> If weed is illegal and the law is enforced then fewer people will use it and fewer will become addicted. This isn't really a useful place to start thinking a

> If weed is illegal and the law is enforced then fewer people will use it and fewer will become addicted. This isn't really a useful place to start thinking about law and policy from, because the one thing that we have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt is we're bad at enforcing the law as it relates to drug usage.