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Mexico legalizes personal possesion of drugs. They have joined the 21st century. Where the heck is the US???
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Proletariat
Diamond Member
says the cop :laugh:
Schadenfroh
Elite Member
Hey, what a great idea, maybe one day the US could be as prosperous as Mexico!
MisterJackson
Lifer
Says the druggie :laugh:
BrokenVisage
Lifer
Having a black market for drugs must be far more lucrative.
Proletariat
Diamond Member
Hah, I don't smoke dumbass :laugh:
IAteYourMother
Lifer
b!tch are you retarded?
heroin/coke is bad for you, mmkay?
Proletariat
Diamond Member
So if he said Amsterdam what would your opinion be?
BrokenVisage
Lifer
What do conspiracy theorists have to do with this administration clearly being corrupt? :roll:
9/11 is just one facet, at least Mexico isn't going into other countries and starting a war on _______.
AMDZen
Lifer
That isn't the point, its the pointless war on it we have here in the US. Wasting my tax dollars that could be better spent helping those addicts. People who are addicted need to be treated properly, as someone with a DISEASE, not as a criminal. And helped.
I don't expect the ignorance in here (ATOT) to change by anything I say, but making things illegal DOESN'T stop people from using, selling, buying and otherwise getting these drugs. In fact, in some ways it makes it easier - and in others, it only helps with young people's impression of them. "Don't do drugs." The first thing people want to do is DO what people say they can't do.
Fenixgoon
Lifer
'The presidency congratulates the Congress for approving the reforms,'' said presidential spokesman Ruben Aguilar. ''This law gives police and prosecutors better legal tools to combat drug crimes that do so much damage to our youth and children.''
so how exactly does that help fight the war on drugs concerning children?
so how exactly does that help fight the war on drugs concerning children?
Proletariat
Diamond Member
Well you are just using a cop out then.
Mexico is poor hence we shouldn't pay attention to anything they do.
Proletariat
Diamond Member
Well thats what you meant by pointing out the corruption and stuff.
I realize this would be bad for cops though, since you would have much less to do.
AMDZen
Lifer
And you obviously don't know anything about ours either.
Our governments "war on drugs" has done what exactly? Being that I live in Colorado, and that almost everyone I know smokes, or knows others who smoke marijuana (yes including EVERYBODY I know, ages 16-64) which obviously proves it doesn't work or accomplish anything. It just makes people into criminals, which fills our prisons full of people who don't deserve the 25 years they get.
Reminds me of a study I read in Playboy, rapists spend less time in prison - and get sentenced to a shorter term then people who got busted running 20 lbs of Marijuana across from Canada. Yea, we really have our priorities strait
EDIT: Typo
But going to jail for it is potentially worse for you
Although one could theorize that more proliferation would occur if people could openly hold small amounts... perhaps decriminalization rather than legalization is a potential answer. Mandatory drug treatment etc etc for those caught