[Vision2020] BSU student arrested, 2 lbs of pot found in dorm

[Kenneth Marcy]

On 10/1/2012 4:40 PM, Moscow Cares wrote:
> If UI is considered "Nasty and Inebriated", what does this make bSU?
>
> Courtesy of KHQ AT:
>
> http://www.khq.com/story/19686976/bsu-student-arrested-2-lbs-of-pot-found-in-dorm

Well, it does not manifest good things about their business education 
efforts considering better organization policy would suggest a 
security-based separation between executive workspace and high value 
inventories, which apparently was not the case here. Nor does it suggest 
that their personal legal education efforts are what they might be in 
that the suspect allowed officer-entry into the residence and storage 
area without a search warrant.

Economically, during the period 2001 to 2011, Idaho ranks 7th of the 50 
states in net number of in-state jobs displaced due to the excess of 
domestic consumption over foreign imports in terms of jobs necessary to 
support those activities. Idaho lost 21,900 jobs through imports just 
from China during the period, and gained 3,800 jobs through exports, 
leaving a net jobs displaced due to trade with China of 18,200.

This particular incident very likely does not involve China, so it's 
just data above and beyond the usual statistical data channels, but the 
trend of the data is the same. State imports and domestic consumption 
exceeding production for export in exchange for revenues into private 
producers' and state revenue coffers.

This problem could be reduced to a token memory status if Idaho adopted 
a foreign marijuana independence policy and promoted state policies to 
allow for domestic production and distribution. Well-tilled and 
fertilized acreage is available in abundance, and, considering the 
extensive ready markets for high-quality products, only legal go-ahead 
notices are necessary to implement appropriate seasonal drilling -- seed 
drilling, that is, prairie planting . . . why the next thing you know 
Jethro and Ellie Mae will be in their truck on their way up from 
California to export some of Idaho's finest back to Beverly Hills. And, 
of course, that's how the best economies work -- produce product for 
export in exchange for money into the local production area.

It really is unfortunate that at least some of Idaho's federal 
delegation appears more concerned with importing dollars into their 
personal portfolios during their public service instead of working to 
pass laws that would allow the areas they represent to develop a 
positive state balance of trade, and thereby enhance the local 
economies. If these laws were already passed, Idaho's drills could 
already be at work, regardless of anyone's baby.


Ken
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