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This 6 page report presents an essay that supports the legalization of marijuana in the United States. It then offers a critical analysis of that argument based on the rules and constraints of critical thinking and logic. Problems based on faulty reasoning and the presentation of theory as fact are discussed. The third part of the paper then presents a rewrite of the original essay. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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in a way that assure that it presents a logical framework of thought and does not rely on false assumptions or pseudo reasoning. An argument in favor of legalization
is presented, criticized, and re-written to assure that it is ultimately an argument presented logically, succinctly, and without emotional bias. The key points of why that logic can and
should be used are that irrefutable facts rather than subjective reasoning serves as a solid foundation for any and all arguments, regardless of subject matter.
Each and every American brings his or her own set of unique circumstances to the issue. As a parent, there is fear for the health and safety
of children. As a parent who grew up as part of the "baby boom generation," there may be very real concerns stemming from their own experiences and experimentation resulting
in a policy of "do as I say, not as I did." As an elected official there are issues of appearances and political correctness. As a businessperson, there
are issues relating to the economy. As a health care provider, there are questions relating to healthy lifestyles and prevention of inherent risk factors. The list goes on
and on, with each person having the slightest bit different perspective, a different variation on the theme. Any proposal, any "solution" will have both positive and negative effects.
An Argument for the Legalization of Marijuana - Part I According to Biren (1994), decriminalization in the United States truly does constitute
a potential solution because it both minimizes the drug abuse and costs to society imposed by drug control measures. Unrestricted access to all drugs is certainly not warranted because of
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