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I'm sorry it comes off that way. I genuinely think these are interesting distinctions. If I had to make an analogy, I would react differently if I found a bag o
by jollyllama 2y ago
I'm sorry it comes off that way. I genuinely think these are interesting distinctions. If I had to make an analogy, I would react differently if I found a bag of weed in a kid's backpack vs a bag of oregano that the kid was fooled into thinking was weed.
- pc86 2y agoSomewhat related but if you're selling either one the court (in the US at least) will treat them the same. If you tell an undercover cop that you have cocaine and you sell them a baggie of baking powder, you'll get arrested and charged with selling cocaine.
- LeFantome 2y agoTo be fair, the additional distinction here is that you found nothing except that you know they asked where they might buy weed. Obviously nobody was meeting with these chat bots physically. Real or fake, that is an important distinction.
- dwighttk 2y ago>you found nothing except that you know they asked where they might buy weed. And that they gave money to someone for what they thought was weed
- SketchySeaBeast 2y agoI guess the question there is "what are you punishing"? If it's your kid and you don't want them smoking weed, they clearly went out for weed. Are you punishing the act or the intent? Which is the disappointing bit?