Originally posted by Cowboy2013
Them being illegal is why anybody who’s ok being a criminal can make a living selling them.
It would not completely destroy the market. There is always a minimum cost for producing something and when it comes to drugs it doesn't cost much to make a large amount.
You would not be paying for the material cost of the drugs which could be sold for a dime a dose and make lots of profit. The real cost is in a reliable distribution system that doesn't get robbed.
Like a bitcoin vending machine with a laser turret. Technology is always the answer.
Originally posted by RIPtotse
The wire was much better than breaking bad anyway…but meth sucks anyway
At least junkies are nodded 75% of the time, although they aren’t fun either
I do not appreciate drug people in my neighborhood making it a worse place to live either but that already happens and drugs are all illegal so clearly something isn't working. I don't think the answer is more laws and more police i'm thinking less of all that and more guns
and push everyone else into a big hole under an overpass.
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I agree on that more laws and bullshit like that isn’t the answer either, it’s for sure a complex question but I think we can all agree that the war on drugs is literally the be of the stupidest thing ever right up there with the war on terror just domesticated or imo
in Breaking Bad and The Wire the part about the drugs is maybe only 25% of the show, it's used as more of a background setting of a low income area around people that either abuse drugs or sell them, or make them or import them.
But that part about the drugs isn't the main focus or point of contention for the drama.
All of that comes from the distribution and that person taking those drugs and trying to make money from selling them. That's where all of the plot comes from.
Stringer Bell, Marlo, Avon Barksdale, Gus Fring and Walters Empire are the big stories of those shows because thats what happens when drugs are illegal and it's why we make shows about it, it's like a fantasy but it's totally real.
It's like a real life roleplay why are there agents putting microphones in your cereal box and people having shootouts over something that costs a few cents per dose to make. the reason is legislation.
