Drug Legalizing Profits

I want to go in Colorado in summer

Weed could be very profitable for governments and companies, but then again prison labour is also lucrative and so are the toxic drugs sold by big Pharma.

>>1283378
I'm imagining a world where large corporations are selling different brands of crack.

ITT: children

>>1283705
/biz/: children

>>1283705
The drug industry is the most lucrative industry in the world. The free market has been limited for it, supply is controlled and demand is outstanding. If the supply would stop being controlled circulation of wealth would sky rocket. I don't see where you got "child" out of the concept. There's multiple countries around the world that do this.

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>>1283632
My explaintion exactly, but at what point will the profits from keeping it illegal outweigh the profits legalizing it? & how could it be made possible.

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>>1283712
Maybe you don't understand /his/ or basic economics

>>1283378
It would, it would revolutionize the Psychiatry industry, the Psychology industry, the Pharmaceutical industry, and the health care industry. Many, many diseases as we know it that were once incurable will be cured. It'll be forever referenced as a miracle of the free market.

>>1283378
The idea has given me such a hard on.

>>1283378
Pipe dreams. lol.

Lots of money coming in, but I would say full out legalization would probably cost more due to negative externalities (addiction, crime, lethargy, health care). By legitimatizing you would probably reduce street level drug beefs some, but you'd probably also have more people on crack looking for a fix.

I would support legalization if it was tiered:

a) If you have been paying income or capital gains taxes for X months and not enrolled in any government social or welfare programs => you can do any drug you like without recourse

b) If you are not employed or are receiving public assistance, sorry drugs are still illegal.

Drugs should be a privilege not a right kek.

>>1283378
The only reason people profit off of drugs is because they are illegal, hence worth more because of the risk.

If drugs became legal you wouldn't make much at all unless you opened a marijuana dispensary.

They seem to be doing really well in the US

>>1283785
>Heroin for coughs

Damn, they didn't play around back then.