... . People say that marijuana leads to other harder, more harmful drugs. However, in the Netherlands, where most drugs are legal, the use of cocaine is much lower than in the United States. As shown in the table 4, "in 1999 12.0% of Americans over the age of 12 have tried coke at least once compared to only 2.4% in the Netherlands" (Drug 3). Furthermore, marijuana use is also lower in ... the Netherlands as seen in table 2.7. "In the United States, 35% of Americans over the age of 12 have tried marijuana at least ... marijuana with other drugs such as PCP and coke to enhance the effects w...

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... a bong. Hits are when someone sucks in marijuana from what ever they are using. The last object isn't really an object; it" s more of a category. This category is household objects. In today's world pot smokers have learned to smoke out of almost anything. They can make a hole in a coke can and use that. Take an apple put a couple holes in it and ... toke up. Marijuana users have found out that no matter where they are they can find something to smoke out of. Medicinal Marijuana or Rx as it called is not legal in the United States. Medical Marijuana is legal in ... that first comes to ...

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... reliant on Tylenols and Advils (whose active drugs acetaminophen, codeine, or anti-inflammatory agents could be nearly replaced by THC) by choosing marijuana. Anorexia, should the victim choose, could be eliminated by, "the munchies," where the user's appetite substantially increases and more foods seem desirable. As a recreational drug, marijuana can serve to remove social limitations. Like alcohol, marijuana changes your state ... do hard drugs whether pot existed or not. In fact, if pot didn't exist, people who desired to try a drug would try a harder drug such as coke. Such was obser...

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