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const2013 [10]
3 years ago
7

You classify many of the things in your experience differently than others do because of your individual needs, interests, and v

alues. For instance, smoking marijuana might be classified by some as “evil” or “use of a dangerous drug” while others might see it as a harmless good time. Where does government fit into how people classify concepts and do they have a moral right to do so?
Please list a couple of reasons and maybe an essay outline. Thank you!
English
1 answer:
zalisa [80]3 years ago
4 0

examples

  • the way the governments media influences your decision because if it's popular it's mostly seen as good
  • the government can find ways to undermine the situation so that it can be in both parties favors
  • what the government considers evil will mostly be different than what others believe because they don't take religion into account

the value of smoking marijuana is very high especially since it gives 6.7% smoking in 2007 has risen up since then.

link to cite with https://www.drugfreeworld.org/drugfacts/marijuana/international-statistics.html

then you add your opinion on if they have the morals or rights to do so

(hope it's clear for you ask me if you have any questions)

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