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[QUOTE="Joe, post: 5482721, member: 193663"]
Very wise, if not cautious, words..

Do not fear, I see many spectrums of humour, and yours certainly was not unnoticed!

I fear that mine might've been though! :p

My opinion is if a law is wrong, it should be changed.

Which is what we are now gradually starting to see..

States in America, Canada... Portugal legalised [I]everything[/I] and have been recording encouraging (unsurprising) levels of decline in welfare problems regarding drug addiction.. Holland has never had any societal problems with cannabis, it's always been legal there, ever since I've known what weed is at least...

I'm pretty sure as it becomes medically and recreationally legal across the USA & Canada, the UK will eventually follow suit.. Hopefully within the next five years...

I spoke to someone who believes Brexit is largely based upon the upcoming legalisation and the UK government not wanting to share tax profits of the new revenue with the EU... How accurate that may be is another matter of course...

As for me... I would recommend that if a law is wrong or infringes on your civil liberties, campaign for it to be changed...

If the lawmakers refused to change a misguided law, [I]I'd[/I] certainly ignore it...

You've got me contemplating whether I would [I]recommend[/I] others to do the same...

It seems my head and my heart disagree! :laugh:
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