... , possess, or use cigarettes. Working laws vary by state, but are basically that children of a lesser age cannot work with heavy machinery, vehicles, construction, or in assembly lines. Exceptions include family jobs or jobs under government approval. Alcohol is very dangerous for small children to intake. They are much more prone to alcohol poisoning and other dangers from alcohol. One danger ... to use marijuana, and 22x more likely to use cocaine. Each cigarette a person smokes takes eleven minutes off of his or her life. Now if you take in account an average of smoking 20 cigarettes ...

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... some people who have extreme additions, that destroy families, demolish their former selves, and lose everything they ever had, just for a drink or a few hits. Having an addiction can scar a family and leave charred relationships in its wake. Most people dealing with addiction have done it for most of their lives, and have no intention of stopping, or even realize that ... he was not the person he used to be. He was an uncaring, alcohol fixated human, who was willing to lose his wife and child over a bottle. Alcohol destroyed my family, and I know that I am not alone. If you think about...

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... education. Working in a textile mill was very common. Ten to twelve hours a day in a cramped, dirty area. The pollution in the factories were severely damaging people. The wages were on average about 15 shillings for men and 7 for women. Since the wages were so low, women who had children had to go back the day after they gave birth so they ... can afford to care for the family. Punishments were inhumane. The owners were very clean and precise. Iron weights around kids necks, nailing children's ears to the table, hanging from the roof in baskets, which are a few ... ...

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... local justice systems. In that year their were 1,875,199 adult jail and prison inmates. For all the correction, judicial and legal and police costs it came up to and average of 78,154$ per imamate so you do the math. We have the highest prison population in the world. (show visual) BENEFITS: By legalizing drugs there will be no need ... . Most addicts cannot afford from their minimum wage jobs to afford the high price of drugs so they must steal and rob houses or whatever they can get, even robbing family members. People wont be getting shot over drug deals or drug turfs. Not to mention ...

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