idontgivenames
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I'm sure many of you want to see marijuana legal in the U.S. or what ever country it is you're from. Politics are one way to do it. But I think the easier way to do it would be more in the hands of the dealers. I am no dealer, but if I were to sell 8ths of chronic for 25$-30$ which are typically 45-60$+ on the street, people would smoke more. Normally, the average 60$ an 8th weekly smoker would buy a quarter for say 60$ of some dank (assuming that's the price being charged for a quarter of good stuff being reduced from the original higher prices of 80-120$).
So, the cheaper you sell bud, the more people would buy. Leading to larger consumer demand. Not only that, but more people would likely begin smoking. Say an 8th of chronic can be bought for 25$, that could last a conservative smoker well over a week. So, more people would be like "Hey, I can buy pot and not spend all my money on it just to keep blazed. So, I think I'll get an 8th this friday."
Eventually, as more people began to consume more and more and the prices went down, so would the penalties because more people would be getting arrested. Eventually, people would get tired of tax money going towards incarcerations and unnecessary law enforcement. Pretty simple really. Also, as the usage among the masses increase. So would activism.
It's a chain reaction. However, dealers are typically very selfish when you consider a pound of mexican can be acquired for 100$ or so if you have a good hook up. Then an 8th of that same mexican can be sold for 15-25$! It's all about profit. But once people stop trying to make profit of it, and start selling it cheaper, the laws would change because more people would use. Just like any other business, the cheaper you sell, the more people buy.
So, the cheaper you sell bud, the more people would buy. Leading to larger consumer demand. Not only that, but more people would likely begin smoking. Say an 8th of chronic can be bought for 25$, that could last a conservative smoker well over a week. So, more people would be like "Hey, I can buy pot and not spend all my money on it just to keep blazed. So, I think I'll get an 8th this friday."
Eventually, as more people began to consume more and more and the prices went down, so would the penalties because more people would be getting arrested. Eventually, people would get tired of tax money going towards incarcerations and unnecessary law enforcement. Pretty simple really. Also, as the usage among the masses increase. So would activism.
It's a chain reaction. However, dealers are typically very selfish when you consider a pound of mexican can be acquired for 100$ or so if you have a good hook up. Then an 8th of that same mexican can be sold for 15-25$! It's all about profit. But once people stop trying to make profit of it, and start selling it cheaper, the laws would change because more people would use. Just like any other business, the cheaper you sell, the more people buy.