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Not all gentrification but cases like this where it is mainly hippies and hipsters wanting to live among common folk, probablyI'm curious how you think legalization would end gentrification? If you want a worst case scenario; I know there has been research that has proposed a link between THC consumption and abnormalities in sperm and eggs in young people. These abnormalities have been thought to be linked to rises in autism and mental problems. So worst case if legalisation is complete and use is widespread; if this link is proved definitive then yeah, that would probably be a ****** situation.
And by possible effects I mean like marijuana usage going from being accepted on the secular level to being accepted as a mores in society. Where the drugs that these kids are getting into nowadays are getting more and more dangerous, could losing the safe cool drug to institutionalized government eventually cause it to be not the preferable drug for the average abuser(user) and spark a urge for other drugs that could be more dangerous but is cool to do cause it's illegal. Would marijuana still be the social drug when it is legal everywhere and not really hard to get or really cool to have. Basically would destroying this safe subculture in itself make for a more dangerous one, especially with kids/ teenagers that feel like they must constantly test authority.
or is 420 always going to be romanticized even when it is accepted on the secular and mores level.