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Study: Marijuana May Not Lead to Hard Drugs
by w1ld at 8:39 pm EST, Dec 2, 2002 |
] "Casting doubt on a basic principle of U.S. anti-drug
] policies, an independent study concluded on Monday that
] marijuana use does not lead teenagers to experiment with
] hard drugs like heroin or cocaine.
]
] The study by the private, nonprofit RAND Drug Policy
] Research Center countered the theory that marijuana acts
] as a so-called gateway drug to more harmful narcotics, a
] key argument against legalizing pot in the United States.
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] " |
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RE: Study: Marijuana May Not Lead to Hard Drugs
by flynn23 at 8:17 am EST, Dec 5, 2002 |
w1ld wrote:
] ] "Casting doubt on a basic principle of U.S. anti-drug
] ] policies, an independent study concluded on Monday that
] ] marijuana use does not lead teenagers to experiment with
] ] hard drugs like heroin or cocaine.
] ]
] ] The study by the private, nonprofit RAND Drug Policy
] ] Research Center countered the theory that marijuana acts
] ] as a so-called gateway drug to more harmful narcotics, a
] ] key argument against legalizing pot in the United States. maybe so, but it definitely leads to lower productivity. |
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Study: Marijuana May Not Lead to Hard Drugs
by Moon Pie at 5:52 pm EST, Dec 3, 2002 |
Yeah.
] "Casting doubt on a basic principle of U.S. anti-drug
] policies, an independent study concluded on Monday that
] marijuana use does not lead teenagers to experiment with
] hard drugs like heroin or cocaine.
]
] The study by the private, nonprofit RAND Drug Policy
] Research Center countered the theory that marijuana acts
] as a so-called gateway drug to more harmful narcotics, a
] key argument against legalizing pot in the United States.
]
] " |
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