Millions of Americans take prescription drugs to treat a plethora of illnesses and symptoms, but not all drugs are created equal. The question of whether or not to consider marijuana a viable medical treatment remains a hot button issue. In states like California, medical marijuana clubs have flourished despite their federal illegality. Should the federal government allow states to make their own decisions, or is marijuana nothing more than a dangerous narcotic?
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Phony Straw-Man Arguments
- From Marijuana Policy Project
By Marijuana Policy Project - Reforming U.S. Marijuana Laws
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Physicians often don't know much about drugs
While physicians like Dr Voth often pose as experts on the efect of drugs , they are generally rather poorly educated about them. I ought to kow, I'm an MD myself.
If I know something about drugs, it is because I am also a PhD, Pharmacologist/toxicologist with a master's degree in psychopharmacology.
- sesquiculus
November 4, 2009 1:35PM
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