1. The War on Drugs is prohibitively expensive. Since 1970 we spent 545 billion dollars on an unsuccessful policy to curve drug use.
2. Marijuana is less harmful than alcohol and tobacco.
3. Public opinion has never been better to facilitate national legalization.
4. We could generate a new source of tax revenue.
5. The War on Drugs has caused more human suffering than it has alleviated.
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