This is a golden opportunity for the people of Indiana to lead the leaders! On August 26th, Indiana NORML will present our Indiana Cannabis Town Hall meeting. It will be at the Indiana State Library, 315 W. Ohio Street in … Continue reading
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Hospital Visits for Cannabis is a Farce
By Neal Smith on July 19, 2020 in Activism, Criminal Justice, Culture, Health, Indiana, Legalization, Science
We’ve known for some years that most hospital and rehab clinics have been, by and large, superfluous. Prohibitionists use these figures to back up their claims that Cannabis is dangerous We’ve also known for years that for all but 1% … Continue reading →
Anit-Cannabis Laws Lead to Government Corruption
We have a serious chemical drug problem in Indiana. Cannabis is not a “Gateway” substance; rather it is an exit substance. Several studies have shown that in legal states, there’s a 25% reduction in opioid abuse when Cannabis is used. … Continue reading →
Still No Difference
Prohibitionists just can’t seem to understand that the euphoria from ingesting Cannabis is different than being drunk on alcohol. They just can’t fathom that the results of Cannabis doesn’t make you stagger when you walk, slur your speech or drive … Continue reading →
The Way Forward on a National Level
While there is still room for improvement, the nation of Uruguay is showing the world how relegalization is done. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/may/27/marijuana-legalisation-uruguay-seen-half-measure-users?CMP=share_btn_fb
Cannabis Driving Study Ripped Apart
The vast majority of anti-Cannabis studies, especially those concerning driving, are suspect in being skewed. Most studies show that drivers who have ingested Cannabis just before driving are insignificantly more impaired than drivers not under the influence of anything and … Continue reading →