To: MrLeRoy
If pot-growing were legal its potential pollutants could be effectively regulated. Heck, why would they obey the law anymore then than they do now?
11 posted on
06/17/2003 6:32:35 AM PDT by
chance33_98
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To: chance33_98
If pot-growing were legal its potential pollutants could be effectively regulated.Heck, why would they obey the law anymore then than they do now?
First, it probably wouldn't be the same people. Second, the cost-benefit situation would be changed---why risk legal profits to avoid the relatively small costs of legally handling pollutants?
14 posted on
06/17/2003 6:38:49 AM PDT by
MrLeRoy
(The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. - Jefferson)
To: chance33_98
Heck, why would they obey the law anymore then than they do now?Actually, they'd probably get out of the business altogether. The only reason that most drug dealers do what they do is for $$$$. Make it legal, and the enormous profit potential goes away. You wouldn't be able to raise enough indoors to even cover the expenses. Remember, this stuff will grow just about anywhere. It really is a weed. If it weren't illegal, you would be able to get it nearly for free.
Mark
44 posted on
06/17/2003 7:41:06 AM PDT by
MarkL
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