04 May 08
Originally posted by Very RustyIts funny because the DEA only sent 6 agents ... but a little agency will bring two dozen officers with AR-15s just to get rid of a bag of weed.
Amazing Oh DUH ME...You did say it in the title. I always wondered if any of that got misplaced before it got destroyed. I assume there would be a very close watch, from a lot of people huh.
04 May 08
Gap Clothing... What do they do with returned merchandise, overstock, or discontinued items?
1. inspect it and resell? - NO
2. Fix the missing button and resell? Of course not.
3. clothe a whole 3rd world country? That would be stupid
thats right boys and girls.. they destroy it by the truck load.
04 May 08
Originally posted by epic0002Criminal Minds and Bones are the only two TV crime stopper shows that
F B. I - Do the y really keep track of emails and take those pictures of people walking down the street like in the movies? Why yes they do.
if this ends up being my last thread... I guess I said to much
presently hold any appeal. Quite refreshing to learn this side of you.
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04 May 08
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Originally posted by epic0002If there is no demand, there won't be supply. I believe good upbringing will steer teens away from the destructive habit. Hence, a complete annihilation of devils powder
I have taken part in 22 tons of cocaine being destroyed by the DEA.
Oh, the things we have destroyed.... amazing!
04 May 08
Originally posted by epic0002So, let's get this straight then:
I have taken part in 22 tons of cocaine being destroyed by the DEA.
Oh, the things we have destroyed.... amazing!
- less drugs on the market
- Same amount of drug users
- Price per gram increases
- Higher profit margin, more people wanting to make that profit
- Less people able to afford their addiction
- More petty theft
- Higher insurance costs for us all
Well done!!!
04 May 08
Originally posted by shavixmirur analysis was good except we can't have same amount of users. "IF" number of new users have been completely annihilated, and existing addicts are dying away, there is no way we can have same numbers of users. Therefore demand is reduced.
So, let's get this straight then:
- less drugs on the market
- Same amount of drug users
- Price per gram increases
- Higher profit margin, more people wanting to make that profit
- Less people able to afford their addiction
- More petty theft
- Higher insurance costs for us all
Well done!!!