Why the hell do we glorify Drug Dealers? The woman was a drug-seller. What dislikeable characters. Comedy, pffft, not one laugh in the movie.
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It wasn't glorifying drug dealers, it was glorifying a victimized woman who unfortunately had to turn to drug dealing. there's a difference. lol.
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glorifying drug-dealers...*sigh*
and I'm certain that cannabis is bad because its illegal and its illegal because its bad right?
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Judging by one of your signatures being from CLERKS you're clearly just trolling.
Hope it felt like a worthwhile excursion for your time.
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What I'm trying to figure out is, if they are soooo against drugs, then why did they see his movie in the first place??
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What I'm trying to figure out is, if they are soooo against drugs, then why did they see his movie in the first place?? - angelsluv
First off, she actually doesn't sell the drugs, she burns them up, so legally she isn't a drug dealer and while she might be prosecuted for growing pot, since it was all burned up there is no evidence to support a case of growing an illegal drug.
Second, the setting is Cornwall, which for centuries has had a reputation of many skirting the law. As the law is English & the English make it clear the Cornish are different & inferior, the Cornish take a certain native pride in flouting English law. Like liberating the contents of ships that happened to run aground or growing pot.
Second, the setting is Cornwall, which for centuries has had a reputation of many skirting the law. As the law is English & the English make it clear the Cornish are different & inferior, the Cornish take a certain native pride in flouting English law. Like liberating the contents of ships that happened to run aground or growing pot.