@bhickular18 likewise!
Idea: if we make fewer things illegal, we'll need fewer cops. Fewer cops = fewer deaths. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2015/03/26/after-legalization-colorado-pot-arrests-plunge/ …pic.twitter.com/k2pzW6aNLK
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@zackkanter@bhickular18 Classy response Zack. Thumbs up.
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@zackkanter@pmarca don't know about the last leap on fewer cops = fewer deaths. Valid hypothesis but where is it proven? -
@RealEricBrown@pmarca simple statistics. some % of interactions w/police end in death. fewer cops means fewer interactions = fewer deaths - 4 more replies
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@zackkanter@pmarca Buh buh buh bu bu...but drugs are bad! Things are bad! Bad things are bad! -
@Nelsonish@pmarca well, that about sums up the counterargument perfectly :)
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@zackkanter@pmarca nah, anarchy's been tried. Study also aftereffects of French Revolution, not so hot next 50 years ..oh, and Baltimore .. -
@techvestventure@pmarca pot is legal in Colorado. Just looked out my window, don't see any anarchy. Not even 1 burned out car or vigilante.
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@zackkanter@pmarca caveat: making guns illegal -
@kirtipatelmd@pmarca how come? Guns aren't illegal in Colorado and stats show huge decrease in crime. - 2 more replies
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