Not only that, but "no one ever got killed over weed"
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When the press reports implied he'd dropped out of Salem State and didn't have a job, I thought he was likely up to no good. Even though his mother said he was such a good boy ![[rolleyes]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/042.gif "Roll Eyes [rolleyes]")
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Well, FWIW, I still think we need to end the drug prohibition for the same reasons we ended the alcohol prohibition...
Black markets create crime much more so than drugs...
They also create "rouge states" and geography isn't what it used to be for keeping the 3rd world away...
I wouldn't be surprised if it was, or wasn't... Nor would I care too much...
Agreed. In the '30s alcohol prohibition funded La Cosa Nostra and the Kennedy family. Now we're funding the Bloods, Crips, etc. The intoxicant is different, but the impact on society is pretty much the same.
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he was such a good boy...selling drugs to people and all.
A shoe-in for B-school... Marketing, marketing, marketing...
Selling drugs ain't the problem. It's the fact that dealers and users typically carry large quantities of cash (since market price is artificially high) makes them an obvious target.
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