By continuing to support cannabis prohibition laws, politicians and others are::
unduly interfering with the Human Rights of a Private Life and choice and practice of belief, contrary to Human Rights laws
enabling criminal organisations and even terrorist groups to make huge tax-free profits from sales
creating unnecessary obstacles for people in need of good quality and clean cannabis
driving people that fear the consequences of growing cannabis in their homes into the hands of uncontrollable, often unscrupulous and dangerous and untaxed suppliers and criminal gangs
putting at risk the health and wellfare of victimless cannabis consumers
opening the gateway to hard drugs through dealers
putting children at risk - illegal dealers usually have no agree restrictions
punishing people that have done no harm to others
costing the public purse many millions of pounds annually through the cost of policing, court proceedings and prisons
unduly preventing and alienating those criminalised from taking certain jobs, renting accommodation, obtaining insurance and limiting travel.
enabling huge profits for shareholders such as the spouses of government ministers through businesses such as British Sugar, GW Pharmaceuticals - such as the husbands of Victoria Aitkins and Theresa May.
Putting at risk many people that have no alternative than prescription pharmaceutical drugs t=and that could be using cannabis.
Stifling research into the many benefits of cannabis such as its environmentally-friendly and safe utilisation as a source of fuels, plastics, solvents, paints, cloth and medicine
