Old post but relevant.
Unfortunately didn't quite work out since there are kids 14-17 posting multiple bags of weeds, pictures of them smoking, vapes, and what not.
Also nice job omitting the first piece
Jesus christ this thread should never have existed. I swear I'm way too old to be posting on this forum anymore but I was told about this one and I feel like I should say something. My thread was posted with the intention of dispelling false information that, to this day, supports an artificial industry that has been established by the privatized prison system. A lobbying effort to keep drugs illegal, supported both by prison guard unions and the corporations that own those prisons, and in tandem, the pharmacological industry that profits immensely from privatizing drug sales, generally people who profit from destroying innocent lives whether or not they intend on it. A system that puts your fellow human beings in cages for activities that hurt no one but those that hurt themselves. Prohibition has never worked, and always resulted in atrocity. Just a few decades before Anslinger conspired to make weed illegal in order to capitalize on the paper industry, alcohol was banned, and it resulted in legendary crime families, crime rates skyrocketing, gunfights in the street, and the government poisoning thousands of US citizens which lasted a grand total of 13 years. The current era of prohibition relies on our people being uninformed, and my thread was posted with the good intentions of informing people I perceived to be my peers - but this was the wrong place to do it. This forum is primarily composed of teenagers and children - I didn't start smoking weed until I was 18 (cigarette buying age, also when I posted that thread and subsequently stopped posting, I didn't do any other drugs until a year later), after I had already spent a lot of time researching it in the desperation of my mother's cancer. When I wrote that thread I was one of those kids just coming into adulthood, that had been lied to, and I felt betrayed. Maybe that thread was as lashing out as it was altruistic.
