Behind cannabis - the priority number 1 in Germany by keeping �� closed to real things we need to fix!

Since we are neutral, let we post both sides ... not just one side like Amnesty

Studies show that in the states where marijuana was legalized during 2010 and 2014, there were no statistically significant differences in the rates of property crime, but violent crime, murder, aggravated assault, robbery, and theft appeared to be higher in states where marijuana was completely banned

Nor was an increase in crime noted in Denver or Colorado when cannabis also became available recreationally in neighbourhoods with the highest density of therapeutic cannabis dispensaries

Thus, in Washington, burglaries fell by approximately 15% to 30%, crimes by between 10% and 20%, and robberies by between 13% and 22%.

This is opposite to what
@LawsTelegram150
is saying, where crimes increased in California

However, certain meta-analyses have shown that cannabis use is linked to violence in high-risk populations and those with severe mental problems, so measures should be taken to mitigate the risks

There is considerable heterogeneity in the legislative measures adopted by the different countries where the recreational use of cannabis has been legalized.

The legalization of cannabis markets has substantially reduced the price of cannabis and increased its potency, and prices are likely to continue declining if legalization becomes federal policy in the USA

Well, the GOAL IS TO INCREASE PRICE NOT DECREASE THAT! Cheaper = you can afford more = you can consume more!

No matter if ��, ��, ��, ��! The goal is increase the price! Does an increase of price fix issues? NOPE, because people will continue to consume that, if they wish that, BUT NOT ALL PEOPLE are ready to waste all wage for such ��!

As for the prices of illicit cannabis in both Canada and the United States, these are lower than for cannabis sold in official dispensaries

Here we go again ....