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Hard line policing is the problem, not MJ/opiates itself. If you get in as much trouble doing/buying/selling/etc MJ as Fentanyl, you might as well do the latte
by cies 4y ago
Hard line policing is the problem, not MJ/opiates itself.
If you get in as much trouble doing/buying/selling/etc MJ as Fentanyl, you might as well do the latter.
If MJ is legal, many would stick to that.
Same for MJ-to-alcohol: and the alc producers know it, they lobbied fiercly against legal MJ and when it became legal (like in Canada) they were the first to invest heavily in it.
- vorpalhex 4y agoWhy not just do alcohol then? It's much stronger than pot, legal and cheap.
- pksebben 4y agoit's a lot worse for your health, for one. also, they don't have remotely similar effects
- vorpalhex 4y agoThe argument though was that fent/meth users would stop using fent/meth if pot was legal. If that argument is true, wouldn't fent/meth users just use alcohol since that is legal? Alcohol is much better for you than meth and both are cns depressents.