Shawn Sheikhan is off to prison for the illegal sale of 3 tons of marijuana

[Chebchoub]

Hate to break this to you, but that's not something that happens only in Morocco. It's over in North America as well.

I agree with you, this happens in most countries of the world, simply because it is a prohibited trade. For example, in Morocco they do not want to legalize it, because legalizing it will make it sold at the real price, and this will not be profitable for both parties. Unfortunately, it is mixed with hallucinogenic pills and other harmful things, and it is sold more than its normal price.
For example, the price of a kilogram of original hashish is about $600, and if it is sold in installments, it will be worth about $2,000, and if it is mixed, it will be worth $4,000, so the victims are children and consumers.

 

[G0930]

Unfortunately, drug traffickers are diverse, some of them work under a permit for the state, and others are described by the state as “criminal” drug dealers. To me, they are all drug dealers and criminals.
The difference between them is that in Morocco there are those who mix dangerous and harmful things with these drugs, so they become fatal and may lead to madness, and unfortunately they sell them even to children.

Oh boy Nixon would have loved you... You would have been useful for propaganda...for his futile war on drugs. .
Why is it so hard to understand that we could cripple organized crimes's influence and power by legalizing substances and putting them under strict state control with restricted access.???

 

[smallfrie]

Good luck Shieky...

 

[Poker Orifice]

Oh boy Nixon would have loved you... You would have been useful for propaganda...for his futile war on drugs. .
Why is it so hard to understand that we could cripple organized crimes's influence and power by legalizing substances and putting them under strict state control with restricted access.???

100% agree

 

[Chebchoub]

Oh boy Nixon would have loved you... You would have been useful for propaganda...for his futile war on drugs. .
Why is it so hard to understand that we could cripple organized crimes's influence and power by legalizing substances and putting them under strict state control with restricted access.???

Unfortunately, this is a reality that I live in, and unfortunately most countries in the world also live in, adding that there are countries whose economies depend to a large extent on the cultivation or manufacture of drugs, and extinguishing the legitimacy of drugs or legalizing them will only result in the parties concerned losing their influence and money.