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Netherlands begins trial to make cannabis fully legal
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2023
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The reason they put this kind of limits is to protect the income (of coming?) companies. Nobody wants pesky people growing their own stuff, but spending taxable money. Even nicer "for everybody" if the initial money comes from lobbying companies paying for the law to be favorable to them.
yeah thats pretty much how illinois did it. the grow there is restricted to people buying a medical use license so they get the monies either way.
Nhaa you’re projecting… It’s been tolerated for a while now and the « companies » are absolutely not being protected so far. As far as I know they can’t legally source their merchandise…