Legalization could put an end to that, as seen in other countries - even youth use goes down, not just the safety up
But probably better to discriminate more against those dirty drug users and enable more assholes abusing that situation
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He has agreed to sell what he claims to be THC vape liquids to a schoolgirl – an illegal substance which is the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis.
However, we suspect it actually contains spice, a more potent drug that is highly addictive and can cause serious side effects.
Okay, fair play. Just reading the headline alone and the first paragraph, I was thinking that this reporter was a total jobsworth.
But, spice can be a pretty nasty drug, and essentially spiking teenagers with it when they're just trying to get some weed is real scumbag behaviour.
Pretty sure I played this quest in Cyberpunk yesterday.