My apoligies Miko. It was late here and I may have misinterpreted parts of your post.
I didnt mean to insinuate that the Crims went into the IT business. Rather that they utilise the services and have adapted to make the environment of information Technology work for them. That what I was trying to say
At 2am in the morning sometimes everything comes out as "Blahh" heh.
If people in the common American workforce don’t want to get drug tested, fine. Just make most jobs rightfully like these “safety sensitive” jobs or whatever Reagan made aviation and the like to be, fall under the mandatory drug testing policy.Creamo, you know you ask the impossible there. Human nature being what it is. You cant seperate the community and say to one group, :Yah Live it up. Smoke up Peeps and say to another part..
"Hey, sorry man. I know its legal and all but you cant have any!"
Human Response dictates that if the Jonesy can have it then I can have it to. Sure not everyone will feel that way. Some will realise that they need their senses intact for their Job, but Ill bet more get put in Temptations way for no good reason and succumb simply on the basis that everyone else can do it.
All this comes back to legalisation and the desensitising of the issues involved.
Will Stopping the Drug Trade help in the Fight against Terrorism. (That was the question wasnt it?)
Yes. Now how do you stop the Drug Trade? Imho. Legalisation is an Easy way out that creates its own special brand of Problems that those without foresight simply dont want to know or cant be bothered to hear about it.
