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Checkmate dug warriors.The post As Cannabis Consumption Goes up, Addiction Rates Go Down appeared first on The Anti-Media.

Later this month, the supreme court of Mexico will review the country's current prohibition of marijuana.The post Mexico Considering Legalizing Cannabis to Weaken Drug Cartels appeared first on The Anti-Media.

Everyone has heard of “runner’s high,” but it seems that it’s quite a literal statement.
For an all-natural high, tie on some running shoes and hit the pavement. Researchers from the University of Hamburg and University of Heidelberg say the same euphoric feeling that comes with smoking marijuana can be achieved through running and other forms of aerobic exercise because it impacts the brain in a similar way as marijuana. [1]

Are you ready for a cannabis vacation?The post Forget Casinos, Native Americans Are Opening the Nation’s First Cannabis Resort appeared first on The Anti-Media.

Here's what Pope Francis thinks about the War on Drugs.The post You Can Stop Kissing Pope Francis’ Ass Now, He Supports the War on Drugs appeared first on The Anti-Media.

Put down the phone and pick up the pipe.
The post Taking Selfies Officially More Dangerous than Using Cannabis appeared first on The Anti-Media.

In New York City, federal and city authorities announced last Wednesday that they were cracking down on synthetic marijuana, also known as Spice or K2, after raiding some 90 bodegas that sold the powerful drug.

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The outlawing of narcotic drugs at the start of the Twentieth Century, the turning of the matter from public health to social control, coincided with American’s imperial Open Door policy and the belief that the government had an obligation to American industrialists to create markets in every nation in the world, whether those nations liked it or not.

US Senator Elizabeth Warren seems to be changing her tune about marijuana legalization – an issue that is expected to be front and center in the upcoming elections. She recently told the Boston Globe that she is “open” to the legalization of both medical and recreational marijuana. She was opposed to it just three years ago.