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PROTECTIONISM
November 17, 2010
Musing upon the failing of Prop 19,
which would have legalized marijuana
in California.
This recieved a mere 40% of the vote.
(Sep 04, 2013)
It would've been more, but the stoners
and suppliers are happy with the current Myself, I tend to think it
arrangements. probably should be legalized,
by I also want second-hand
They abuse the medical marijuana smoke laws from hell.
provisions to an extent undreamed of by
even a conservative talk show host, and I suggest public
worry about making the dope biz into big subsidy for
business. If it goes corporate, the vaporizers plus
various small-to-medium scale operations jail time if you
up in Marin will collapse (along with, it ever jam your
is feared, real estate prices). cool-daddio reek up
my nose ever again.
There is also, no doubt, the usual
problem with people liking illegal FALSE_CENTER
drugs *becuase* they're illegal, that
makes them sexier, more romantic.
Cheap rebellion and pre-packaged
individuality for sale.
It's an interesting thought that among
some significant chunk of the population,
large corporations are loathed so much
that their entry into a new market is
actively feared by the customers they'd
supposedly be benefiting with their cheap the economic lizard
and efficient "economies of scale'.
economies of justice
Consider the fact that a company of the
scale of a Starbucks might choose to run
an downtown outlet at a loss, in order to
"maintain a presence" in a major city.
How does that differ from a foreign
country dumping a product below cost?
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