Posted by NY 986 on August 05, 2013 at 05:53:02 from (67.142.168.142):
In Reply to: meth head troubles posted by j hyikemper on August 04, 2013 at 18:30:23:
It's gonna get worse before it gets better. Colorado and Washington "superseding" federal law is a very bad sign of the times. Marijuana advocates are in complete denial over the negatives concerning their drug of choice. Any pot smoker I ever knew had motivational issues. Wait and see. All the talk of saving money and collecting taxes will never come to be. With the states who have legalized it talking a 30 percent tax it assures the underground market will remain quite healthy. Tax aside, the professional underground dealer who deals in coke, meth, etc. will want to maintain a connection to the drug buying crowd so they will offer incentives to those that buy pot from them. The DEA will have to remain unless we are throwing the towel in on the harder drugs. In a small way I feel sorry for the pot-only advocate as the majority of their associates are jumping ship by stating they see nothing wrong with legalizing all drugs.
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