but of course, the illegal Cannabis plant would not be good as a "culture," even though it already is, basically.
I'd say cannabis is definitely rooted firmly in our culture (UK and US cannabis culture is very similar). It might not be legal but that doesn't stop millions of users across the country toking up and loving it. Anti-weed ad campaigns and the like just fuel the fire. It has been, and always will be a method of personal expression, a rebellious retaliation to a system widely accepted to be flawed and deluded.

Don't you see man, cannabis culture is huge. Do we have head shops for alcohol?
B.Basher Reviewed by B.Basher on . Tired of "decriminalization" talk Does anyone else get annoyed how whenever you hear about the reform of cannabis laws, it's never what's right....which is full legalization? No, it's always some bullshit about decriminilization of small amounts for personal use, meaning if you get caught burning one it's more or less akin to a traffic violation. First of all, this would in no way eliminate the problems associated with cannabis's illegal black market which creates crime and violence and leads sometimes to harder drugs. Rating: 5