Good news, and somewhat surprising that the criminalization only lasted four-five years:
> The amendments aim to reinstate regulations that were in force until 2017, when liability for possession of small quantities of drugs without a purpose of distribution was provided for in the Code of Administrative Offenses and not in the Criminal Code.
I guess they saw zero benefits while the law enforcement costs increased?
Failure
nice
Dumb idea
Great. It’s not up to governments to determine which substances are illegal and which aren’t.
Finally my country does something cool!
Knowing the politicians, could just be another empty promise. Hope not
Heck, now even Lithuania is more progressive than Sweden
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I love how legalization actually spreads over the world, one country at a time!
Whatever is going on in Lithuania lately, I like it. Vocal about China, supporting Taiwan, decriminalising possession of drugs and giving Lukashenko shit.
Well done, Lithuania.
Dude… Lithuania is legit becoming the first ex-Soviet Block country that I consider worth moving to if shit hits the fan here. Godamn, those guys are progressive… not a drug user, but I think it’s the right move.
Go hunt those dealers and drug rings, though. Hunt them like the animals they are.
Lithuania is very based lately.
I like the new Lithuanian government but I have surface-level knowledge. Any Lithuanians with insider knowledge? How is the new government percived? They seem to be progressive.
That was fantastic to easily remove one of criminal law lists to ensure the fair mental health treatments for agitated drug users (with proudly programs)
Good, its no ones business. Especially a governments business what someone decides to do with their own body.
That’s awesome. It’s unfair to prosecute people for what they do to their bodies.
Mankind has been taking Stimulates from the Years of !
Great news for individual liberty! Congrats Lithuania.
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Good news, and somewhat surprising that the criminalization only lasted four-five years:
> The amendments aim to reinstate regulations that were in force until 2017, when liability for possession of small quantities of drugs without a purpose of distribution was provided for in the Code of Administrative Offenses and not in the Criminal Code.
I guess they saw zero benefits while the law enforcement costs increased?
Failure
nice
Dumb idea
Great. It’s not up to governments to determine which substances are illegal and which aren’t.
Finally my country does something cool!
Knowing the politicians, could just be another empty promise. Hope not
Heck, now even Lithuania is more progressive than Sweden
[deleted]
I love how legalization actually spreads over the world, one country at a time!
Whatever is going on in Lithuania lately, I like it. Vocal about China, supporting Taiwan, decriminalising possession of drugs and giving Lukashenko shit.
Well done, Lithuania.
Dude… Lithuania is legit becoming the first ex-Soviet Block country that I consider worth moving to if shit hits the fan here. Godamn, those guys are progressive… not a drug user, but I think it’s the right move.
Go hunt those dealers and drug rings, though. Hunt them like the animals they are.
Lithuania is very based lately.
I like the new Lithuanian government but I have surface-level knowledge. Any Lithuanians with insider knowledge? How is the new government percived? They seem to be progressive.
That was fantastic to easily remove one of criminal law lists to ensure the fair mental health treatments for agitated drug users (with proudly programs)
Good, its no ones business. Especially a governments business what someone decides to do with their own body.
That’s awesome. It’s unfair to prosecute people for what they do to their bodies.
Mankind has been taking Stimulates from the Years of !
Great news for individual liberty! Congrats Lithuania.