Germany Legalises Cannabis, but Makes it Hard to Buy

Recently, Germany has made the decision to legalise the use of cannabis for recreational purposes. This move has been met with mixed reactions from the public, with some celebrating the decision and others concerned about the potential risks.

While the legalisation of cannabis may seem like a step forward in terms of drug policy reform, Germany has implemented strict regulations that make it difficult for individuals to actually purchase the drug. The government has set up a system where cannabis can only be purchased from licensed pharmacies, and individuals must obtain a prescription from a doctor in order to buy it.

This strict regulatory framework has been put in place to ensure that cannabis is used responsibly and to prevent abuse. However, critics argue that it creates unnecessary barriers for those who want to access the drug for recreational purposes.

Only time will tell how this new legislation will impact the use of cannabis in Germany. In the meantime, it is clear that the country is taking a cautious approach to the legalisation of cannabis.