Don’t tell me what I mean, especially something as goofy as what you speculated.
I have sure known plenty of people who avoid or stopped using drugs, or associating with drug users, because of the laws.
Your second remark is just too silly, I don’t think you can see life outside of being an actual user.
What kind of person lives in such a fog that he thinks that normal people don’t care about being busted for drugs and discovered to be drug users, and that normal people are being given business cards by drug pushers.
You certainly are being a champ at berating.
Why did the laws make them suddenly stop if the laws stayed the same and very few users are caught? They probably didn't truly want to use in the first place. Please educate me on their mentality as I have never met anyone like this.
I'm extremely social and have been to dozens of cities and countries all over the world. I've ranged from dirt poor to wealthy. Never have I met a person in my life who didn't use because of laws. Most people I know don't use but it is always their personal decision. Not even one person mentioned laws, ever, in any conversation.
“normal people are being given business cards by drug pushers.”
Maybe average people won't get handed cards but they can just as easily find any drug they want by asking a few people. All it takes is a little social skills. I know countless people who can find any drug they want within hours of landing in a new city.
I admit living as a NYC 2%-er is not “normal” but I grew up poor and drugs were just as easy to get back then. The only difference is the price and the clothes the dealers wear. Perhaps the cops harass the poor more nowadays.