The Politics of Pot: Like Any Industry it's About Revenue

As we continuethe theme of Hempas agrowth industry it is important to understand the Politics of Pot..

. others do too. The NY Times published an in-depth article with the backing of a Harvard Professor who said that legalizing all drugs would immediately repair the US Economy. Who am I to argue with Harvard, but I think the takeaway here is that we are seeing the media position Cannabis as a useful tool in HealthCare. Once we overcome this hurdle we can begin the process of examining the economics, which will come in future articles..stay tuned.

Marijuana use has positive attributes, such as its medical value and use as a recreational drug with relatively mild side effects. Many people use marijuana because they have made an informed decision that it is good for them, especially Americans suffering from a variety of serious ailments. Marijuana provides relief from pain, nausea, spasticity, and other symptoms for many individuals who have not been treated successfully with conventional medications.

Many American adults prefer marijuana to the use of alcohol as a mild and moderate way to relax. Americans use marijuana because they choose to, and one of the reasons for that choice is their personal observation that the drug has a relatively low dependence liability and easy-to-manage side effects. Most marijuana users develop tolerance to many of marijuana's side effects, and those who do not, choose to stop using the drug. Marijuana use is the result of informed consent in which individuals have decided that the benefits of use outweigh the risks, especially since, for most Americans, the greatest risk of using marijuana is the relatively low risk of arrest.

Marijuana users are determined to stand up to the injustice of marijuana probation and accomplish legalization, no matter how long or what it takes to succeed. Despite the threat of arrests and a variety of other punishments and sanctions marijuana users have persisted in their support for legalization for over a generation. They refuse to give up their long quest for justice because they believe in the fundamental values of American society. Prohibition has failed to silence marijuana users despite its best attempts over the last generation. The issue of marijuana's legalization is a persistent issue that, like marijuana, will simply not go away. Marijuana will be legalized because marijuana users will continue to fight for it until they succeed.

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The Politics of Pot: Like Any Industry it's About Revenue

By: Ronald Russo

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