Cannabis legalization decreases stock market value of major pharmaceutical firms
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#4States where marijuana is legal have lower incidence of opioid use.
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#5States where marijuana is legal have lower incidence of opioid use.
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#7States where marijuana is legal have lower incidence of opioid use.
I wonder what the data is on changes in alcohol sales and/or alcohol revenue at bars/restaurants.
1) You couldn't get a DUI at T+1-2 days after smoking. Many states including my own, merely need to show marijuana metabolites in your blood to convict for DUI.
2) Gun rights. You're staring down the barrel of 5+ years in jail of the feds find you in possession of weed with a firearm, even if pot is legal in your state.
Until those two things are fixed, anyone who depends on driving to keep their job or a firearm to protect their family should have some serious reservations about trading the bar for the dispensary.
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#8Cannabis products are a pharmaceutical. You're putting drugs in your body, just a different one.
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#9States where marijuana is legal have lower incidence of opioid use.
Correlation is not causation. There are many, many reasons why opioids are used.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I wonder what the data is on changes in alcohol sales and/or alcohol revenue at bars/restaurants.
I think a lot more people would switch to weed if: 1) You couldn't get a DUI at T+1-2 days after smoking. Many states including my own, merely need to show marijuana metabolites in your blood to convict for DUI. 2) Gun rights. You're staring down the barrel of 5+ years in jail of the feds find you in possession of weed with a firearm, even if pot is legal in your state. Until those two things are fixed, anyone who de…