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Avocados vs Bombs: How Legal Cannabis Markets Beat the Cartels Without Firing a Shot

So if the prohibitionist logic holds—if consumer purchases fund violence—then every millennial posting #plantbased avocado toast on Instagram is directly funding organizations that murder people, destroy forests, drain aquifers, and corrupt governments. But here’s what’s fascinating: nobody’s proposing we bomb Michoacán’s avocado farms or launch a “War on Avocados.”

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