Also, prohibition just puts money into organised crime through the black market. I ask myself why both drug dealers and police wish to see drugs remained prohibited. I understand the dealer's reason, but why would the police want to grant a criminal his wishes?
Because a HUGE percentage of crime is drug-related, if drugs were made legal i think there would be a lot of lay-offs at the police force... ever wondered why it's only retired police officers that speak out against prohibition ?
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Nope.
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Also, prohibition just puts money into organised crime through the black market. I ask myself why both drug dealers and police wish to see drugs remained prohibited. I understand the dealer's reason, but why would the police want to grant a criminal his wishes?
Because a HUGE percentage of crime is drug-related, if drugs were made legal i think there would be a lot of lay-offs at the police force... ever wondered why it's only retired police officers that speak out against prohibition ?
Good point =)
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Agreed =) 
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