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05-07-09, 12:51 AM #1
POT...the answer to our problems!
In our tough economic times, one industry that seems to need no bail-out money is the pot industry. So, in order to enhance our economy, promote jobs, and save the gov't. big bucks, why don't we legalize pot? Just think about it: You'd have pot farmers developing pot brands, hiring workers, advertisings, etc.,as well as companies building factories and processing plants, and then they get to pay taxes. Right now, pot is estimated to generate $115 BILLION a year, plus another $45 BILLION to enforce laws against it. If you took out the $45B, plus taxed the $115B at 25%, the gov't. would generate another $76, 750, 000, 000! Think about it.
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05-07-09, 02:55 AM #2
The pot industry thrives as long as it is a free market; free of taxes, regulations, free of hog politicians, and bureaucrats, free of government.
Just wait and see when it is LEGAL, the govt will suck the life out of this free but illegal / underground economy. I have no respect for dopers or dope dealers, but they do operate in a "free market" that thrives - because the govt is not involved except in the end-game matters of criminal arrest and asset forfeiture.
Now, the same govt wants to control newspapers, your health care, take your guns, and make your kids into unthinking workers, and to "improve" the internet = making it "safer".
Marijuana Eradication may be the outcome if the hogs of Congress fleece the "industry". Government wants their cut, above and below the table - no matter what, offering little more than worthless paper in return. So the question begs to be asked - which crooks
are more "trustworthy" - the "dealer" or the politician.
Imagine the chaos and graft if the govt regulated yard sales, kool-aid stands, and classified ads.Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts. And we are never, ever the same.-- Anonymous
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05-07-09, 03:03 AM #3
Moonshine < commercial alcohol
Bootleg Pot > government Pot
Cost of government Pot > Bootleg Pot
Lower cost/better quality > Higher cost/lesser quality
See the problem?
Bootleg alcohol does not compare to homegrown Pot in quality. Throw in cost and it is a no brainer. Outside of the military show me one federal government industry that is cheaper and better than the private sector.
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