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As you know, Cannabis is highly profitable for organised crime. The very last thing thing organised crime wants is lawful competition, or better still, decriminalisation of horticulture of a small quantity of plants and a small quantity of product. That would knock gangs rotten.
RawMustard,
I know someone with the condition and some others who suspect it.
The sad news for you and other sufferers is that as long as Cannabis is prohibited, the very effective topical application route (creams) will be denied.
Yet steroids are prescribed!
Foxy,
You do understand as I hope others do, that as usual my concern and priority is for government to apply taxpayers money to priorities and obtain the best value for money expended?
As well, I concerned that laws are evidence-based and not exercises in populism and hypocrisy.
I could go on now about freedom and government staying out of citizens' private lives, however any who are familiar with my posting record would already recognise the common themes.
So if you think I am being an advocate for Cannabis I am not. What I am saying is obvious, that government is astride the wrong horse on this one insofar as the elderly are concerned. The restriction does not stand up to scrutiny, money is being wasted, the profitable businesses of organised crime gangs is being protected and more people, especially youth are coming into contact with hardened criminals.
'They', as in the political parties would already know that, so exactly what (or who) is preventing change? Before answering please remember that marijuana is worth hundreds of millions pa to criminal gangs and the corruption can be expected to permeate through all levels of society.