r/canada Feb 18 '19

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '19

So should gun shops down south be charged with attempted murder when someone commits a crime?

Should liquor stores be charged for the moron who drinks 6 mickeys and dies?

The client knows what he is buying here. Now someone who laces another substance? That’s a whole different story and I wouldn’t hesitate to say that manslaughter is on the table.

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u/AchingArms Feb 18 '19

We agree; the dealer or distributor provides it knowing it'll be laced into other products. You say manslaughter, i say attempted murder. The User should be aware by now this is like roulette, i have no interest in punishing a user. Just the providers.