Marijuana can prevent diseases like cancer, migraines, glaucoma, Alzheimer's. The active component of marijuana, cannabinoids, kill cancer cells. If marijuana can prevent disease like cancer why not to legalize?

It's cheaper than buying several kinds of medicines for each individual ailment and is more effective. It also calms people down and is a known cure for rabies.

I'm going to have to go with for. I mean, all benefits aside, what is the end game for a flatout ban on cannabis? Do world governments seek to drive these species to extinction intentionally? Not that it's likely to happen, but still.

The cannabis portion of the US 'war on drugs' (and similar, less dramatically worded campaigns in other countries) reeks of tilting at windmills. One has to question whether cocaine, heroin, and meth have all become such small problems that campaigning against cannabis is a reasonable use of resources - even if it were as bad as they make it out to be.

Prohibition causes more problem than it rectifies. And the main issue is why is it that a governing body all of a sudden has the right to tell us what we can and can't put into our bodies? How is it even possible for them to eliminate a plant from this world?

Cocaine raids has resulted in burning acres of crops. What the fuck, people? Destruction of environments is acceptable just to get rid of a fuckin' plant?

Marijuana legalization in one country isn't enough. Dr. King said that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Shit guys, marijuana prohibition is definitely an injustice.

Funny, I'm smoking pot as I write this.