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Their argument was that weed charges gave them leverage on going up the ladder from the street-level dealers to higher-ups. Not sure if it was true but their op
by zequel 13y ago
Their argument was that weed charges gave them leverage on going up the ladder from the street-level dealers to higher-ups. Not sure if it was true but their opinion didn't play a factor in the ballot question vote.
- Nursie 13y ago>> Their argument was that weed charges gave them leverage on going up the ladder from the street-level dealers to higher-ups. Very broken logic there. Could equally apply to anything that has been prohibited. About what I expected I guess :)