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What..Pot/Heroine/Cocaine was legalized today in Mexico and no1 here is all happy about it? Maybe because its the Heroine/Cocaine part, and its in Mexico where you guys arent...hehe
but anyway
Great Job Mexico, Turn even more of your citizens into Heroine/Cocaine Addicts.
it wasnt legalized today
it is a proposed bill (not to say they wont sign it)
and the amounts are very small...
addicts wont have trouble ending up in
jail because of this legislation (if they enforce the laws)
Probably because the weed that comes out of Mexico is complete and utter shite. Just means the chavs will start smoking schwagg instead of soapbar, which is hardly better.
This is the same mentality that has marijuana illegal, that if you don't punish people for taking a drug they'll all turn into addicts:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Myth1184
* legalization leads directly to less users
* decriminalization/legalization leads directly to less crime, and keeps families together by not locking away drug users
* standardization eliminates the majority of the risk of death associated with opiates and alcohol
So let's see.. myth is supporting crime, tearing families apart, increased drug use and death.
What do you mean no one here is all happy about it? Hell, I'm already considering jumping to border backwards. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Myth1184
Some pretty fucking killer weed used to come out of Mexico, bro. And there's still those Mexican sativas, so it's not all bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swizzy89304
I've also grown out plants from shwag seed and they turned out -- on average -- twice the potency of the bricked, shit cured crap shwag. And they generally had a much nicer visual appeal after a good two week cure.
That's the main reason I've kept every seed I've come by for the past decade simply due to the fact each has potentially good genetics. I'm sure half of them aren't viable anymore, though. [ desiccants are old ]
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Originally Posted by Swizzy89304
Let them!!!! Doesn't bother me in the slightest, infact, I like the thought of them gettin shite.
Mexico is doing the right thing. Here in america we have over 2 million people in prison. Most for small amounts of drugs in their possession.Quote:
Originally Posted by Myth1184
america cant have it both ways. we are either free, or we are drug free.
with drugs being illegal we have access to them 24/7. Lets stop turining addicts into criminals and stop filling our jails up with users.
as for turning people into addicts? the only people who do drugs are people who do drugs. america is full of drugs and millions and millions of people never touch them. with legal drugs it will mean that people who want to get help can do so without being scared and arrested....etc etc.
You see......, here in america its not so much that we care that you become hooked on drugs as much as we care about who's drugs you become addicted to. Tobacco, alcohol, pharmacueticals, caffeine, etc etc.
Cocaine deaths = 145
Heroin deaths = 250
tobacco deaths = 340,000-430,000
alcohol deaths(not including 50% of all highway deaths and 65% of all murders are committed by those on booze) = 100,000+
legal drugs = 150,000
Caffeine = 10,000
Asprin deaths = 1000-5000
dai*ma:stoned:
Im happy, its the flood gates my friend for good things to come. do every1 on this site a favor and listen to phish: marijuana :smokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Myth1184
I heavily, heavily disagree. And those drugs aren't "legalized". You're only allowed to carry a very small amount for "personal" use. Anything over that limit has very, very heavy penalties as you'll be considered a dealer from that point forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by Myth1184
Aren't you the same guy that keeps posting all the anti-drug links around the forums? I mean I'm all for discussion here, but you could participate in your own ramblings once in a while.
The cartels wouldn't want the shit legalized anyway. They make such kickass profit margins BECAUSE what they sell is illegal. If people could just go to the gas station and grab a pack of Jack Herer or whatever, the cartels would have to find something to sell other than drugs.
But seeing as this was not made law, perhaps the drug cartels ARE responsible...for everything remaining illegal.