If small amounts of drugs are legal in Mexico but dealing drugs is not where do you get them?

Answer 1

That's what the black market's for

Answer 2

Since the 20th century, most countries have enacted laws against the cultivation, use, possession, or transfer of cannabis for recreational use. Naturally, these laws impact adversely on the cannabis plant's cultivation for non-recreational purposes, but there are many regions where, under certain circumstances, handling of cannabis is legal or licensed, and others where laws against its use, possession, or sale are not enforced. Many jurisdictions have also decriminalized possession of small quantities of cannabis, so that it is punished by confiscation or a fine, rather than imprisonment. By effectively removing the user from the criminal justice system, decriminalization focuses more on those who traffic and sell the drug on the black market.

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However, this does not solve the problem of how a user will obtain the "legal amount" of cannabis, since buying or growing cannabis is still illegal.

Answer 3

From illegal drug dealers. What is bad though, is the prisons in Mexico make ours seem like a holiday. Get caught there with "legal amounts" as a foreigner, you are in for major problems.

Answer 4

You must be misinformed. People have been jailed for stems and seeds. Just don't play that game.