Financial Damage of Colorado Killer

[zdreg]

Quote from sheda:

When the intellect fails, out comes the defences I guess. I put it to you that those killed routinely, from opposing gang members, snitches and law enforcement officials put up a lot more of a fight than any commercial shop owner selling the same product ever could.

Yes, yes of course a smiling man selling a legal product in a shop is nice and better than the drug cartels, the problem is the cartels would not go quietly, Jesus, people are scared to take up official government jobs in some areas over there because they are simply killed for doing so, and your retarded enough to assume the same would not happen if it were legalized and businesses also started to compete with them?

It would be a blood bath, come on dawg I thought you were from the hood and understood the rules of the street?

that argument went out the door when prohibition was repealed.
plus it is a cowardly argument to start with. you devote enough enough legal resources + market forces will eradicate most of cartel influence.
if it is legalized you will be able to buy it on the internet further diluting the activities of the cartel.

 

[sheda]

you changed the subject. Understandably, because your position on drugs is totally indefensable

I changed the subject? To what, Mexico? It would seem you bought Mexico to this debate, I changed the subject, to what? Away from firearms and straight to the legalization of drugs? No I am afraid that was you, I explain one practical reason drug legalization is no solution to the cartels, in fact just fuel to the fire, while leaving every other consideration out and answer your question concerning solutions with a simple "disrupt the source" whilst also explaining there is no concrete solution to end it all...maybe you got confused about which subject we were on?

because your position on drugs is totally indefensable

Is it? Well it would seem the rest of the world appear to agree with me, drugs cause harm to society's, hey even in the land of the brave home of the free many drugs are prohibited to..there are those die hard pot heads who just have to make a big issue and identify with it all, "FREE THE POT HEADS" and then there are those who just use it in a reasonable manner out of sight and get on with there lives.

As for the hard drugs I am not even going to put you through the indignity of responding, there's much research, much fact, backing the case for there criminalization, get over it.

Did you sell some GBP/USD today? Because I'm wondering who keeps taking the other side of my trades. But take some consolation in the fact that that money in the bank on your depraved island is appreciating today.

Now you are seeking to build a sense of superiority over me in connection to trading with an adding of national pride? Laughable and pointless among other things but most definitely changing the subject...

 

[sheda]

that argument went out the door when prohibition was repealed. plus it is a cowardly argument to start with. you devote enough enough legal resources + market forces will eradicate most of cartel influence. if it is legalized you will be able to buy it on the internet further diluting the activities of the cartel

You have no idea how pleased I would be to test out that theory by placing you on a street corner over there sat in front of a sign stating "drugs for sale "

I would not call that populations sacrifice and fight against this "cowardly"..lets not all be so fast to forget theres a reason drugs are illegal in the first place..

But would legalization really work? With each day that passes, it looks like it wouldn't be enough, for one overarching reason: The cartels are becoming less like traffickers and more like mafias. Their currency is no longer just cocaine, methamphetamines, or heroin, though they earn revenue from each of these products. As they have grown in size and ambition, like so many big multinational corporations, they have diversified. The cartels are now active in all types of illicit markets, not just drugs.

Mexico is experiencing a change with the emergence of criminal organizations that, rather than being product-oriented -- drug trafficking -- are territorial based," says Antonio Mazzitelli, head of the UNODC office in Mexico City. They now specialize in running protection rackets of all kinds, he says, which might explain why the violence has gotten so bad: Mafias enforce their territorial control by force, killing anyone who resists or gets in the way.

And the only solutions you can provide is to not even be able to arrest them for the offence in the first place...great

 

[zdreg]

Quote from sheda:

You have no idea how pleased I would be to test out that theory by placing you on a street corner over there sat in front of a sign stating "drugs for sale "

I would not call that populations sacrifice and fight against this "cowardly"..lets not all be so fast to forget theres a reason drugs are illegal in the first place..



And the only solutions you can provide is to not even be able to arrest them for the offence in the first place...great

do u see want u want to see. i suggested that it be sold over the internet. understand?

 

[sheda]

Quote from zdreg:

do u see want u want to see. i suggested that it be sold over the internet. understand?

For most Mexicans, the digital age is still out of reach

Mexicans have access to first-world infrastructure and high-velocity Internet speeds in Mexico City, in pockets along the border with Texas, and in business centers like Monterrey and Guadalajara, but the vast majority of Mexicans live beyond the reach of the digital age. About 82 million people - 70 percent of Mexicans - have no access to a computer or the Internet, according to the Mexican Internet Association, or AMIPCI.

Dam it!!! Its not that I see what I want to see, its more that I think about that which I do see, Mexico could supply the rest of the world over the internet, if you aren't already aware that's not going to happen, and as for the citizens of Mexico its self, there is currently an issue or two with your grand plan.

 

[oldtime]

let me explain it in simple terms even an Englishman can understand.

You need guns

why? To protect territory and kill your competitors

Why do you need territory?

To sell drugs

Why sell drugs?

Because they are illegal.

No illeagal drugs, no need for territory

No need for guns.

Legalize drugs and it will no longer be profitable to sell assault rifles, because no one will need them except wackos who go to Batman movies.

Then you can pass your stupid law if you think that will make you feel safer.

 

[zdreg]

Quote from sheda:

Dam it!!! Its not that I see what I want to see, its more that I think about that which I do see, Mexico could supply the rest of the world over the internet, if you aren't already aware that's not going to happen, and as for the citizens of Mexico its self, there is currently an issue or two with your grand plan.

in school you must have received B+ for convoluted statements and a F for content.

 

[oldtime]

Quote from sheda:

lets not all be so fast to forget theres a reason drugs are illegal in the first place..

the only reason drugs are illegal is because of backwards ignorant people like you who think if it can't be done in church on Sunday or before your mothers watchful eye it must be wrong.

 

[zdreg]

Quote from oldtime:

the only reason drugs are illegal is because of backwards ignorant people like you who think if it can't be done in church on Sunday or before your mothers watchful eye it must be wrong.

sex must be a good thing then because it has been known to happen in church pews.

 

[oldtime]

Quote from zdreg:

sex must be good then because it has been known to happen in church pews.

I know, and he's sitting over there in Britain where brothels are legal and seems to have no problem with it. Let him come over here to Indiana and try to get the same freedoms he enjoys legalized.