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First speaker: sultan
Motion: allowing medical marijuana
Case line:   We are for legalizing medicinal marijuana

Motion

Ahmad mustafa: for legalizing medicinal marijuana. Medicinal marijuana has many health benefits both physically and mentally.  Marijuana can be used for pain treatment and sleep management.

Assertion

Anna Julia: she will state and reinforce the facts of why medicinal marijuana should be legalized. We all know that marijuana does not have that much bad effects; you can call them side effects. Many medicines used simply in our daily lives are much more dangerous than marijuana.

Reason:

The reason why we support the use of medicinal marijuana is due to the fact that it’s healthy for your mental health and physically health. Marijuana. Relief of chronic pain
There are hundreds of chemical compounds in cannabis, many of which are cannabinoids. Cannabinoids have been linked to providing relief of chronic pain due to their chemical makeup Improves lung capacity
Unlike smoking cigarettes, when smoking cannabis in the form of cannabis your lungs aren’t harmed.

Evidence:
According to  a harvard study written in 2020 it shows how much benefits cannabis includes. And you do not necessarily have to get high after using cannabis you are able to be not high after using it. Instead of consuming thc you can consume cbd

Impact:

legalizing medicinal marijuana believe that it can provide a safe and effective treatment option for patients suffering from a wide range of medical conditions. They argue that marijuana's active compounds, such as THC and CBD, can offer relief for chronic pain, muscle spasms, nausea, and other symptoms commonly associated with conditions such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, and multiple sclerosis. Additionally, supporters believe that legalizing medicinal marijuana can help reduce the use of more harmful and addictive medications such as opioids, which have contributed to the current opioid epidemic. Furthermore, they argue that allowing patients access to medicinal marijuana can promote a more compassionate and patient-centered approach to healthcare, where patients have greater control over their treatment options and quality of life.

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First speaker: We are against the use of marijuana medically and here is why.

Case line:
1. Negative effects on our Health
2. Risks of Marijuana Use During Pregnancy
3. How the legalization of Marijuana increases crime rates
4. Lack of evidence for medical marijuana

Topic: Negative Effects of Marijuana on Health

Assertion: Marijuana can have negative impacts on physical and mental health.

Reason: Marijuana contains psychoactive compounds that can alter brain function and affect physical health.

Evidence: Studies have shown that marijuana use can lead to respiratory problems, impaired memory and concentration, and increased risk of mental health disorders such as anxiety and depression. It can also affect heart rate and blood pressure, and long-term use can lead to addiction.

Impact: Marijuana use can have significant negative impacts on an individual's physical and mental health, leading to decreased quality of life and increased healthcare costs. It can also affect productivity and academic performance, as well as contribute to impaired driving and accidents.

Topic: Risks of Marijuana Use During Pregnancy

Assertion: Marijuana use during pregnancy can have negative impacts on fetal development and long-term health outcomes.

Reason: Marijuana can cross the placenta and affect fetal brain development.

Evidence: Studies have shown that marijuana use during pregnancy can lead to low birth weight, developmental delays, and increased risk of behavioral and cognitive problems in children. It can also affect maternal health, increasing the risk of complications during pregnancy and delivery.

Impact: Marijuana use during pregnancy can have significant negative impacts on both maternal and fetal health, leading to long-term health problems and increased healthcare costs. It can also affect the child's academic and social outcomes, leading to decreased quality of life.

Topic: How the legalization of Marijuana increases crime rates

Assertion: It reduces risks and increases profits of violent unlawful profiteering under guise of public health rather than restricting threats. Legal acceptance endorses, not reduces, criminal exploitation.

Reason: Powerful criminal organizations profit immensely from illegal drugs and violence against obstruction. Limited regulations afford rampant unlawful gains; public health claims mask predatory aims. They fund devastation threatening all.

Evidence: These groups generate billions illegally through violent enforcement of black market demands. Half measures and loopholes invite further atrocities and tyranny with little true benefit. Limited access condemns many; enrichment of few proves policy.

Impact: By legitimizing in any form, medical legalization aids expansion of criminal control, greater profits with less punishment, and continued ruination of lives and society. Resources now support threats, not health or safety. Regulation prevents harm, not provision of "medicine." Harm outweighs benefit.

Topic: Lack of evidence for medical marijuana

Assertion: No scientific validity shows it safe, effective, or warranted as legitimate medicine. It remains unproven through rigorous research required of approved medical treatments.

Reason: Strict evidence standards confirm a product's medical merit before acceptance as medicine; mere opinion or profit motive do not. Flawed studies and anecdotes do not medical policy make.

Evidence: Limited, inconclusive, or lacking, evidence falls far short of proving medical marijuana definitive medicine rather than controversial claim. Unchecked, it threatens science-based medicine itself.

Impact: Unproven allegations of medical benefits do not scientific legitimacy make. Alarm over false hope, harm, abuse, and unchecked industry spread. Policies must follow evidence, not profit.
Legitimacy comes through proof, not advocacy; health costs far outweigh opinion, not evidence-based findings.

Counter for their things:

While it is true that marijuana has been linked to providing relief for chronic pain and improving lung capacity, we must also consider the potential risks and negative effects that come with its use. The fact that marijuana is a psychoactive drug means that it can have negative effects on mental health, including an increased risk of psychosis, depression, and anxiety disorders. This is especially concerning for patients who may already be struggling with mental health issues.

Furthermore, the long-term effects of marijuana use are still not fully understood. While it may provide relief for chronic pain, it can also lead to addiction and dependence. This is a serious concern, as addiction to any substance can have a negative impact on one's life and relationships.

Additionally, legalizing medicinal marijuana could also lead to an increase in recreational use. This could lead to an increase in impaired driving and other negative consequences associated with drug use.

In conclusion, while there may be some benefits to legalizing medicinal marijuana, we must also consider the potential risks and negative effects that come with it. We need to carefully weigh the pros and cons before making a decision that could have a significant impact on public health and safety

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