A Play On Debating Drug Legalization (With Factual Arguments)

Summary

This play, written for a junior undergraduate college class, explores the strongest arguments for and against drug legalization. It adopts both deontological and consequentialist ethical perspectives, considering various moral frameworks and the significant public support for drug legalization, particularly for medical marijuana (as indicated by numerous polls). While acknowledging opposing views, the play presents balanced arguments from both sides. The author, a neutral and unbiased writer, aims to replicate the most common points of debate on marijuana legalization. This play could serve as an excellent school performance and potentially aid politicians in refining their debate skills. The author holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and an Associate's Degree in Business Management Technology, lending scholarly credibility to this work.