Daily reminder that the ultimate red-pill is drug legalization.
>no more black and spic gangs making millions of dollars >significant less corruption is shit countries like mexico >keep the $50 Billion the USA spends on drugs in the country. >Significantly less prisoners (less tax dollars) >lil tyrone, instead of seeing his rich as fuck drug dealing neighbor, and aspiring to be him, decides to go to school and college.
If you are unironically against drug legalization you are objectively retarded.
Drugs are degenerate. However government isn't exactly institution to tell me what is right and what is wrong.
Owen Gutierrez
I agree with this. Only problem is we've built up an economy dependent on drugs staying illegal. What do we do with all the displaced workers who's jobs relied on the drug war? Like, how many police, judges, corrections officers, etc. Will be out of a job?
Asher Rogers
>What do we do with all the displaced workers who's jobs relied on the drug war? Like, how many police, judges, corrections officers, etc. Will be out of a job?
They can now focus on actual crime. As for CO's... they can go fuck themselves with a cactus.
Juan Lee
They can get another job? The mere idea of continuing this war because it keeps some people employed is retarded.
Isaiah Lopez
>le red pill
*cringe*
Easton Long
Fuck off chang chong chung
Ryan Torres
I wasn't saying that we should continue the war, just to keep people employed. But it seems that is the concensus among politicians. Why have we not legalized drugs, when we know that we would see less use if they were legalized and it would take them out of the hands of criminal organizations? Why to politicians continue to opt to fight and endless, costly, and futile war?
Colton Butler
Hello newfriend! On Sup Forums this is commonly used terminology
Benjamin Walker
Continuing useless drug war for sole reason of employing correction officers and DEA agents.
Thats fucking retarded.
Judges are overwhelmed completely right now so they are fine, and most police departments have units dedicated to drugs, they will then be able to dedicate themselves to something more productive.
Landon Johnson
t. cartel member worried about future loss of income
Andrew Thomas
I agree it is, but seems to be one reason politicians keep the war on drugs going, that and because the public wants muh safety. It's another version of the military industrial complex. >it is more important to appear to be winning the war on drugs than it actually is to win the war on drugs
Joshua White
go to bed zeta, your criminal days are over
Parker Powell
im smoking high strength canabis right now. the stronger the better in my opinion
Justin Fisher
>the white man legalizes all drugs >niggers, spics and other shitskins start buying purer, legal drugs >the cartel evaporates >the jewish prison owners go bankrupt >they're forced to get jobs to get more drugs
Sounds like a plan to me. When do we start?
Anthony Hill
Have dabs made their way to the UK yet?
They're pretty big in the US now.
Easton Johnson
Bump.
Nathaniel Green
Bump1234
Brayden Robinson
Thanks for the bump friendo
John Stewart
They are here just not nearly as popular as in the us. Personally i've never seen any reason for dabs or any high strength extract the bud here is pretty dope on its own desu.
Lucas Adams
>not doing so much as a google search to realise that "skunk" is just a stupid strain name not some new type of weed.
Wyatt Miller
You wouldn't say that after your first dab. it is intense af and you get that "high for the first time" feeling again.
But of course that goes away when you dab all day.
Gimme some bubble hash and some potent herb and I'm content.
Luke Bennett
I would at least recommend using dabs once if you haven't before. The feeling from smoking bud is completely different.
Lucas Turner
This is the only way. Weed is a great starting point too because the cartels use it as a fast cash crop to fund their other operations.
