Dislexicmidget2021
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He told to many people about his stuff,Theres the broken cardinal rule!Its sad to hear that this has occured though,cant trust people these days.
I might have worded it a little wrong. Nobody deserves that bit he shouldn't have been telling the whole world about his stash. That's what I meant by had it coming.It has been stated already, but I will reiterate.
This scene did not play out under re-legalization.
Scenarios such as this are PRECISELY why cannabis should be re-legalized.
Prohibition is what makes cannabis valuable. Prohibition, not re-legalization, encourages violence.
As far as 'dude kinda had it coming' is concerned: Nobody deserves to be shot for being stupid.
The villain here is the shooter, not the victim.
Probably right.If cannabis was legal we'd be discussing how this asshole shot someone trying to steal something else.
Violence over marijuana. It looks really bad for the majority of us that don't do stupid shit like that. If it comes out that he was shot over cannabis the media will make a Fucking stink about "this is exactly why we shouldn't legalize" . Violence never looks good for any cause.i don't understand the thinking about legalization here though??
Yes you are right. I was saying: whether it is pot, cars, or money the people who do these crimes will stealing somethingA motor vehicle has inherent value. Legality is irrelevant.
Cannabis has wildly inflated value because of Prohibition. Remove Prohibition and you remove the pressures which make a plant artificially valuable.
while i agree completely with all of that, i don't think legalization would deter a common scumbag from taking "what's his". a lot of people really believe that cannabis would INCREASE in value should it be legalized, through heavy taxes and restrictions and permits and whatnot. i've had more discussions about it than i care to recall, all of them ending in headache.A motor vehicle has inherent value. Legality is irrelevant.
Cannabis has wildly inflated value because of Prohibition. Remove Prohibition and you remove the pressures which make a plant artificially valuable.
You make good points.while i agree completely with all of that, i don't think legalization would deter a common scumbag from taking "what's his". a lot of people really believe that cannabis would INCREASE in value should it be legalized, through heavy taxes and restrictions and permits and whatnot. i've had more discussions about it than i care to recall, all of them ending in headache.
suppose cannabis were legal but carried a heavy tax or something else to inflate its "value". it would be just as much of a target of thieves as it is now if they could sell it for less than the legal guys who obey the law. i used to steal weed from my friend's mom all the time. if it was legal i would have stolen it anyway because i wanted to smoke it and i had no money. how many times do we see after hours smash-and-grabs at liquor stores on the news? liquor is legal. how many times do convenience stores get robbed for cigarettes? those are legal and disgustingly expensive.
i don't think these types of stories have any place in the legalization debate. they give the impression that weed is something sought out by thieves, when all that is sought by a thief is a way to get money or avoid paying for something. weed, ipads, jewelry, whatever. the notion that cannabis would become dirt cheap if legalized is just a theory, and even if it were cheap it would still get stolen.