No one has ever died from smoking marijuana

THE recent march in Cork to legalise cannabis for medical purposes was well-attended and covered by the mass media.

No one has ever died from smoking marijuana
Mon, 16 May, 2011 - 01:00
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I attended the march and was so proud of the job done by the organisers “Legalise Cannabis Ireland” and “Students for a Sane Drug Policy”.

Please allow me to answer a very frequently-asked question regarding the use of cannabis.

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