Ultraman

["如果酒唔係會令人high同醉，根本唔會有人會俾咁既價錢黎飲。"  
$50 for a bottle of red wine. I drink a glass at a time, don't get high, don't get drunk wor...]
Yes, many people drink alcohol not intend to get drunk, but to enjoy the taste of it.

[ "而且亦都會有人係enjoy大麻味。"
Hm...算我無知/孤陋寡聞我真係無諗過有人會鐘意大麻浸味。。。]
Well, I'm not a 大麻 guy. But I somehow believe, those who take 大麻 might enjoy the smell of it too. Which it makes sense, or if they hate or can't bear the smell, they won't take it.

[我真係覺得嫖妓係不道德行為 (交易) 嘅一種]
Agree.

[我係覺得不道德嘅行為有法律去監管無乜問題]
Agree.

Ultraman

Not really.  If it's illegal the police is working in a black box and you don't know how much police force is allocated for prostitution. They can do more or less depending on budget.
shutterbug 發表於 2009-12-11 16:35

No matter it's legal or illegal, do you really think they'll disclose the actual expense to the public?
Try not to think too much and relate too much. We don't even count corruption in any cases, who knows the actual figure is?!

Ultraman

I don't need to know what the actual figure is.  I just want to point out to you that going one way or the other will not be the same for money spent like you said.  That was my point.
shutterbug 發表於 2009-12-12 00:59

Come on! Who said "exactly the same"?! However, no matter in terms of manpower and/or money and/or other factors, they could count as "comparable" to each other. Which, we have no idea and no solid figure for how much exactly they are going to spend on each case, but certain manpower and money (and other possible factors) would be spent anyways. Unlike someone said/thought, sounded like no manpower nor money will be needed to spend on a specific case. And that was my point.