My own bullet point: 7. The market is moving forward despite the law, so current [and likely future] laws are largely irrelevant (save for a

My own bullet point: 7. The market is moving forward despite the law, so current [and likely future] laws are largely irrelevant (save for a small and shrinking premium in price). I don't think anyone can credibly suggest that more enforcement is a practical solution to detrimental habitual use of marijuana. As far as I can tell, it is effectively a demand-side problem. I also think there is a greater societal cost to somebody in prison for weed because they had too much on stock, than there to somebody who is at home and stoned all the time.