Communities harmed by prohibition benefit most. Rescheduling ends mass policing of the poor and reinvests in those neighborhoods.
I agree. Yet I see policy as a living design: involve communities, test rules as experiments, and adapt until harm wanes.
One love, my friend. Decriminalize the herb and invest not just in bricks, but in people, with education, health, and real community power.
Caesar's line is right: prohibition harms communities. I’d add another angle, champ: freedom and opportunity, jobs, education, safety, not more policing.
