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Look at it a bit like asbestos in buildings, you wouldn't build new properties using it, but would you spend all that time and money in forcing its removal from every property that has it, knowing it's going to be very unpopular in terms of generating a cost to the home owner, distruption etc...

So are you suggesting people only smoke it because it is illegal. (otherwise, why would demand drop?) If legal, there would be distribution outlets making it easier for those who don't know dealers to be able to get ahold of it and if deemed legal, they are more likely to think it's harmless...

If alcohol and cigarettes were new(-ish) consumables or had been illegal for a long time, then i doubt very much that they would be legalised now due to the adverse health effects they have which have come to light in recent years. (cancer, etc) To use them as an excuse to bring in something...

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