About Prohibition 9
We stand at the forefront of the fight against cannabis prohibition. Our mission is to dismantle outdated laws and misconceptions surrounding cannabis, and advocating for sensible, evidence-based policies that recognize the plant's therapeutic, economic, and social benefits.
At Prohibition 9, we believe in a future where cannabis is not only decriminalized but also fully embraced as a valuable resource for medicine, industry, and recreation. Our team is dedicated to raising awareness, supporting research, and driving legislative change to ensure that cannabis users and entrepreneurs are free from unjust penalties and restrictions.
Our Story
As the fight for legal cannabis continues - we have taken steps backwards and forwards during the time of the fight. In order to continue to provide a quality and tested product for our customers - Prohibition 9 was formed! We make the product available to you; while also working towards a regulated, safe, and controlled environment for cannabis users. We are continuously working towards proper age gating techniques while ensuring quality and safety of our products.
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Cannabis prohibition must end - and we are here to continue the good fight to release the plant!
Historical Negatives of Prohibition
It does not work...
01
Criminalization and Incarceration:
Prohibition has led to the criminalization of millions of individuals, disproportionately affecting marginalized communities. The war on drugs has resulted in mass incarceration, with many serving long sentences for non-violent cannabis-related offenses.
02
Black Market Growth:
Prohibition creates and sustains a black market, leading to unregulated and unsafe products. This illicit trade is often associated with organized crime, violence, and corruption, undermining public safety.
03
Lost Economic Opportunities:
By criminalizing cannabis, governments miss out on significant economic benefits. Legal cannabis markets generate substantial tax revenue, create jobs, and stimulate economic growth. Prohibition denies these opportunities and stifles innovation.
04
Hindered Medical Research:
Cannabis prohibition severely restricts scientific research. Potential medical benefits and therapeutic uses of cannabis remain underexplored due to legal barriers, depriving patients of potentially life-saving treatments.
05
Public Health Risks:
The lack of regulation in a prohibited market means consumers are exposed to untested and potentially harmful products. Legalization allows for quality control, safety standards, and accurate labeling, protecting public health.
07
Inequitable Enforcement:
Prohibition often results in selective enforcement, with law enforcement disproportionately targeting certain racial and socioeconomic groups. This exacerbates social inequalities and fosters distrust in legal systems.
06
Social Stigma:
Prohibition perpetuates the stigma around cannabis use, marginalizing users and preventing open dialogue. This stigma can deter individuals from seeking medical treatment or engaging in informed discussions about responsible use.
08
Wasted Resources:
Enforcing prohibition is costly, diverting resources away from more pressing social issues. Law enforcement, judicial systems, and prisons are burdened by cannabis-related cases, consuming time and taxpayer money that could be better spent elsewhere.
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