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The UN’s Cannabis Critique of the USA – A Case for Decentralization

Recently, the UN had the audacity to criticize the US government for allowing states to legalize cannabis. But who are they to dictate how a sovereign nation should regulate a plant? The UN’s critique reeks of centralized power and arrogance. It’s a continuation of the same narrative that led to the failed war on drugs and the prohibition of cannabis.

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