additional advance praise for
Marijuana Is Safer
“I have always maintained that the legalization o marijuana would lead toan overall drop in substance abuse in this country. In particular, the optiono legal marijuana use, as an alternative to the death and violence associ-ated with alcohol use, would be a welcome societal change. . . . Kudos toFox, Armentano, and Tvert or their remarkably insightul and importantbook.” —
Gary Johnson
, ormer Republican Governor o New Mexico“I took great pride in my perormance on and o the eld, and oten ques-tioned why our culture embraces alcohol while simultaneously stigmatiz-ing those who choose to consume a less harmul alternative, marijuana. . . .This outstanding book makes it clear that it is inconsistent, both legally andsocially, or our laws to punish adults who make the ‘saer’ choice.” —
Mark Stepnoski
, ve-time NFL Pro Bowler and two-timeSuperbowl champion with the Dallas Cowboys“
Marijuana Is Safer
is both inormative and timely. . . . As a physician andpublic health educator, I highly recommend this book.” —
Gregory T. Carter,
M.D., M.S., Clinical Proessor o RehabilitationMedicine, University o Washington School o Medicine“I you are one o the millions o Americans who support keeping mari- juana illegal but enjoy a good beer, glass o wine or cocktail now and then,I suggest you read
Marijuana Is Safer
, rehab your mind, and get high onthe acts. I, on the other hand, you already believe our marijuana laws areillogical, this book will give you hope that change is in the air—and show you how you can do your part to push it along.” —
David Sirota
, nationally syndicated columnist andbestselling author o
The Uprising
and
Hostile Takeover
“In a society too oten paralyzed by ear when it comes to nding smartsolutions to our ailed drug war,
Marijuana Is Safer
oers a pragmatic wayorward. The authors oer a new and common sense approach to mari- juana policy—one that is motivated not by incarceration or punishment,but by reducing the overall harm to our society.” —
Rick Steves
, travel guidebook writer and TV and radio host“Fox, Armentano, and Tvert oer a provocative new argument: that mari- juana is actually saer to use than alcohol, so it’s doubly dumb to ban the