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I'd be afraid that they'd turn to other illegal activities like kidnapping and bribery before entertaining a legal job. If the cartels are allowed to operate l
by everdev 8y ago
I'd be afraid that they'd turn to other illegal activities like kidnapping and bribery before entertaining a legal job.
If the cartels are allowed to operate legally, I'm worried about them having committed crimes for decades and being rewarded with first moved advantage into the new market. I think that would be a slap in the face to the rule of law. I'm not worried about the consumer as typically people should be able to self medicate and experiment as you suggest.
- Uberphallus 8y agoThey can't if they've commited crimes and are in search and capture, like most of the heads are. If you're a mid scale weed producer that didn't use violence, sure, you have a headstart. If you're a meth producer that killed (suspected) competitors and snitches, you're in for a lot of problems if you want to make your business legal. "Oh, hi. I'd like to register a new LLC, these are my papers..."