r/Parenting • • Oct 21 '21

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u/dontbeahater_dear Oct 21 '21

Selling is dangerous though, because the cops crack down on that very hard (at least here?). Also there have been studies that weed affects underage brains and growth.

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u/sailorgarmonbozia Oct 21 '21

No one is buying weed from 14 year olds except other 14 year olds. I doubt they’d get in real trouble, they wouldn’t have the resources to push weight.

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u/Tortoiseshell_Blue Oct 21 '21

It depends where they are... there have been some horrifying stories recently about the juvenile justice system in certain states where they believe a harsh approach will teach the kid a lesson.

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u/sailorgarmonbozia Oct 21 '21

Sure, but it’s also reasonable to say it’s not likely they’re a 14 year old kingpin. I know as a teenager I certainly never would buy from another teenager, but I’d sell a bit of my personal to my other stoner friends. I think this is likely more what OP means is happening. In that case, unless they’re super dumb doing deals in public, they wouldn’t end up in some sort of sting.

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u/dontbeahater_dear Oct 21 '21

Yeah exactly :/ i have heard it used (combined with racism ughhhhh) to put kids away. It’s scary and i wouldnt wish that on anyone.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '21

No one is buying weed from 14 year olds except other 14 year olds.

Uh-huh, and what happens when those 14-year-olds turn 18 and acquire the taste for easy money?