Re:Luxembourg to be first European country to legalise cannabis
by rjldev on Thursday August 08, 2019 @12:34PM
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> It's the dealers on the street who suffer the most from the legalization of the recreational cannabis trade.
Good.
Nothing is stopping non white people from opening legal dispensaries. Don’t be so racist, maybe smoke some weed and chill out?
Re:Luxembourg to be first European country to legalise cannabis
by jazzyjackson on Thursday August 08, 2019 @01:44PM
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Well, the fact that they're in jail for being such innovative, ahead of the curve entrepreneurs stops them from opening legal dispensaries.
Re:Luxembourg to be first European country to legalise cannabis
by bregma on Thursday August 08, 2019 @01:59PM
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Definitely that, and the ability to pull a $60,000 line of credit out of a hat just to submit a license application. If most dealers could go to the bank and get that kind of credit, they would probably have chosen a different line of work.
Re:Luxembourg to be first European country to legalise cannabis
by new2628 on Thursday August 08, 2019 @01:26PM
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I find it worrisome how preoccupied you seem to be with the skin color of others.
Re:Luxembourg to be first European country to legalise cannabis
by lm28469 on Thursday August 08, 2019 @12:24PM
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> I'm just uncomfortable with yet another way the cream floats to the top.
That's a feature of capitalism. If it makes money and can be controlled by already existing entities => make it legal, otherwise => shut it down.
Also, let's stop making every single issue a skin color issue, it's more of a "rich people" thing than a "white people" thing. https://tysonranch.com http://khalifakush.com
I'm sure the cannabis industry created thousands of jobs which aren't for "white people" only and which offer better horizons than dealing in the streets.
> because I own stock and get the annual reports
Honest question, why don't you practice what you preach and invest in "non white" companies ?
I see dealers in the local park. They don't tend to be wealthy white men, and they don't tend to be the people running the organized crime either. The organized crime will just move into more profitable areas like phishing scams and bond ratings agencies. It's the dealers on the street who suffer the most from the legalization of the recreational cannabis trade.
I definitely see legalization as best for society as a whole. I'm just uncomfortable with yet another way the cream floats to the top.