2023 stigmas still exist but a new education and marketing campaign is changing the minds of millions worldwide.
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After viewing the short presentation given on the cannabis industry you may have mixed emotions of the controversial plant. We have all grown up with a stigma either positive or negative of the effects of marijuana. In 2023 stigmas still exist but a new education and marketing campaign is changing the minds of millions worldwide.
• For this assignment, think about how each one of the representatives on the video presents their argument, facts and personal narrative.
• Are they genuine in their marketing of such a controversial product?
• Whom is their target market?
• What is your opinion of the big push for marijuana to be recognized and marketed as a “good” product as opposed to the stigma that been around for years.
The big push for marijuana to be recognized and marketed as a "good" product is a complex issue with a variety of perspectives. Some people believe that the stigma surrounding marijuana is unjustified, and that it should be treated like any other legal substance. Others are concerned about the potential negative consequences of marijuana use, such as addiction and impaired cognitive function.
Arguments in favor of marketing marijuana as a "good" product:
- Marijuana is a safer drug than alcohol and tobacco. Marijuana is less addictive than alcohol and tobacco, and it does not carry the same health risks.
- Marijuana has a number of potential medical benefits. Marijuana has been shown to be effective in treating a variety of medical conditions, including chronic pain, nausea, and seizures.
- Marijuana can be used to create a variety of products, including food, beverages, and cosmetics. This could create new economic opportunities and boost the economy.
- Legalizing and regulating marijuana could help to reduce crime. The black market for marijuana is a major source of revenue for criminal organizations. Legalizing and regulating marijuana could help to take this business away from criminals.
- Marijuana can be addictive. Although marijuana is less addictive than alcohol and tobacco, it is still possible to become addicted to marijuana.
- Marijuana can impair cognitive function. Marijuana can impair short-term memory, attention, and coordination. This can be a problem for students, workers, and drivers.
- Marijuana can lead to other drug use. Some people who use marijuana may go on to use other, more dangerous drugs.
- Marijuana use can have negative consequences for young people. Marijuana use can impair brain development and academic performance in young people.