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So the problem is that someone who does one crime is a criminal and being a criminal means someone does every crime? For example, someone who removes DRM from a

So the problem is that someone who does one crime is a criminal and being a criminal means someone does every crime? For example, someone who removes DRM from a video game is a criminal, and therefore he also shoots people, so we have to put DRM removers in jail to decrease shooting deaths? I have to admit, I'm not really following the logic there.

9x39 5mo ago
Because you made a strawman out of their point. Reasonable people avoid drug markets for good reason. Drug crimes and non-drug crimes (assault, robbery, x/y/z) commonly cluster[1], and citizens with working risk estimation skills move on and cede the space. [1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2719901/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2719901/
joenot443 5mo ago
When you argue in bad faith like this you shouldn’t be surprised nobody takes you seriously.