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I love the idea that if you legalize something that it will be available in every store. When they legalized weed in Colorado I couldn’t even find carburetors

I love the idea that if you legalize something that it will be available in every store. When they legalized weed in Colorado I couldn’t even find carburetors at Napa Auto, only carbureted bongs! No WD-40, only WeeD-420! Those jazzy grass smokers stuffed Williams Sonoma so full that you can’t buy “pots” anymore, only “pot”! If they legalize cocaine, music stores won’t sell my daughter a trumpet for marching band, only “marching powder”!

standardUser 3y ago
Right? And in every single case, a popular illegal drug is more widely available than a legal drug. In most states you can't buy alcohol after a certain hour or on certain days, or you need to go to a state-run store. And there are limits to potency. Marijuana is of course highly regulated in every state its been legalized. And in both cases you're going to have to show your ID. But coke and mushrooms and ecstasy? No age check, no state-run stores, no potency limits, and business hours are 24/7/365!