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Two things I would argue: (1) Once a person starts buying illegal weed, the dealers have an incentive to pass on higher profit margin meth. Therefore it could
by lettergram 12y ago
Two things I would argue:
(1) Once a person starts buying illegal weed, the dealers have an incentive to pass on higher profit margin meth. Therefore it could be considered a "gateway drug" of sorts, at the very least the dealers have a financial incentive to try and clients to buy meth.
(2) Once a person breaks the law for marijuana, there is little incentive not to continue to break the law. Where as, if you make marijuana legal, there is still a legal incentive not to buy meth.
- camhenlin 12y agoFor item 2, in most locations meth and marijuana are punished very differently. For example, many states have marijuana decriminalized, where you would only receive a small fine for possession. In those states, you would almost certainly be taken to jail for meth possession