“Der var engang en gade” (“There once was a street”)(2016)

Christianitterne rev boderne ned i Pusherstreet efter skyderiet ved Fredens Ark.

Det tog dog ikke mange timer før hashsalget var tilbage på gaden i Christiania.

Som det har gjort i så mange år forinden. Idag har “Gaden” mange navne. Green Light District er et yndet udtryk og kendetegnes ved de grønne lamper, der pryder facaderne omkring gaden. Men når det kommer til nedrivningen af boderne, skal det ses i lyset af, at det famøse/berygtede hashmarked var blevet for fremmed for christianitterne. For meget profit og for lidt trit.

Selvom christianitterne er imod den udvikling, der præger Pusherstreet, så går de fleste af dem ind for lovliggørelse af cannabis i mange omfang. Også til nydelse. Men det skal være lovligt i hele landet (og forhåbentlig verden).

The inhabitants of the freetown tore down the stalls in Pusherstreet after the shooting in Fredens Ark. After a couple of hours the cannabis market was up and running again on the street in Christiania.

As it has been for years in the past. These days the “Street” has many names. Green Light District is one of them, which is expressed by the green light that adorns the fascades along the copplestone street. But, about the demolishing of stalls, the simple answer is that the famous/infamous cannabis market has been straying way off the principles of Christiania (no guns, no violence). Too much profit, too little respect. Even though the inhabitants of the freetwon distance themselves from the contemporary mentality of the market today, the majority of them are for the legalisation of cannabis for any purpose. Even the recreational part.

Though it has to be legal in the entire nation (and hopefully the world, too)