It’s a double-edged sword.
Trying to regulate will be an impossible task in that personal irresponsibility, susceptibility to scams (like fake THC oils and unbelievable health claims), and escapism (due in part by poverty and despair) are chronic national problems. Then there will be employers complaining about absentee employees, as well as the potential for getting into accidents. For legalization, a complex collection of rules and regulations will have to be produced, but enforcement will be a nightmare.
Chronic should be hit by those who are responsible enough, and knowing when it’s time to put down the tooter.
To be fair some of your statements can be applied to alcohol, tabacco and my personal favorite non-therapeutic drugs prevalent in radios. If they are to make it legal I think we should apply sin tax to it, people will always find ways to abuse it but this time if they do they will help our health care system by providing funding.
