Stupid@17 said:
Might have been targeted to him...that could **** up his draft stock.
Stupid@17 said:
Might have been targeted to him...that could **** up his draft stock.
He'll be fine. It's only weed.Cdet85 said:
Dang. Bad time to learn about consequences.
13B said:
Want to know how I know you know nothing about the drug trade? Victimless my a$$.
13B said:
Want to know how I know you know nothing about the drug trade? Victimless my a$$.
So what you're telling me is the victims aren't the users, they are the dealers, mules, and smugglers, and that it'd be significantly safer for everyone involved if it were legalized, taxed, and regulated?LatinAggie1997 said:13B said:
Want to know how I know you know nothing about the drug trade? Victimless my a$$.
This. So much this.
Go live where I have and see what the process of getting this victimless drug to the customer involvesand the harm it can do.
It isn't just about the end user. Grow your own and then it might be victimless.
Why does this link take me to the Real Collin County Inmates page that is private?cadetjay02 said:
For weed, doesn't really matter to me, but are there any players on the team who don't partake?
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TnAg23 said:LatinAggie1997 said:13B said:
Want to know how I know you know nothing about the drug trade? Victimless my a$$.
This. So much this.
Go live where I have and see what the process of getting this victimless drug to the customer involvesand the harm it can do.
It isn't just about the end user. Grow your own and then it might be victimless.
So what you're telling me is the victims aren't the users, they are the dealers, mules, and smugglers, and that it'd be significantly safer for everyone involved if it were legalized, taxed, and regulated?
Interesting take.
PacifistAg said:Stupid@17 said:
Might have been targeted to him...that could **** up his draft stock.
League doesn't care about weed. Most rational people realize there's nothing wrong with smoking weed.
Still stupid when you are trying to get NFL teams to invest in your ability to make plays and make smart decisions that don't embarrass the team.FtBendTxAg said:
Oh no. Weed. What will we ever do?!
Well when you put it like that, it sounds exactly like the Alcohol Prohibition in the '20s.LatinAggie1997 said:TnAg23 said:LatinAggie1997 said:13B said:
Want to know how I know you know nothing about the drug trade? Victimless my a$$.
This. So much this.
Go live where I have and see what the process of getting this victimless drug to the customer involvesand the harm it can do.
It isn't just about the end user. Grow your own and then it might be victimless.
So what you're telling me is the victims aren't the users, they are the dealers, mules, and smugglers, and that it'd be significantly safer for everyone involved if it were legalized, taxed, and regulated?
Interesting take.
Not exactly.
There are many victims from the drug trade. For someone to say using Marijuana is a victimless crime is extremely ignorant and dismissive.
People (and families) get arrested, killed, tortured, and robbed, from the growth, transportation, distribution, and consumption of Marijuana.
Yes, it would be better if the US legalized it, grew it, and distributed it, when comparing the two scenarios.
