Legalisation probably irrevocable
If cannabis and other illegal drugs were ever legalised, it would almost certainly be impossible to de-legalise them, any more than it is possible now to contemplate the de-legalisation—i.e. the legal banning—of alcohol and tobacco products.
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Drug Policy – A global perspective »Drug Policy – A global perspective
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Legalisation of drugs »Legalisation of drugs
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All illegal drugs should be legalised »All illegal drugs should be legalised
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Arguments against legalising all illegal drugs »Arguments against legalising all illegal drugs
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Legalisation probably irrevocable
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Legal rights hard to remove once granted »Legal rights hard to remove once granted
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Industry interests lobby against change »Industry interests lobby against change
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because prohibition has been such an abysmal failure »because prohibition has been such an abysmal failure
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Drugs were legal »Drugs were legal
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Alcohol was legal then illegal, and was re-legalized »Alcohol was legal then illegal, and was re-legalized
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