Marijuana is the future. The legalization of marijuana is a garneted solution in 
            
 solving the nation's debt and many other problems. I think legalizing marijuana in the 
            
 United States would create more jobs, boost the economies efficiency, and lower the 
            
 	If marijuana was legalized someone would need to grow and pick it. Wright? This 
            
 is exactly why marijuana should be legal in the  first place. If the President, and members 
            
 of congress passed a law authorizing the legalization of marijuana, many jobs would be 
            
 created in the process. With un-employment being at a record high, legalizing marijuana 
            
 would be a huge needed improvement. The more people that are working equal more 
            
 money being earned per household and more money being earned per household equals 
            
 more money recycling back through the economy. The more money recycled through the 
            
 economy will result in a more fruitful and efficient economy. 
            
 Taxes play a major role in The United States. An item that is taxed produces 
            
 currency for anything from the infrastructure of a city, to funding the armed forces. 
            
 If cigarettes are legal and taxed extremely high why not use the same concept with 
            
 marijuana? Taxing marijuana would boost the economy. Why not control an uncontrolled 
            
 substance and better the economy at the same time. Just think of how people quit 
            
 smoking after the sales tax rose. Legalizing marijuana would have the same effect. 
            
 Those who can afford the outrageous sales tax will better the economy and those that 
            
 cant will have buy it in sprits when ever they can afford it. Besides boosting the 
            
 economy, legalizing marijuana will lower the crime rate in the United States.
            
 	The government has fought to keep marijuana illegal, including taking states that 
            
 try to decriminalize the drug to court. While the federal government ignores the obvious, 
            
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