Most drugs should be legal. Provided that there's a social safety net to help addicts rather than treat them like criminals. It's been done already, successfully. In your video, I feel like you're only giving surface-level info. Like you were too lazy to do actual research.
@@shaaaaaaaaaaa Data disagrees with you. Drug use after legalization doesn't seems to change. Crime usually decreases significantly, though that can vary due to implementation details. Perhaps it's just that after legalization, you actually can see how big the problem is, which is needed if you are going to really fix it.
The most crime ridden, drug ridden places in the country are republican controlled. So there is that. In reality different places have different problems. Boiling it down to your personal politics actually doesn't solve anything.
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Imagine having to do actual research and ground level documentation these nerds don't go outside lmao.
Highest murder rate by state: 1-Mississippi,2-Lousiana,3-Alabama,4-Tennessee,5-Arkanasa
Highest suicide rate by state:1-Wyoming,2-Alaska-3-Idaho,4-Montana,5-Mississippi
Infant mortality by state: 1-Mississippi,2-South Dakota,3-Arkansas,4-West Virginia, 5-Ohio
Avoid these terrible places.
Weed doesn't do this to people, its everything else that does.
weed is the starting point.
@@RelaxingNostalgia Data suggests otherwise.
Most drugs should be legal. Provided that there's a social safety net to help addicts rather than treat them like criminals. It's been done already, successfully. In your video, I feel like you're only giving surface-level info. Like you were too lazy to do actual research.
yea this is probably AI generated, dude probably spent a combined 2 hours on this video.
Have you ever lived in a place that implemented this? Because I have and it makes the issue far worse.
like in portugal?
its no longer working anymore and theres statistics showing crime is raising again
but youre too lazy to do your research.
@@shaaaaaaaaaaa Data disagrees with you. Drug use after legalization doesn't seems to change. Crime usually decreases significantly, though that can vary due to implementation details. Perhaps it's just that after legalization, you actually can see how big the problem is, which is needed if you are going to really fix it.
@@shaaaaaaaaaaa Yeah. I have actually. In Europe. So no, it doesn't. You don't know what you're talking about.
Where tf is Denver 😭
Are these democrat cities?
you mean woke? yes
The most crime ridden, drug ridden places in the country are republican controlled. So there is that. In reality different places have different problems. Boiling it down to your personal politics actually doesn't solve anything.
@@knutthompson7879 I'm not from the USA! Does Florida looking like zombie city?
The U S is spiralling down the drain.
Just work out.