Message from @Nerthulas

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2019-10-19 01:40:38 UTC  

oh, we can't?

2019-10-19 01:40:41 UTC  

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2019-10-19 01:40:48 UTC  

@Banjod How are property rights not enough? It's literally a net loss to keep addicts around.

2019-10-19 01:40:49 UTC  

no we can't

2019-10-19 01:40:52 UTC  

too many parasites

2019-10-19 01:40:55 UTC  

so it' not a solution

2019-10-19 01:40:57 UTC  

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2019-10-19 01:41:04 UTC  

you desperately want it to work out that prohibition does EVERYTHING worse, that there will be MORE people on drugs under prohibition

2019-10-19 01:41:06 UTC  

its clownish

2019-10-19 01:41:08 UTC  

stop paying taxes

2019-10-19 01:41:11 UTC  

it's your duty

2019-10-19 01:41:19 UTC  

Again, read The Economics of Prohibition.

2019-10-19 01:41:20 UTC  

it' not enough because things are not static

2019-10-19 01:41:25 UTC  

have you read locke?

2019-10-19 01:41:26 UTC  

no, I don't think I will

2019-10-19 01:41:26 UTC  

have yo?

2019-10-19 01:41:40 UTC  

its nonsensical, and has never been the case in any prohibition that I know of

2019-10-19 01:41:50 UTC  

Why not? It's probably better researched than any argument I'll ever make. And discord isn't the place for debates, anyway.

2019-10-19 01:42:02 UTC  

I have no need to

2019-10-19 01:42:05 UTC  

@Nerthulas You've never read it, how can you say it's nonsensical?

2019-10-19 01:42:10 UTC  

I know alcohol use was reduced under prohibition

2019-10-19 01:42:16 UTC  

I'm not saying it is

2019-10-19 01:42:18 UTC  

I'm saying you are

2019-10-19 01:42:27 UTC  

Read the book.

2019-10-19 01:42:44 UTC  

if the claim that you're making is actually one of the theses of the book, then the book is nonsensical and not empirically based as well

2019-10-19 01:42:49 UTC  

In my country, there are what we call 'safe injection sites' being opened in many metropolitan zones, which are effectively government funded opium dens

2019-10-19 01:42:50 UTC  

but I doubt that is one of their claims

2019-10-19 01:42:55 UTC  

have you read the book?

2019-10-19 01:43:03 UTC  

me rn

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2019-10-19 01:43:03 UTC  

we already tried not having a welfare system

2019-10-19 01:43:06 UTC  

you know what happened?

2019-10-19 01:43:08 UTC  

No

2019-10-19 01:43:13 UTC  

we got a welfare system

2019-10-19 01:43:14 UTC  

In the cities where these policies have been implemented most actively, the annual rate of overdose deaths has increased, not declined

2019-10-19 01:43:21 UTC  

Use has also increased

2019-10-19 01:43:25 UTC  

We can both read the book, and discuss the merits of its arguments.

2019-10-19 01:43:29 UTC  

okay, so you want me to read a book that you haven't read, which you claim says something that I now is empirically not true

2019-10-19 01:43:31 UTC  

Almost doubling, in both cases

2019-10-19 01:43:32 UTC  

no, I don't need to

2019-10-19 01:43:36 UTC  

I literally don't need to

2019-10-19 01:43:51 UTC  

its an empirical fact that under prohibition, alcohol use was reduced