marijuana should be legalised it would help us in the long run and get us out of debit

Ok this is my this is my first debate ever. so I am expecting to loose this battle on account I have poor grammar or what not but I just am curious to see if anyone here can point out a link where it shows proof that marijuana has killed someone. Its also 2am here I am having a brain freeze that I can't even think what side I would put I am putting pro for I am for marijuana not killing anyone if that makes since. If I am suppose to put con than I apologize. like I said I have never done this debate thing before so why not start here where a professional can take me on. So with that I start of by posting the links I have found that support my argument that marijuana has not killed anyone. Here is the link http://drugwarfacts.org... and I took the liberty of posting what it shows on the site Annual Causes of Death in the United States Tobacco 435,000^1 Poor Diet and Physical Inactivity 365,0001 Alcohol 85,000 ^1 Microbial Agents 75,000^1 Toxic Agents 55,000^1 Motor Vehicle Crashes 26,347^1 Adverse Reactions to Prescription Drugs 32,000^2 Suicide 30,622^3 Incidents Involving Firearms 29,000^1 Homicide 20,308^4 Sexual Behaviors 20,000^1 All Illicit Drug Use, Direct and Indirect 17,0001, ^5 Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Such As Aspirin 7,600^6 Marijuana 0 also here is what the subsection shows on the site as well http://drugwarfacts.org... there is much more on there as well feel free to take a look I have have posted what I felt was important of each section and the sources are on the site as well. it is physically impossible to eat enough marijuana to induce death. 8.Despite the widespread illicit use of cannabis there are very few if any instances of people dying from an overdose. In Britain, official government statistics listed five deaths from cannabis in the period 1993-1995 but on closer examination these proved to have been deaths due to inhalation of vomit that could not be directly attributed to cannabis (House of Lords Report, 1998). By comparison with other commonly used recreational drugs these statistics are impressive." 14.Although people may think that the Drug War targets drug smugglers and 'King Pins,' in 2008, 49.8 percent (half) of the 1,702,537 total arrests for drug abuse violations were for marijuana -- a total of 847,863. Of those, 754,224 people were arrested for marijuana possession alone. By contrast in 2000 a total of 734,497 Americans were arrested for marijuana offenses, of which 646,042 were for possession alone. TAKE A LOOK AT THAT CHART. Well I am going to stop it there. Again I am not looking to win a debate I am only looking for evidence that states it has killed so like the government says.. One other thing you should know about me. I don't even use marijuana. I haven't found the need for it. I also for a long time thought it was a horrible drug and never should be used and should be illegal until the simplest question came to me and I had nothing to back it up with which immediately made me switch sides. The question that was who has died from marijuana. My answer now is nobody On to my second part which to me is a no brainier. if you go back to the statistics tobacco and alcohol have killed a lot of people in this world where as marijuana hasn't. even people with a poor diet have died more than alcohol. So why is it we legalize the 1st and 3rd annual cause of death in the US. but can't legalize marijuana. http://www.saferchoice.org... the site listed above is just another simple source I found that once again shows Please also see the one above on the site "1." since I don't know how to paste charts 2. There are hundreds of alcohol overdose deaths each year, yet there has never been a marijuana overdose death in history. The consumption of alcohol is also the direct cause of tens of thousands of deaths in the U.S. each year. 3. Alcohol is one of the most toxic drugs, and using just 10 times what one would use to get the desired effect can lead to death. Marijuana is one of – if not the – least toxic drugs, requiring thousands times the dose one would use to get the desired effect to lead to death. This "thousands times" is actually theoretical, since there has never been a recorded case of marijuana overdose. 4. Long-term marijuana use is far less harmful than long-term alcohol use. There is little evidence, however, that long-term cannabis use causes permanent cognitive impairment, nor is there is any clear cause and effect relationship to explain the psychosocial associations. There are some physical health risks, particularly the possibility of damage to the airways in cannabis smokers. Overall, by comparison with other drugs used mainly for ‘recreational' purposes, cannabis could be rated to be a relatively safe drug. 6. There has never been a documented case of lung cancer in a marijuana-only smoker, and recent studies find that marijuana use is not associated with any type of cancer. The same cannot be said for alcohol, which has been found to contribute to a variety of long-term negative health effects, including cancers and cirrhosis of the liver. There is a heck of a lot more to list but I think I got my point across. I look forward to a great debate