Sure, although I'm not sure why you're telling me. I'm familiar with the distinction. Again, rivers of ink have flowed. Decriminalised drugs are still produced

Sure, although I'm not sure why you're telling me. I'm familiar with the distinction. Again, rivers of ink have flowed. Decriminalised drugs are still produced and distributed by "criminals" who are not bound by laws enforcing product safety and who pay no taxes. I personally believe that "soft" drugs with relatively good safety profiles, such as cannabis and some psychedelics should be fully legal and more harmful drugs should be decriminalised and public health measures instituted, similar to Portugal. The police should, to the largest extent possible, butt out. Dr David Nutt is my go to: <https://www.ias.org.uk/uploads/pdf/News%20stories/dnutt-lancet-011110.pdf https://www.ias.org.uk/uploads/pdf/News%20stories/dnutt-lanc...>