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They need not confine income to drugs. These gangs can run contraband that have a high resale value. Customers continually create that demand as long as they seek things they cannot legally obtain. The actual dilemma therefore is not that prohibition fails but really that the young men who work for the criminal organizations know of no substitute for the underworld. In reality, these drug groups surely will cultivate alternative ways to make money.

Yet if we could show marijuana were safer than tobacco drug traffickers are already organized. Such groups will not disappear just because one gold mine is unavailable to them. Data documenting marijuana’s dangerous effects has been available for years but lobbyists of decriminalization have worked hard to hide the research under lies and propaganda.

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By doing this, they argue, we close off billions of dollars in receipts to the drug gangs of Mexico now struggling to shatter the government of Mexico. But in fact there can be no quick fix to the Mexican criminal organization threat. Commentators have begun to argue that drug prohibition is hopeless and that now is the time to legalize marijuana.

It contributes to emphyzema, cancer, and other health problems much like tobacco. Yet unlike tobacco, marijuana also leads to long-term memory loss and reduced cognitive abilities; so if we’ll firmly continue the war against tobacco only fools would want to accept marijuana. First of all, hash is now known to be a medically unsafe substance.

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Marijuana has been connected with emphyzema, cancer, and other health problems similar to tobacco. Yet more than tobacco, marijuana is associated with long-term memory loss and mental degradation; hence if we’ll firmly cultivate our health-conscious position against tobacco it makes no sense to approve of marijuana. First of all, hash is now known to be a medically dangerous plant.

But even if marijuana was healthier than tobacco the drug gangs are now among us. These gangs won’t vanish only because one type of financial resource is barred to them. Information addressing marijuana’s unheathly nature has been published for years but supporters of legitimacy have worked hard to hide the research with lies and propaganda.

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By doing this, the logic argues, we bar billions of dollars in profits to the drug traffickers of Mexico who are threatening to destroy the Mexican nation. But in fact there can be no easy resolution to the Mexican criminal organization problem. Commentators seem to argue that drug prohibition is unethical and that we should decriminalize marijuana.

Drug cartels don’t have to focus their crimes to drugs. Such people might run anything proven to have large profit. People actually create market because they seek stuff they cannot normally obtain. The true quandary for this reason is not that prohibition doesn’t work but rather that people who work for the criminal organizations know of no alternative to the underworld. In reality, criminal organizations will seek alternative ways to grow rich illegally.