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# Did You Know? ## That Online Darknet Markets (DNMs) (only-drug) are actually a good thing? ## No? ## Let me explain 👇 The war on drugs keeps failing because of one simple rule: *where there’s demand, there’ll be supply*. No matter how many dealers you lock up or drugs you seize, people won’t stop buying. So instead of wasting billions on a lost cause, maybe we should rethink *how* drugs are sold. The old-school way—street dealers, back-alley handoffs—is fucking terrible. You’re buying from sketchy strangers who won’t hesitate to pull a knife if they think you’re a cop, a snitch, or just trying to rip them off. If you switch to another dealer, the old one might jump you for "stealing" their customers. The whole system runs on fear and violence. Now, imagine buying drugs the same way you’d order a pizza—online. Darknet markets cut out the street-level bullshit. Vendors don’t know who you are, and they *definitely* can’t track you down if you buy from their competition. Prices are clearer, reviews exist (no more mystery coke laced with fentanyl), and disputes are handled by escrow systems—not fists. Some markets even ban deadly additives and post dosage guides to lower overdose risks. Does this mean dark markets are perfect? Hell no. They’re still illegal and risky. But they prove one thing: when you take violence out of the equation, drug sales get *less* chaotic, *less* deadly. Maybe—just maybe—that’s a smarter approach than a war we’ll never win. *[Note: This isn’t an endorsement, just food for thought. Stay safe.]* --- You might notice this sounds like it was written by AI, but the thing is, I’m a native Spanish speaker and my English sucks, so I used AI to translate this thing I support. ---

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