> so drugs don't incubate in certain countries and end up in others that’s a vast oversimplification, but sure > you are incorrectly generalizing Article 6

> so drugs don't incubate in certain countries and end up in others that’s a vast oversimplification, but sure > you are incorrectly generalizing Article 6 no, i was misunderstanding the word “notwithstanding” in the clause to be an escape valve for the states, rather than as overruling the states. again, i’m not a lawyer. my point is that on an international level, and on a national level, the legal reforms of cannabis do appear to be well underway and nearly in full swing. and regardless, as i noted elsewhere, according to Congress, themselves: “Both Congress and the Administration have the ability to alter marijuana’s status as a Schedule I substance.” https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IN/IN11204 https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IN/IN11204 and if UNODC is progressing as they are, it may only be a short matter of time before the weight shifts in favor of moving cannabis from Schedule I the US was at that point about a decade ago, but look now