Regulated/taxed recreational marijuana legal over the age of 25 & any age for validated medical use

1) I understand that not all people between 18 and 25 have the skills you mention as adulthood. But I have 2 arguments to disagree with your minimum age for smoking. First, as not all 21 years old guys have the skills of an adult, neither all 45 years old guys have them. Age isn't the only thing that defines maturity. Anyway, at 21 you have made it through high school, maybe a bit of college or a bit of work, I guess at that age most people have enough skills of thinking. Secondly, the problem here is that this is your definition. "I contend that "adulthood" " Lots of people we see as adult won't fit in your definition. People dependent to their parents (like the suns of rich men who live with their heritage, or people who had some problems and need some help,etc.), people that don't have the skills needed in everyday living (like disabled people, bad educated people, or just bad people), people that don't have thoughtful consideration to others and how their personal actions can effect others (killers, reapers, criminals in general, psychopaths, etc.) are adults in our eyes.2) Read my argument twice please. I said "A psychiatrist is fully prepared to make the decision of prescribing or not.". I never talked about psychologists. A psychiatrist studies the same as a general doctor and then specializes in the mind. A psychiatrist can take the decision because he/she knows the same as a general doctor and a psychologists. I have to put the stress on this words of yours: If they are recommended NOT to smoke marijuan to due a drug interaction, genetic disposition, or other medical/psycological reason, and STILL CHOOSE too, they take FULL LEGAL LIABILITY UPON THEMSELVES and medical insurance is not obligated to cover cost for medical procedures, treatments, or actions related to the marijuana use.This is basically what I have been saying throughout the debate. This must apply for all. If you know the risks but you still choose to do it, then no one could stop you of doing It. This is why I oppose to the strict & enforced regulations and laws. This is why I disagree with limits of growing for personal use, registrations, more taxes, and so on, and so on. I think marijuana must be like any other choice people make: they do what their will says and then they take full responsibility.3) "If a grower/businesses DECIDES NOT to content to video surveillance I contend that they open themselves up to personal liability to any crime or violation on their property or in connection to their plants, drugs, products."If growers decided to do it, they will have to take responsibilities anyway. So there's no difference.4) I get that It's for the sake of protecting the bypassers, but It's exaggerated. There are plenty of others things that can hurt other people without them even noticing (obviously not wanting it). For instance: people driving (they can kill anyone around them) people with contagious diseases (they can make other people ill) cops with guns (they can accidentally kill someone) people using fireworks (they can accidentally hurt and even kill people and cause property damage) plenty of other examples We can't imagine people driving inside of rooms, or facilities filled with people locked up for having the flu, or cops doing patrols inside walls, or people using fireworks indoors (don't do this please!! hahaha).As you see, the wall thing is pretty absurd.Free choiceI feel that using marijuana to "hide from your troubles " isn't the way. However, if you want to do so, I don't care. Fortunately, we live in a democratic society and you have the right of free choice, so you can decide to do with your life whatever you want to.Again, you say "FULL LEGAL PERSONAL LIABILITY UPON THEMSELVES", this is implied in the free choice right, and won't be an special condition, but just the same thing that applies to everything you do in your whole life.And for the taxpayers paying for stoned injured, they pay for lots of silly injuries (including the ones caused by alcohol, but also just for being stupid) that the cost of marijuana accidents would be minimal in comparison.