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To: carranza2 who wrote (990)	7/14/2011 12:42:55 PM
From: dalroi	Respond to of 1134

one could just legalise drugs would drop price radicaly because its only high because of inforcement and peeps who take will always take no matter what

To: carranza2 who wrote (990)	7/14/2011 1:12:45 PM
From: average joe	Respond to of 1134

Legalizing drugs would put law enforcement and cartels out of business so we know that won't happen. We abandoned doing business in Mexico after a meeting with an official at the Mines Branch in Guadalajara. He said it was great we were employing local people and that we had a certificado de mineria for our property was also a good thing but what really mattered is how well we got along. The good Sr. then told us of a ski trip his family went on when he was a boy to British Columbia and how much he wanted to go back with his family. Two hours later I had to bribe a cop over a speeding ticket and as I was complaining later one of our Mexicans said - he has to eat to. If I lived in Mexico I would be a drug dealer to. It is more honest than pretending to be something you're not. In Mexico under their Napoleonic code you are presumed guilty. Presunto Culpable. youtube.com