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Luxembourg Is Blazing -First European Country To Legalise Cannabis
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I thought it was legal in Barcelona but who knows ay.. Apparently Luxembourg is first European country to legalise. The movement is... Moving.
I thought it was legal in Barcelona but who knows ay.. Apparently Luxembourg is first European country to legalise. The movement is... Moving.
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Canabis induced psychosis is almost certainly from cannabis that has way too much thc % in it. This is one of the problems with black market cannabis. It is also an issue because of the lack of beneficial CBD.
Regarding finances, just look at the profits in Colorado. Once the gov breaks even, the rest of the profit could potentially go straight into our NHS.
The amount of ailments that could be cured with the legalised drug would be large also. That would help the NHS
The amount of prescription drugs that we could stop using as much would be huge.
The amount of police that could stop perusing cannabis crime would be huge.
All of those aspects would add up to government savings.
Regarding finances, just look at the profits in Colorado. Once the gov breaks even, the rest of the profit could potentially go straight into our NHS.
The amount of ailments that could be cured with the legalised drug would be large also. That would help the NHS
The amount of prescription drugs that we could stop using as much would be huge.
The amount of police that could stop perusing cannabis crime would be huge.
All of those aspects would add up to government savings.
Danny, in my knowledge as a gardener, leafs are riddled with stalks. In fact, the whole structure of a leaf is stalk.
Although leaf contains THC just like the bud and stalk/stem of the plant.. It is not good to smoke. This THC can be extracted and used in more healthy ways.
Yes a lot of cultures use the leaf of the plant as the cigarette paper, but in my knowledge as a westerner, that's certainly not our culture.
The UK culture is to not smoke leaf or stalk. The UK culture is also to smoke it with tobacco (bad for the health) in a rizzla.
Although leaf contains THC just like the bud and stalk/stem of the plant.. It is not good to smoke. This THC can be extracted and used in more healthy ways.
Yes a lot of cultures use the leaf of the plant as the cigarette paper, but in my knowledge as a westerner, that's certainly not our culture.
The UK culture is to not smoke leaf or stalk. The UK culture is also to smoke it with tobacco (bad for the health) in a rizzla.
Danny, many county's have actually decriminalised cannabis. teesside for example. It is up to the chief of each county how they react and act.
If cannabis was decriminalised across the UK or even legalised, then it would not be only for oils. It would certainly be for flower as well.
I am talking recreational.
Medicinally, yes mostly they would be oils, and oral sprays.
If cannabis was decriminalised across the UK or even legalised, then it would not be only for oils. It would certainly be for flower as well.
I am talking recreational.
Medicinally, yes mostly they would be oils, and oral sprays.
If this link can be opened it explains what is and what is not smoked on a cannabis plant and how it is prepared for those who are actually interested. It does have an age limit on viewing.
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danny
I believe,to their shame, Chief Constables have negated their responsibilities with regard to possession and growing the stuff.
As you say it is still illegal but some chiefs have arbitarily instructed their officers to do a Nelson.
This blatant neglect of duty whilst the stuff is still illegal is probably a protest measure against the government for man power shortages and cut backs .
I believe,to their shame, Chief Constables have negated their responsibilities with regard to possession and growing the stuff.
As you say it is still illegal but some chiefs have arbitarily instructed their officers to do a Nelson.
This blatant neglect of duty whilst the stuff is still illegal is probably a protest measure against the government for man power shortages and cut backs .
From your link
//David Raynes of the National Drug Prevention Alliance said: ‘Deliberately undermining the law on cannabis is no part of the NPCC’s function.’
In response to the NPCC statement, the Home Office said that police chiefs are expected to enforce the law. A spokesman said: ‘Possession of cannabis is a criminal offence.’//
//David Raynes of the National Drug Prevention Alliance said: ‘Deliberately undermining the law on cannabis is no part of the NPCC’s function.’
In response to the NPCC statement, the Home Office said that police chiefs are expected to enforce the law. A spokesman said: ‘Possession of cannabis is a criminal offence.’//
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