Behind cannabis - the priority number 1 in Germany by keeping �� closed to real things we need to fix! Part 3

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In general, the evidence accumulated to date indicates that the legalisation of cannabis has been associated with a decrease in the price of the substance, higher concentration of THC (potency), greater diversity of presentations for consumption, lower risk perception and an increase in consumption in adults and moderately in adolescents (even though it is illegal for them to consume), as well as an increase in the adverse consequences derived from cannabis consumption on public health.
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Germany, do we want to consider such things AND ALL INDIRECT ASPECTS! Let we remember that cannabis is INCREASING sucides too!

Is cannabis a nightmare? NOPE! There are much worse things, BUT is not an �� too!
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Are crimes related to cannabis? NOPE! Exactly like crimes are not just related to death penalty!!! THERE ARE SO MANY FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE SUCH THINGS!

Stop making idiot correlation that have no sense! At least with cannabis such correlation are more possible than with death penalty, which make all that much difficult!
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There has been a decrease in drug-related arrests, but the illegal market continues to be frequently used.
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Therefore, these legislative changes have so far failed to achieve their main objectives, which were to suppress the illegal market and protect the most vulnerable groups, while on the contrary, they seem to imply an increase in some of the negative aspects associated with cannabis consumption.

However, taking into account that most of these legislative changes have entered into force relatively recently, a longer follow-up period is required to be able to draw definitive conclusions.

Now let we think like criminals:
If legal cannabis is less aggressive than illegal cannabis, WE WOULD BUY ILLEGAL CANNABIS!