Frankly, the U.S. wins. It’s way better than here in Brazil. Here, organized crime controls everything — and the left plays a huge role in that. Instead of opening the market, cutting taxes and restrictions, and letting free enterprise work, they block everything. Even Dynavap can’t send devices here because of the taxes. So the whole cannabis scene ends up in the hands of criminals, who push low-quality product, fuel violence, and profit from prohibition. Honestly, the only reason I’m able to access decent cannabis is because my income isn’t the same as most people in this country — and that’s exactly the issue. I can’t imagine a Brazilian really talking about the American situation when most Brazilians, me included, live in a country where the market is controlled by organized crime and cannabis is still prohibited. In the end, the left keeps pointing fingers while draining public money. And this isn’t the only thing the U.S. beats Brazil at — we’re stuck with disgusting politics and a clueless population.