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Mexico’s cartels would lose as much as $1.425 billion now that Colorado legalized marijuana. Cartel target #1.
The cartel will boom from this, they will not loose they will profit from running shops here in the USA, anyone who thinks they will give up a big money business is fooling themselves.
During prohibition the mafia made their money on illegal booze. After prohibition they simply changed their strategy. The cartels are no different. They will simply shrug, change their product and move along as before.
The mafia didn't go away after prohibition ended but the violence ended.
And drugs are what makes so many Americans too lazy to work for a living. They'd rather lay around all day getting high --- as long as the taxpayers have to provide them a free living.
If there is so much money that so many people can stay stoned all the time, it's time to start cutting off the food stamps and unemployment and other welfare handouts.
Wouldn't change anything with drugs.
Drug use will never be eradicated and any attempts to do so are foolishness. It can only be managed.
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