Is THIS the best argument against letting LCBO sell pot?

jafro daweedhound

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Is THIS the best argument against letting LCBO sell pot?
David MenziesMission Specialist

In the months ahead, the powers-that-be have to figure out how to facilitate the sale of legalized marijuana in Canada. But don’t worry. It looks like the marijuana retailing debate has been settled – at least when it comes to Ontario.

A new survey shows that a sizeable chunk of Ontarians rank the Liquor Control Board of Ontario as their top choice for where it should be sold.

The results come from a Nanos poll that was conducted for the Ontario Public Service Employees Union, which, coincidentally, represents LCBO workers.

Is anyone surprised that a study sponsored by the LCBO union has a favourable outcome for the LCBO and an unfavourable outcome for the private sector?

Even then, the results were hardly a home run for OPSEU but they’re championing this poll on the rationale that the LCBO system is best when it comes to so-called “social responsibility”.

Except, this is false.

Watch as I explain all the reasons why we should view this seemingly inevitable decision with concern.

And if all this doesn’t convince you that having the LCBO sell pot is a bad idea, maybe this will:

Premier Kathleen Wynne has long supported the idea of selling marijuana at LCBO stores.

 

bigmanc

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LCBO employees can't give there opinion or suggestion on a product. They simply stock and sell it.
 
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