Cannabis being illegal doesn't make less people inclined to take it. More do it here and in France than in the Netherlands.
About a month ago I came back from California where I'd stayed for about 6 weeks. It's astonishing how many people:
A. Smoke weed
B. 'Know a friend' that has a medical marijuana licence.
Everyone I spoke to there says it's already practically legal, all they need to do now is make the money from it go to the right people.
Couple of pics I took when walking down Santa Monica pier.
They literally recruit. The more the docs prescribe marijuana the more they make out of it. 'Back pain, insomnia, depression, glaucoma'...it's an endless list of problems that pretty much anybody could blag and get away with a card.
I'm confused though, does this proposition exempt it from Federal law? Because although it may be legal by state, the Feds can come along and confiscate the weed, as they have done to a few dispensaries in California previously.