Technologies and products. The market, producing drug paraphernalia is cashing in on children’s addiction. Marijuana is being marketed in candy form, bright intriguing packaging, used to attract youth. Marijuana is easier than ever to use with all the new gadgets coming out to make smoking undetectable, efficient, and easy. There is no more need to develop a bong out of a water bottle, now youth can buy items such as the third iteration of Pax Labs’ eponymous handheld vaporizer which is subtler than ever before. Or one can purchase a Puffco Peak, which is a battery-powered gizmo with four different heat settings, which allows smoking to go undetected. For older parents with children using marijuana, they may not even know what to look for to know that their child is using.
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Perhaps the government perhaps sees this all as part of the consumer society. Using taxation, regulation, and prohibition to gain. “Most critics have argued that …show more content…
In accordance with this survey, 16 percent of Americans favored keeping the current policy on marijuana, about 29 percent backed only medical legalization, 5 percent supported decriminalization, and 49 percent agreed with full legalization (Lopez, 2018). Although, according to a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in October 2017 about six-in-ten Americans, 61 percent, say the use of marijuana should be legalized. They broke down their statistics to show how generations view marijuana use. The survey showed that many Millennials, a staggering 70 percent, are in support of marijuana legalization. Whereas, 66 percent of Gen Xers think there should be legalizations. Only 56 percent of Baby Boomers are in support, with a 58 percent of the Silent generation opposing legalization, and a mere 35 percent in favor (Geiger,