> I wish we took this approach more here in the UK As do I, but given UK politics, it's unlikely to happen. Both Labour and the Conservatives jump on drug con

> I wish we took this approach more here in the UK As do I, but given UK politics, it's unlikely to happen. Both Labour and the Conservatives jump on drug control as a political points scoring mechanism, fueled (as always) by the tabloid press. As usual, it's "politics before people". The fairly recent Psychoactive Substances Act, which makes just about everything illegal (except alcohol, caffeine, nicotine), shows just how progressive drug policy is in the UK.