Boarding drug nr. 1 should stay illegal also very dangerous side effects.
Which happened as a knee jerk reaction to all the legal highs because government agencies weren't doing their job properly in consumer protection.
for the worse, like they did when in power the last time.The Tories would never let it happen anyway. If we got 3 terms of Labour in a row, they might make some changes then,
Why does anyone even ask this stupid question about cannabis? Everyone with any sense of awareness knows that its prohibition is based on pure lies and poisoned ideology.
Yes, make it legal and tax it.
if weed was legalised people wouldnt need to buy these unknown legal highs and there now illegal cos people have died from them, weed is prolly the safest of all the illegal drugs ive smoked it worst thing you can get is a bad trip all this crap about getting mental illness is only if your mind is succeptable to it and if you know that you wouldnt take it anyway, its like a person who is alergic to nuts hes not gonna eat nuts is he. all this scientific stuff is just published by the government to scare off campigners, natural weed in its pure form is safe i mean its a natural growing plant so why cant we smoke it, as i have said tobacco and alchohol are more dangerous than weed yet there legal, so the goverment have no leg to stand on really when thy legalise more dangerous things
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yeh cos teenagers are 100% law abiding right lol most people start drinking in there early teens
Weed has negative side affects too especially amongst minors
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Kids will always seek different kinds of high regardless
Personally my stance is indifference but if it became legal then it would need to be heavily taxed and regulated e.g. over 18 only, criminal offence to sell to a minor and if for health prescription
In the UK alcohol is taxed twice:
1) Standard rate VAT is charged at 20%.
2) Beer, Cider, Spirits and Wine all have there own 'built in' tax rates too, e.g 'Beer Duty' is charged at 8.10 pence per litre or 18.37 pence per litre or 23.85 pence per litre depending on the alcohol strength.
https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-shopping/alcohol-tobacco