Actually the one before wasn't copypasta you should actually channel your energy to affect positive change

Edit: sorry man nice chatting but I gotta go be a dunce somewhere else

I didn't choose to smoke this Doobie. You forced it upon me. The state I'm from, doobies are legal. And they force everyone to smoke them, especially if it's infused with ice cream. There's no regular ice cream where I live, only Doobie infused ice cream. And they force you to eat it.

Stop the legalizing of marijuana. They will put it in your kids food. In the water. You will be perpetually high on that Doobie-gas. If we don't stop this, America will surely fall to the socialist liberals who want to infect our kids with doobie.

I will never go to that ice cream place again.

Oh. I'm sorry you lost the ability to read. You should see a doctor for that.

Sure, if you feel that way, you should totally do that.

Btw I'm smoking a doobie writing this comment how you feel about that

I haven't really tried to make you think or feel different, man. You obviously feel very strongly about this issue, and vulnerable that everyone here in the comments disagrees with you, so you're lashing out at them all, me included.

You should channel your frustration into a more concise logical argument and then present it to your local reps. That way you'd be pushing for what is, to you, positive change, instead of wallowing in the negativity you're perpetuating in this thread. You're probably not gonna affect change arguing and spitting venom at any of us here.

Good luck in your endeavors!

I see you have that opinion. I don't agree.

But you should send an email to your representative because it's obvious you feel so strongly.

"Man wants to ruin local business due to THC-laced ice cream incident"

Sorry dude. That headline would tell me more about you than it would about the local business.

You can be nuanced in your argument, you know. Like, theres a case for forcing the store to get a new distributor or to employ a new process to test their ice cream due to theor tangential responsibility here

But you're just jumping to shutting them down, and you're kinda coming off cranky and unreasonable because of it.

Yeah, I'm not necessarily trying to argue for more programs. I'm just trying to illustrate OPs general sentiment

I think it has more to do with drugs and street living than with wages. But I think the general sentiment is the same -- if the government provided a reliable and easy way out of that life through programs, this would be less of a problem.

Obviously that's a contentious issue though, especially in this state and in this subreddit. It's difficult to define what that reliable and easy way out is, and how much it costs, and whether it actually works, etc.

I feel like rich people do a different kind of stealing though...typically they don't break into cars to steal some cash and jewelry.