When the topic of drug legalization comes up for debate, each side attempts to demonstrate the social, political and economic impact such a decision would have upon the populace. Clearly, what proponents do not realize is that revenue generated from the taxation of drugs would be ultimately and inevitably consumed by the increased social cost associated with legal drug use, such as exorbitant medical cost and the increased need for rehabilitation programs. Bibliography lists 8 sources. A two page paper presenting a short, succinct argument against legalizing drugs. The paper argues that we simply do not know enough about the long-term physical effects of drug use, but we already have a great deal of negative evidence about their social effects.
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A 5 page paper which presents an examination of the legalization of marijuana. Unbiased information, as well as the pros and cons, are provided. Bibliography lists 3 sources. In this well-organized essay, the writer describes the nature of LSD, its history, use, properties, and banning. Particular emphasis is placed upon the 'LSD controversy' and some of the known side effects of drug usage.