When it comes to drugs like cannabis the law makers trust doctors to know what’s right and they don’t trust the Meat. I assume it’s because of the extensive education doctors have but of course I can’t understand why drugs would be illegal. But the government and other law makers don’t think there’s a way to bridge this education gap. Why would they? The government believes in making students pay for a university education. They don’t care about education and neither do they care about the difference an education can make. But they don’t care about basic liberty or basic needs. And the government don’t need a superb education to be ministers. So why would they value education and how that’s the way to demedicalise so many choices which individuals are denied in favour of perceived authority of doctors. Government ministers don’t need an education to make all the big decisions they make.