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You could take a step towards hard reduction and reduce penalties for pure morphine. As in you get caught with a kilo of pure morphine go to jail for 6 months.
by Gibbon1 5y ago
You could take a step towards hard reduction and reduce penalties for pure morphine. As in you get caught with a kilo of pure morphine go to jail for 6 months. Caught with a gram of fentanyl, 10 years in prison.
- quickthrowman 5y agoThe consequences for drug crimes do not matter to the people who sell them, the potential profits are too big. You can make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year selling cocaine or heroin to addicts. The consequences do not deter drug sales, the evidence being that drugs are widely available. The profit margins are too big. Fentanyl probably has a 95-99% net profit margin, that’s why people kill each other over drugs.
- Gibbon1 5y agoI just remember what happened when California decriminalized pot back in 1975. Didn't take long for ordinary pot dealers to stop selling hash. Also they stopped selling anything but buds. So based on that I'm pretty sure if you reduced penalties for high quality morphine and slammed people selling Fentanyl, dealers wouldn't touch Fentanyl.