cannabis addiction, but as of yet can not. They
can not prove that their pill does anything
because there are no cannabis withdrawal
systems to observe. Thus the pill would be
deemed a fraudulent product if put on the
market.) Also many homeless people's living
standards in most cases are attributed to
alcohol dependence/addiction and rarely, IF
ever, is their low living standard attributed
to cannabis dependence. Cannabis dependence is
psychological. Treatment of cannabis addiction
is done by psychiatrists and psychologists and
GP's. Heroin and alcohol is treated by
psychiatrists, psychologists, GP's and doctors
of internal medicine for the somatic systems of
addiction.
3) This is a major problem because the
government may have to set people free from
prison and radically change their justice
departments stance on cannabis which means that
jobs will be lost and revenues will be lost if
cannabis was decriminalized. Cannabis
prohibition is a booming industry that creates
jobs and capital. However if cannabis was
decriminalised then these lost profits could be
derived from a new cannabis industry.
