Topic: if it was legalized? | |
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drug cartels,police and everyone else wouldnt have nothing to do except
look for new employment?!! |
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well let's see. Who gives a rat's ass about the drug cartels? The cops
will be plenty busy with all the other crime and have more resources with which to fight it. And quite frankly, I think legalizing pot would create SOME employment. You need ppl to grow it, harvest it, ship it, package it and sell it. Then, there's not just the gov't income from the taxes on the sale of it, but the licenses to sell it. Sounds like everyone wins to me LOL |
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Not to metion the rest of the uses for the marajuana plant BESIDES
getting high... fabric, fuel, food... need people to process the plant into those as well... |
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yep, there ya go...now THAT'S capitalism lol
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and if if ya sold joints in a pack like cigarettes and taxed it we could
improve schools, subsidise healthcare, pay off the deficit...etc...but the figureheads are scared we'll all go on a munchie break...idiots... |
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NO, their REAL fear is for the pharmaceutical industry. It's BIG
business and would take a pretty good hit(no pun intended) if pot were legalized. |
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with legalized drugs there will still be crime and if nothing else still
need a police force to keep stability |
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everyone would lose out...pharmaceutical, oil, clothing, food, etc...
EVERYONE EXCEPT US POTHEADS |
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ummmm how would the food indrustry lose? With all the minchies
floatting around I think it would thrive myself |
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*munchies
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the seeds of the marajuana plant are the purest form of plant
protien...far surpassing the soybean. Not saying that the food giants would lose out, per se |
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