivety of American society of those times in order to transform their ramblings into popularized truths that in reality are myths with no real foundations. The problem now being, like trying to convince the masses who believe the world is flat that it is in fact round, a universally accepted falsehood is much harder to unravel ... ...

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... controlled substances. These controlled substances were divided into five schedules or drug classifications with Marijuana being classified as a Schedule I drug because the drug was determined to have a high potential for abuse, no medical value, and was unsafe even under medical supervision (Bostwick, 2012). For the first time the federal government fails to acknowledge any medical uses of Marijuana, even though the ... ...

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