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Old 29-01-2004, 02:18   #91
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Re: Re-classification Of Cannabis

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Originally Posted by Graham
Yes, but this does *not* mean there's a logical connection between the usage of cannabis and harder drugs.

The dealer is only interested in keeping their market going and getting a bigger profit, so it's in their interest to push harder/ more addictive drugs.

However were cannabis to be decriminalised and available as in Holland *AND* that hard drug usage be treated as a *medical* rather than a *criminal* matter with detox programmes available to hard drug users, also as in Holland, I think the number of people who subsequently get hooked on hard drugs would drop.
Yes, just taking canibis doesn't mean you will wake up one day and think "oo I think I'll try some crack", it is the dealers of the canibis and the mixing with people who use canibis and other drugs that leads to the progression onto harder things.

Holland's drug use experiment went seriously wrong though in that park didn't it?
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