Here we go again, folks. Just when you think the cannabis prohibition debate might evolve beyond the same tired talking points from the 1980s, along comes the Concerned Women for America with their latest pearl-clutching manifesto on why marijuana should remain a Schedule I drug. Reading their recent piece felt like stepping into a time machine – one that’s been stuck in reverse for about four decades.
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