Drug Pushers?

>>97256
I could definitely see alcohol companies doing that without anyone batting an eye though.

>>97344

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i once stood at the entrance of a dorm party on bicycle day and gave out free acid
i think it's pretty much the same concept; people should know for themselves what they should or shouldn't partake in. but by never trying something, they'll never know and be easily swayed into believing media hype about the "dangers" of drugs, which are more or less the same as the dangers of any legal drug only there's this image ingrained in us since childhood of certain drugs being bad
I think the idea of handing out free (mild thc level) joints is to show the average anti-drug layperson that pot isn't really something we should outlaw, because for most anti-weed people their biggest reason for disliking it is that it's illegal, which becomes this pointless logic loop. Although I guess most people these days realize that pot isn't such a bad thing, but there are a surprising amount of diehard anti-cannabis folks out there

>>98093
>"dangers"
>>97344
Drinking in public is illegal in most places.

>>98128
maybe in america

>>98128
Drinking in public is most definitely not illegal, being drunk in public is, especially if disorderly.

>>98177
Depends on where you live. In the US, I never saw people going around with alcohol in hand (partially because you can't just hang out cuz muh loitering bullshit) but in Italy, people go around with alcohol in hand all the time and no one bats an eye.