richd213 said:I'm assuming this isn't aimed at me?AndyFromMonday said:Your argument about drug induced government control borders on paranoia. I'm not going to address it
Crap, got the quote wrong again. No, it's not. Sorry.
richd213 said:I'm assuming this isn't aimed at me?AndyFromMonday said:Your argument about drug induced government control borders on paranoia. I'm not going to address it
I can't tell if you are being sarcastic or not so I'll just assume you're being straightWilbot666 said:Two things:BlindMessiah94 said:I don't think legalizing it is a good idea - mainly for people who actually smoke it. Where I live anyway, right now it's barely policed, all you get is a slap on the wrist if caught with it, and it's not illegal to smoke it. It's relatively affordable because it's so popular and there is so much competition amongst dealers and there are a ton of local grow ops. People on 4/20 keep ranting on and on about freedom and legalization, but all legalizing it would do is jack up the price and cause the government to tax it. All the local grow ops would be shut down, and they would be paying a crap ton more. I think people should just be happy that it isn't policed harder and just let it be one of those things where the government and law just ignore it as a policy.
1: Where do you live and how are the real estate prices?
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2: How did you become so damn brilliant?
Legalizing weed would not solve the immigration problem because the drug cartel would just start selling the stuff to suppliers in the US. That or they would set up their own distribution centers and sell it themselves.Dense_Electric said:Also this ^ ^ ^AndyFromMonday said:All drugs should be legal. The government should have no say when it comes to what a person wants to do with their bodies.
The government should only get involved if people start putting other people at direct risk, and then only by incarcerating those individual people, not all people who've ever done it.
Shit though, think about that. That would not only solve the US's drug-crime problem, that would also solve the illegal immigration problem. With the drug cartels out of power in Mexico, suddenly Mexico would be a much better country and people would stop trying to come here. Legalizing all drugs would really be killing two birds with one stone.
No, it would make it harder. A dude working in shop isint going to sell it to kids and most people wouldnt be arsed buying it for them either but most, not all, drug dealers dont care who they sell to as long as they get the money.TerribleAssassin said:I miss read it as cannibals..
Anyway, if people smoke it, that fair enough, but legalizing it would be a bad idea, because it would easily be possed by children..
Greyfox, I have no idea what the hell your talking about, unless you mean people smoking weed with tobacco mixed in, but even then you have to smoke a hell of a lot in a very enclosed space. Also, there are way to get high without smoking it so, yeah. And yes, alcohol does make you smell bad (the morning after, at least) but it has other, worse side-affects.The Last Nomad said:snipGreyfox105 said:snip
I feel bad for your friend but the "My friend had a bad time with X so no one should be allowed use it" is a bullshit argument. Hell, my mothers uncle fell through a glass door, cut his neck on the broken glass and bled to death. Should we ban glass doors? Of course not.herts said:Hate it, it ruined the life of someone I care about for a long time. Yeh i'm glad it's illegal.
The point of legalising it is that it becomes less widespread, whilst less time and money is wasted on the 'criminals' who use it.Greyfox105 said:I can see some of the logic in legalising it, but I still don't want that to happen. It is bad enough illegal, I don't want it to become more widespread.
It stinks. Really bad. And makes people I know act like morons.
But really, the stink. So bad. Disgusting.