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George Bieron's Marijuana, The Deceptive Drug

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Free write legalize it In the essay legalize it by lynn streeter,she had written an essay on the use of marijuanna .the argument to leglize it ,and made an argument against an article by George Bierson’s "Marijuana, the Deceptive Drug", that he wrote claiming marrajuanna use is harmfull. She argued that he used were disproved but did not provide evidence of his article being wrong. Sshe did not support her statement with evidence of whre she had gotten her information.she did that with using statistic from government surveys,but did not use what survey she got her information from.which one could argue against her argument making her essay ,and week,the whole paer lacked the use of support for her argument.while what she had stated in

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