Cannabis In the UK Upping To a Class B

This whole ordeal about cannabis going upto a class B is silly. The goverment should be worrying about immigration, un-employment and housing. Cannabis is an anti-dression and in some cases a pain killer. Sometimes it is used as a precription medicine so it can't be that harmfull.

I say that we should allow it to be legal! It's only a plant, it's not a demon! Euphoric High lasts anywhere between 2-5 hours and then come the munchies and sleep. Pain reliever, takes away nausea, and aids in relaxation.

Hi xJonox ! In the uk the law is quite frankly f*****. talks about clasifying it again as a 'B' have been greated by a wave of concern from Judges of all people! basically in this era of 'target lead policing' reclassifying cannabis will crush the criminal justice system. Jails are already overcrowded, the number of people who are on tags for severe crimes is increasing. Now if cannabis were legalized it would more or less put £20 billion in the uk economy from tax, it would force the importers (and exporters , the uk is exporting weed) to cooperate with the govt.

Couldn't agree more - surely the fuel price problem is more of an issue! Mind you, if they put the fuel prices up any more, there won't be any money over to afford a little relaxation for those that want it! You do make me laugh though with you comment about being peaceful and not bothered to go out and steal - as I remember it - being high (mostly) seemed to induce a certain inertia and couldn't be bothered attitude, and enough of the stuff would do things to one's memory too = guess in the end it may become a case of rather sitting around smoking instead of getting up and actually doing something - anything, whether it be stealing or gardening (for eg). Don't get me wrong - I am not against weed, and in my day, did indeed smoke a bit of the stuff. However, life moved on, kids arrived, responsible job, etc... and that was that. I think perhaps the government is worried about breeding a society of people who start off on weed and then move on to harder stuff ... that may not be you, but others do have more addictive personalities and it can become a problem. Perhaps the government would rather have a generation of people striving to get ahead and working hard, rather then a generation who sit back and do nothing (I am generalising here - this does not apply to everyone - obviously), possibly living off government benefits rather than trying to support themselves. Perhaps they feel that if it is legalised it will become far more popular and will breed a huge problem as I described above - and their worries of health issues, paranoia, etc may well be just a small part of their reasoning. Violetdreamslingerie.co.uk