When you consume .......or have copious amounts of drugs ,.......you have gangs......violence .....i mean FFS !!!!!! .,....it is not the sister hood of nuns ........ that grow........ supply......... and sell copious amounts of weed/coke/heroin/fentanyl /shrooms........it's drug lords .......who are not ......... say like nice people .......... they are to their wife....... and kids ....... sending them to private schools...... jets .....colleges ......... mansions .....etc...etc!!!!! ......so........anyone thinks ........ that there will be no violence ........with d rugs........has their head up their ass...... ....look at the Sinaloa cartel !!!!! .....they control shit! ....pablo ......... controlled shit ....pre mexican cartel days ......when he was alive .........it's drugs .....what were they thinking!!....... that they could be peaceful...... growing drugs .......tha'ts a fucking beauty .......drugs....... always bring problems ........and someone always wants their cut .......always ......it's the game ........
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Inside Christiania, Europe's largest hippie commune where an open drug market is being ravaged by rising gang violence
- In 1971, a group of squatters took over a military base in Copenhagen and called their enclave "Christiania."
- Their plan was to break away from Denmark and its laws, to stop living under a conventional property ownership model, and to legalize drugs.
- In recent years, organized crime has taken over its drug trade resulting in escalating violence.
For more than 50 years, Copenhagen has been home to Europe's largest hippie commune.
Freetown Christiania was formed in 1971 when about 150 squatters decided to leap a fence and take over a section of leafy military land that had been abandoned in the 1960s. They formed a commune, made their own laws, and legalized drugs.
In the decades since, countless governments have threatened and tried to end the commune, but Christiania is still going today. Its members even formed a foundation and bought the land with a bank loan in 2011.
But over the last few years, its semi-legal drug trade on "Pusher Street" has been taken over by gangs and serious drug dealers resulting in escalating violence. In May, Copenhagen's mayor offered to step in and close the drug market for good.
Here's how the commune has lasted so long and some of the challenges it's faced
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