Always so much on Facebook about this, it's good for you, it's bad for you, it'll cure cancer, it'll give you cancer. The reality is it's no different than alcohol or smoking. As far as I'm concerned if they could properly regulate it, ensure that it didn't end up in the hands of youngsters and rely on people making an informed choice about it then legalise and tax the whole lot. It has it's reputation as a gateway drug and that's probably the biggest thing standing in the way. Most people don't tend to agree with that, after all, it's the user who chooses to move onto harder substances but the drug can be controlled far easier than someones will. I think the UK will probably legalise after the majority of the US has legalised. It could even be an incentive for the next shot at Scottish independence.