BVS
Blue Crack Supplier
Everything you said in your last two posts can be said about alcohol as well.
U2Bama said:I don't dispute that, entirely, but neither do I entirely agree with it. But I don't think that means we need to introduce to the mainstream consumer public more ways of dying, acting like bastards, acting like baffons, exhibiting aggressive hostile behavior towards others, imparing ones' self, and in general endangering other people.
~U2Alabama
U2Bama said:I guess that is the ultimate point of our disagreement - on the ability to control the black market that will remain for the stronger, more toxic versions, which some of the new casual users will graduate to. But obviously, I also have a critical issue with making any of them (even in regulated, non-black market forms) more available and acceptable to society. My wife and I just watched Saw II; as much as I despise John The Jigsaw in I & II, I agree with him on this: "Drug dealers give hope to desperate people." But I'll add that that "hope" is false; they really only give them more desperation, and problems for the rest of us. I don't want our retail stores being inthe business of doing that to people's lives.
~U2Alabama
U2Bama said:So what means of distribution do you propose?
~U2Alabama
A_Wanderer said:Licences for functional drug users then.
U2Bama said:I don't dispute that, entirely, but neither do I entirely agree with it. But I don't think that means we need to introduce to the mainstream consumer public more ways of dying, acting like bastards, acting like baffons, exhibiting aggressive hostile behavior towards others, imparing ones' self, and in general endangering other people.