non-gravity said:
sc94597 said:
non-gravity said:
snyps said:
Name one prohibition of an object that worked and didnt finance organized crime. You can't. Prohibition doesn't work. Even if it's a prohibition on half the gun types it's still prohibition and it will finance criminals.
Mental disorders is the only issue that solves the problem and protects our right to defend liberty.
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You have no idea how much is outlawed.
How about carcinogenic products or those fluids that destroyed the ozone layer.
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The difference is that those things aren't in demand and are replaceable.
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We can't prove they are or are not in demand if they're not being sold because they're outlawed. And anything is replacable. I'm sensing another petitio principii
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We CAN prove what is and isn't in demand, this is not petitio principii. It's simple. Anything that is in demand will be sold.. Need proof? Greed. Simple as that. People wanted alcohol in the 20's they paid the crime lords. People today want cannabis indica, or illegal guns, the money ends up in Mexican cartels in Juarez. If people can't find what they want in the store they'll find it on the playground. That's a fact of American life.
So try again,
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Name one prohibition of an object that worked and didnt finance organized crime. You can't. Prohibition doesn't work.
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