babelipsss
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I for one think your idea is stupid.
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babelipsss;c-10064717 said:I for one think your idea is stupid.
semi-auto-mato;c-10064740 said:why would u make drugs legal and then restrict most minorities from being able to profit off it? we are already at a disadvantage when it comes to education. u want a master's degree? how is that any different from laws that stated u had to own land to vote?
5 Grand;c-10064744 said:semi-auto-mato;c-10064740 said:why would u make drugs legal and then restrict most minorities from being able to profit off it? we are already at a disadvantage when it comes to education. u want a master's degree? how is that any different from laws that stated u had to own land to vote?
Well you'd be encouraging people to get an education.
Obviously the drugs would be on the black market. But it would give a person incentive to get a degree and excel at school, which would make for a better society.
The world is a better place when people are educated.
The world is a worse place when people are uneducated and do drugs.
semi-auto-mato;c-10064832 said:Get a pharm D degree. See Hampton U if interested. You can legally sell drugs and make a 100k at walgreens.
There are reasons education is a problem in our community. It's crazy that u would think that a majority of our community is under educated because we want to drop out and smoke weed.
Ur plan to help our community is to legalize drugs and say hey get a ph d and u can sell cocaine? Like how do view us? How do u see the black community? Do u really think all we can do is run jump and sell drugs?
LUClEN;c-10064862 said:Your suggestions have a lot of weak points. Right from the beginning, you come out swinging at one of the safest drugs, giving out jail sentences like Oprah gives out cars. "You get a criminal record! and you get a criminal record! You're all getting criminal records!!!!" If you fail to ensure that your justice system is actually capable of correcting and rehabilitating, rather than punishing (like it does now), then you will not solve anything with your solution.
Also, you seem to be putting the GED on a pedestal. It's overrated enough as it is. There are people with diplomas that are still not very bright, and people who dropped out who contribute a lot to our society. Gauging someone's value to their community in this way is narrow. You need to be looking at more holistic options.
MECCA1000;c-10064874 said:What if I graduated hs and joined the military, can I get some coke with my weed?
What we gotta do for X, lean, & percs?
Asking for a friend .......
5 Grand;c-10064883 said:semi-auto-mato;c-10064832 said:Get a pharm D degree. See Hampton U if interested. You can legally sell drugs and make a 100k at walgreens.
There are reasons education is a problem in our community. It's crazy that u would think that a majority of our community is under educated because we want to drop out and smoke weed.
Ur plan to help our community is to legalize drugs and say hey get a ph d and u can sell cocaine? Like how do view us? How do u see the black community? Do u really think all we can do is run jump and sell drugs?
Well, first of all you're making the stereotype that its only Black people that drop out and smoke weed. White people drop out and smoke weed too (although I wrote a paper on this, Whites and Blacks drop out at the same rate, but Black people who drop out are more likely to go to prison than White people who drop out.)
I think one thing we can all agree on is that dropping out and doing drugs is the fastest way to go nowhere. In addition to being undereducated, weed makes you lazy. It makes you put off doing something today and you tell yourself you'll do it tomorrow and it never gets done. Hard drugs are even worse. Cocaine is just as habit forming as weed but its more expensive and makes people act crazy. Heroin is addictive but as I posted earlier, there are simple ways to alleviate the withdrawal.
LUClEN;c-10064862 said:Your suggestions have a lot of weak points. Right from the beginning, you come out swinging at one of the safest drugs, giving out jail sentences like Oprah gives out cars. "You get a criminal record! and you get a criminal record! You're all getting criminal records!!!!" If you fail to ensure that your justice system is actually capable of correcting and rehabilitating, rather than punishing (like it does now), then you will not solve anything with your solution.
Also, you seem to be putting the GED on a pedestal. It's overrated enough as it is. There are people with diplomas that are still not very bright, and people who dropped out who contribute a lot to our society. Gauging someone's value to their community in this way is narrow. You need to be looking at more holistic options.
If this plan was implemented, high school dropouts who get caught with weed would be hit the hardest. But thats what society needs, we don't need dropouts who smoke weed. They're useless.
And yeah I know that a G.E.D. isn't the same as a Ph.D but I know people that don't even have a G.E.D. and they can't get anywhere in life. I think rewarding somebody with getting a High School diploma or G.E.D. by letting them smoke weed is an incentive for a person who otherwise wouldn't go back to school at all.
Anyway, if my idea is so bad what are your suggestions?