Hey @hansgans:) We still have Prohibition states in the USA and many other places around the world too , so i'm sure some of the people here on this thread are directly feeling just as you are in this moment in 2019.. It's so heartbreaking knowing first hand that cannabis cures cancer and rheumatoid arthritis, relieves many other ailments , and simultaneously being aware that people are suffering and being denied their medicine because of Prohibition . We have a deeply compassionate health care industry around cannabis here in Colorado. It's really quite remarkable. Denver has even passed a ballot initiative to decriminalize psilocybin/magic mushrooms . And we did it with the help of serious professionals, doctors, in the mental health care industry who passionately and eloquently supported the decrim effort (along with some 90 thousand local voters) straight through to the victory. The one potentially positive thing about Germany legalizing cannabis that comes to mind could be that when you finally legalize and regulate there, indoor cannabis grows will likely be mostly powered by renewable energy. Whereas here in the States, thanks to wealthy polluting industry corporations and their political counterparts, we are largely powering our indoor grows with non-renewable energy sources. Leading to a Huge carbon footprint for the industry which is in the Billions of dollars annually in CO alone. Just a thought:) Germany will have legal cannabis soon enough i'm sure . The writing is on the wall for the nascent hemp and cannabis industry globally no doubt about it. And with sites like WeedCash we can speak our minds , celebrate ourselves and one another, and build cannabis community, cannabis related businesses, and political census toward a world where cannabis prohibition no longer exists. Thank you for your comment here , you are greatly appreciated:)