To paraphrase ole
Ross Perot, that giant sighing of relief you hear is coming from the
murdering Mexican drug cartel bosses. They have several more years
of almost unfettered markets for their weed sales in Ohio. Again
their unintended enforcers will spend millions on helicopter and
aircraft overflights seeking out a few hundred plants that overworked
local law enforcement will have to confiscate and courts will have to
adjudicate about.
In the meantime, as
we normally law abiding citizens sip our martinis, we must wonder why
the lesson of the failed prohibition has been forgotten. Even Eliot
Ness must have realized that turning ordinary citizens into criminals
was a failed policy.
If the state had ten
supermarket chains would we call it a monopoly?
Headline: Ohio
cities starved for cash to fix streets and bridges. Hmm.
Paul Hunter
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