Would legalizing marijuana help the economy?
Mopeder
2011/10/03 17:26:46
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Jobs for growers. Jobs for sellers. Jobs for regulators. Taxes for
government. Cheaper prices for people currently paying street value
(hence more expendable income). Less money spent on enforcement.

government. Cheaper prices for people currently paying street value
(hence more expendable income). Less money spent on enforcement.

Top Opinion
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Leo 2011/10/03 19:17:38Yes





















Trouble is, when trying to vote it in, the opposition (and they are many) are the illegal growers and dealers. They claim it would ruin their thriving business as it now stands. They are the ones that voted against legalizing it in California as I recall.
Druglords don't think they can make the transition into a legalized practice.
Maybe instead of busting them and locking them up, maybe we should get them business management courses.
People waste money on all kinds of things they don't need.
Gambling
Coffee
Alcohol
Cigarettes
Chocolate
Tanning salons
Fast food
Junk food
Should we make all of these things against the law because it is not needed and it is wasted money or bad for you?
My point, if pot were legal, some would smoke it, others would not. Just like many people choose not to smoke cigarettes, gamble or drink alcohol.
The funny thing is...I don't even smoke pot. I have not touched it in 15 years and I have no plans to smoke it again.