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I have to ask this question after listening to the RSA's lastest road safety campaign. The RSA are now asking people not to drive under the influence of Cannabis, or in their words "Stoned". Does this mean that the government have accepted that people do use Cannabis and that it is better to start giving common sense advice? Does this mean that the government know they can no longer win the war on drugs and have started to adapt their policies to suit this situation? The message that I got from the latest RSA campaign is that yes we know that huge numbers of people use Cannabis in Ireland and will continue to do so,its normal but just dont drive "Stoned"
The last campaign purely focused on driving under the influence of "Drugs" but now they are starting to differentiate between Cannabis and other drugs. It will be interesting to see if they start advising people not to drive "Coked Up" or "Skagged". It is starting to show that they are not classing Cannabis along side the other hard drugs which is a start I suppose.
I think attitudes are slowly starting to change in the powers that be and they are starting to see that we are not stupid and we know the difference between a nice Sliff after dinner and a needle full of Skag.
The last campaign purely focused on driving under the influence of "Drugs" but now they are starting to differentiate between Cannabis and other drugs. It will be interesting to see if they start advising people not to drive "Coked Up" or "Skagged". It is starting to show that they are not classing Cannabis along side the other hard drugs which is a start I suppose.
I think attitudes are slowly starting to change in the powers that be and they are starting to see that we are not stupid and we know the difference between a nice Sliff after dinner and a needle full of Skag.