I won't write a full essay, but I can give you some facts that you could add on to.
Our bodies respond well to marijuana, because marijuana has TCH. Our body has CBD receptors. Cannabanoids produced by our bodies or ingested through marijuana <span>react with a series of receptors in our brains called the endocannabinoid system, which is involved in appetite, mood, memory, and pain sensation. Medical marijuana comes in many different forms. Everyone knows about the food, and the actual plant that you smoke. But there are oils made from cannabis, and pills with the oil that you can take. Cannabis can be used to stop seizures, and can help pain, mental or physical pain. There have been no evidence for long term damaging effects in adults. There are three different types of marijuana. There is sativa, indica, and a hybrid. Indica is more of a muscle relaxer. It's used to relax you, or act as a sedative. Sativa is used as an uplifter, to make you more outgoing and make you well will physical activity. A hybrid is a good mix of the two. Marijuana is seen as something bad, when in actuality its just a plant. People have reacted worse to pills, which are legal and are prescribed way more often, than a plant thats grown and works well with out bodies.
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I believe the answer is <span>Ethics of care
</span><span>Ethics of care refers to an ethical theory that perceives the caring relationship between individuals as a central to morality.
This view started to become popularized alongside with the feminist movement in 20th century.</span>
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America is a republic and not a pure democracy. The contemporary efforts to weaken our republican customs and institutions in the name of greater equality thus run against the efforts by America’s Founders to defend our country from the potential excesses of democratic majorities. American republicanism and the ordered liberty it makes possible are grounded in the Federalists’ recognition that non-majoritarian parts of the community make legitimate contributions to the community’s welfare, and that preserving these contributions is the hallmark of political justice. But, the careful balance produced by our mixed republic is threatened by an egalitarianism that undermines the social, familial, religious, and economic distinctions and inequalities that undergird our political liberty. Preserving the republican freedoms we cherish requires tempering egalitarian zeal and moderating the hope for a perfectly just democracy.
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1. Mentally ill
2. Forced
3. For fun
4. Revenge
5. Money
