all of this is a result of laws which force production and distribution into hiding and causes an unskilled criminal workforce with sub standard equipment.
My point was the "free market" which exists in the drug market works well. Producers are able to sell their product for a price which maximizes profit yet keeps product moving at a rate production is able to keep up with. No huge warehouses stockpiling cocaine waiting for product to move., and no huge shortages caused by producers not able to keep up with demand. Supply is controlling demand. As demand increases, the price will as well until greater supply can be created.
Its late late and my brain doesn't work well anymore when I'm bright and fresh much less at 2am. I feel like I am talking in circles and to be honest I am not making sense to myself anymore so I think I will bow out of this one.
Weed is a good example. Comparing prices from 1982 to now for your standard organic weed from California or the Carolinas the price has only doubled (ymmv) and the quality and purity has improved. And it is very rare for it to be hard to get.
Now compare that to the most regulated and controlled product on the planet; oil.
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