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Marijuana related arrests now account for 40%	by hadji	2005-05-04 12:56:10
of all drug related arrests. This rise in the popularity of marijuana is now cause for concern. This, according to a network news report. And they did specify "of all drug related arrests." My question: Why is this cause for concern? The rise in percentage is, again, in relation to all drug related arrests. So does this news report imply that we would rather have people using hard drugs?
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marijuana is a gateway drug	by emlaabs	2005-05-04 13:36:40
If that were true, then why the relative rise?	by hadji	2005-05-04 13:39:02
There is more propaganda than truth in that claim. (n/t)	by BloodyViking	2005-05-04 13:47:00
That's a pointless claim.	by AndyA	2005-05-04 13:52:54
Working for the Government, for example. (n/t)	by McNutcase	2005-05-04 13:56:14
Of course Tabacco is a gateway to Marijuana	by hieraco	2005-05-04 13:58:02
So are alcohol and sexual abuse.	by toxin	2005-05-04 14:52:00
...for those who would become addicted anyway.	by Kickstart	2005-05-04 15:43:03
It's a cause for concern because...	by Illiad	2005-05-04 14:09:07
And if th elaws are being flaunted. . .	by hieraco	2005-05-04 14:57:14
Assuming your post is at least semi-serious,	by hadji	2005-05-04 15:22:00

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