In Belgium, the way it *used* to be (when I was in my teens and twenties, but I’ve never been to Belgium) it was legal to sell pot, but illegal to advertise it at the point of sale. The sign had to be some number of meters (probably ten? fifteen?) from the seller, so in the outdoor concerts the guy wearing the sign would walk that much ahead of the guy with the weed, and the sign would say something to the effect that the other guy had the stuff for sale. ;’)
Several posts now have shown me how little I know about drug laws in Europe. I wasn’t aware the “experiment” was been so widespread. Aside from the moral issue though the question is, does the feral government have the authority under our unique Constitution to implement such laws? Or for that matter, do the current set of drug laws, along with so many others(for our own good of course), pass Constitutional muster?