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Might decrease the homeless population in the US.  And increase it in Canada.
Studies show decriminalisation along with offering treatment to be the most effective way to deal with drug problems. Posturing about being tough on drugs has been a complete waste of money and police time for nothing more than a virtue signal. >

It wasn't just virtue signaling... it put hundreds of thousands of people into the American slave industry. >

The vast majority of addicts are functional members of society, not homeless and toothless. This allows people to seek services and maintain their lives without having to hide from police all the time. It's a health problem, not a criminal problem. 
Lest we start arresting people for having too much cholesterol, smoking tobacco, consuming too much sugar, or not exercising enough >

As an alcoholic, and since drugs are illegal here,  I’d like to move to canada to replace alcohol because it’s giving me stomach pain. >

Cannabis is your friend. Commonly available nearly everywhere. Bonus - no hangover. >

Yeah not entirely true my friend. I definitely have weed hangovers in the form of extreme grogginess the morning after lol >

Do you smoke right before sleeping? If you do it probably fucks with your sleep. I never smoke 3 hours before bed time. >

I smoke to help me sleep lol. I’m well aware of the “not getting REM sleep” theory so I’m not getting as good of sleep but honestly it’s better than me tossing and turning until 3am every night