What is the purpose of throwing drug dealers in jail? They are

>>1850367
>/biz/ - Business & Finance
>All discussion should pertain to business, finance, and economics related topics.
>All political discussion belongs in /pol/.

>>>/pol/

There's nothing adult about humanity. Stop acting like it.

My opinion is 2 big reasons:

1) Pharmaceutical companies want their monopoly

2) Drugs encourage free thinking, being wild, forgetting about capitalism and wanting all this unneccesary bullshit. That mentality could bring America to a screeching halt.

>>1850367

One more thing.

You can't let people have legal access to meth, heroin or cocaine. People would get fucked up real bad.

>>1850367
The real answer is that for profit private prisons need asses in the beds to make money and decriminalizing the drug trade would take a big bite out of the profits those prisons make.

>>1850401
Its true.

>>1850403
Already getting fucked up. If you could get a standard dose of these hard drugs at a medical clinic, the danger would go away.

It's not about muh ethics. You think politicians actually care about the welfare of anyone, espeically some dirty nigger drug addict?

It's because the CIA is the largest distributor of drugs, especially cocaine, and you're cutting into their profits.

How dumb can you be, OP?

CIA will face the ropes soon.

>>1850367
t. drug dealer

>>1850367
>My opinion is 2 big reasons:

>1) Pharmaceutical companies want their monopoly

Thanks for the big laugh

Any enterprise that allows the common man to skirt taxes makes the govt furious, so of course they'll crack down.

When large corps do it, though, that's totally fine

>>1850424
Fake news! for profit private prisons mostly exist in america, yet drugs are banned all around the world. >>1850401's answer is closer to nailing it.

>>1850401
>buying and selling in a free market encourages forgetting about capitalism

>>1850694
A black market is way more profitable for a dealer than a legalised one

>>1850367
>t. teenage an-cap retard

>>1850367
for not paying taxes and not creating value to the community

>>1850637
Just like the danger went away with prescribed opiates? Oh wait, it's currently one of America's largest problem.

Because of the damage to society?

Because families lose loved ones, society loses a productive member, money in healthcare or law enforcement when the crackhead steals or harms people due to psychosis?

You're not an island and things you do affect others.

Psst, hey kid.
Want some magic?

>>1853440
When do we ban alcohol then?

>>1853452
Wait for 1920 to hit.

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>>1850367
I wonder who could have caused this???