Are you kidding me? I asked for personal opinions A, B, or C. You failed to make a choice which I guess could be an answer given by people polled; however a third year law student or "3L" may not fair well if a final exam asked for a choice A, B, or C and defend your selection based on your understanding of natural law and the freedoms granted every person under the US Constitution.
I failed to make a choice because I believe there are more options than your 3. I am not going to make a choice on loaded options. I was not asked to make other options, so I didn't. I have made my position clearer than day in other threads. Remember, what you typed above, "I failed to make a choice." And again, what are your continual jabs at law school and the bar have to do with anything. What is your real underlying issue with that?
Despite failing to give a poll answer you still managed to fail the economic reality test. (A) is the only answer for lowest possible price and highest possible quality (B) is a simple for those who want to justify infringing on others (C) is what you would really want, won't lead to lower prices or lower quality, IT IS the current system and therefore can not be raising or lowering quality.
(A) is impractical only because people like you insist on option C so they may wield power.
Remember, I did not make a choice in your poll, so how do you presume your statement above. I have insisted on nothing.
"For the greedy grower in it for the money, option A and B--the same status quo=same high prices.
For the person who wishes to never grow and wants lower prices, option C. "
If you assumed it from my own quote above, then you mis-interpreted what I posted. I merely posted what I see as the reality right now.
(A) is completely possible Americans have flowers of all types in their gardens and no harm comes from it. Lifting an assignine prohibition is entirely practical and has occurred in the country before.
Tell me how can a government regulated and controled environment (C) produce a larger quantity than unlimited freedom (A). And how could (A) be the option for a greedy profiteer (you should just stick with your or B thought there )
If you can defend that position in a moral, ethical, economically rational way that doesn't violate natural law I will eat my hat.
I will repeat myself. Option A is not practical, therefore, it is not a viable option for me. That is based on the climate now and the foreseeable future. You want to speak of natural laws--I'm there with you--but, those are idealistic thoughts right now.
The problem with this thread has nothing to do with price or greed for money, it has every thing to do with people greedy for power and glory so they insist on (C) so they may be a hero to the moochers (beurocratic high party official and lead looter), and the moochers too want option (C) because they feel entitled to free MJ and an (A) environment would mean no subsidy for them, they would have to pay $10 an oz like everyone else.
Problem 1 is prohibition by the types you name above. Problem 2 are the greedy that fill the void that are willing to cross the legal boundaries. There can be more sources to the problem than just one.
Thanks for looking out for the proletariat comrade.
Peace,
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