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8/6/2015 10:57:32 PM
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I'm not saying that it is okay for them either. I'm just saying there at least needs to be something in place to keep dealers from taking advantage of people. If you want to buy weed, I want you to be able to trust who you buy it from. I've said why I think it's bad, but that doesn't mean I don't think you have the right to choose. I just think that if people have to smoke it, there should be the least risk placed on the consumer as possible, and the most risk placed on the supplier.
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Legalization will allow education to take place, as well as make the black market drop it as a source of income since prices will plummet as availability increases, that alone will take care of the majority of your concerns. I dont buy weed specifically because i dont trust most growers. Anyone doing this for profit will not hesitate to poison others for a buck, the tobacco industry is living proof of this and it is heavily regulated and taxed.
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I am in agreement about legalization. As for the problems of poisoning consumers, weed seems like it probably would be adopted by large cigarette companies, which is why it needs to be regulated. Imagine what they would do if they had free reign on what to put in it. I'm arguing for regulation so those companies never have the chance to put tar in marijuana the way they do with tobacco.
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Edited by kryple: 8/7/2015 12:00:53 AMOh they will anyway. I promise it wont make a difference, all we can do to fight their bullshit is not spend money with them, keep it local.
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Agreed. I just don't want to make it easy for them.
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Edited by kryple: 8/7/2015 1:17:40 AMThen vote for legalization so the people can have the power back in their own hands where it should be.
