MMMF - Review of Scientific Evidence

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	• Marijuana Myths Marijuana Facts: A Review Of The Scientific Evidence Lynn Etta Zimmer, John P. Morgan Lindesmith Center, 1997 - 241 pages average customer review:based on 42 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great

There are people who say weed leads to people dropping out of high school. Some people do drop out of high school and they use weed, but the two aren't related. Weed is something entirely different. It's frustrating to hear this because there are SO many other reasons why teenagers drop out i.e funding for schools,teachers, poverty, NOT WEED. It's a shame to hear people blame weed for people dropping out of school. This book puts these arguments to shame through reason. See "Culture of Fear" and some Noam Chomsky books as well

MMMF - Review of Scientific Evidence

Book in great shape! Very enlightening how society is continually being duped by those in power with money. Scientific methodology can reproduced - that is its strength. Industries do not want marijuana legalized for it will impact profit margins. The reason the whole "marijuana is a Schedule A" drug like heroin is totally false. This book proves by scientific method and dispels all of the wild myths about marijuana. Look out textile industry!

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Wonderfully insightful

Brilliant, a fantastic factual presentation of what marijuana is and its affects on the human species.

Enthralled Me

A very well written book on a topic heatedly (or so it seems) debated about today. Truly an eye-opener to those who are staunchly against legalization, or at least decriminalization of cannibis. Presents facts, cites them accordingly, and does so in an efficient yet pleasurable to read fashion. All in all, a very good read and an effective piece of propaganda in this unnecessary schism in our United States culture.

P.S. I actually chuckled to myself as i read this; about:
A) How the government misconstrues almost all information received by the public on this topic,
B) How absurd it is that a piece of foliage has such incredibly repercussions for simply possessing it, and,
C) How ignorant certain people are towards the substance, when they have never experienced its effects (i believe you have to try something at least once before you condemn it).

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SUPER AWESOME

It was a good read, everything is sourced well and legit. I have been passin it around to people (including parents) to read and they have enjoyed it as well. I highly recommend it for those involved with drug counseling and such to get your facts straight. I can debate with sourced proof!

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