Anon is vengeful

I think it really depends what kinda drugs honestly.

So many downvotes for a true statement. Big difference between selling pot and selling meth.
- Plot twist, he's a drug dealer here:
I think it's karmic justice either way
- If he was just an idiot selling weed then I don't think he deserved it. He wasn't the one cheating, she was.

If you're doing something illegal, and a lot of people know, it's a good policy to not get offside with people on a regular basis.

I mean the guy didn't even do anything to OP, we don't even know if he was aware his girl was cheating with him
- While we're all playing morality police and talking about drugs, maybe keep in mind he stalked someguy being while he was obsessive and possessive of a woman.
  Playing vigilante and involving the police because you got hurt fweewings is a dogshit move.
  anyway everything on 4chan is fake, so this is just some incel fantasy about what he thinks would be cool.
- It's pretty heavily implied he knew. Why else would he be angrier at the dealer than his ex?

It doesn’t matter what we think, because this is probably fiction anyway.

Hypothetical moral arguments are the best moral arguments
I mean, does it really matter at this point?

Fake: pretending to having an ex-gf & Gay: being a narc

Even faker is the idea that the police would actually investigate and take action in response to evidence.
- Evidence of small time drug dealing, you bet they do.
  Ofc the police are different in places, but that seems to be pretty common.

now that's a petty revenge if I've ever seen one. and just the type of fucked up attitude I've seen so much on image boards like holy shit what is up with that guy

Weeell depending on what he dealt tbf. Weed yeah. Herion, fuck the dealer.
- First I wrote something similar, now I see this. Fully agreed!
- I mean, if he's testing his stuff and isn't misrepresenting what he's selling, is it really wrong to sell heroin or cocaine?
- Same.
- I was going to add something in these lines, but even if he was heroin dealer but did it responsibly with testing the drugs and making sure he doesn't scame anyone it's still a lot better than some guu who replaces his job and sell heroin laced with fentanyl. it's way too complicated for me to be able to just judge them by the drug they sell. because you can never get rid of every dealer and someoke is just going to get their customers. the best you can do is damage control because the damage is going to happens anyway
  edit: based on the downvotes people want fentanyl and other even more dangerous shit to the streets than heroin is I guess :D (just kidding I know these downvotes are not from people wanting heroin users to die but from people who think heroin is too big of taboo to be spoken like this. I would have no one down voting me if I was talking about laced weed and how it's better to sell unlaced weed)
  I am not saying it's okay to sell heroin. I am simply stating that it's a lesser evil to sell pure and tested dangerous drug than selling untested and even more dangerous drug
I used to have the opinion that people who cheat deserve everything but violence, no revenge being too petty.
I still believe that, but I also realized that the people lame enough to cheat are not worth even being around and that they'll do a good enough job fucking up their lives without any help. There are exceptions to this rule though, snakes who cheat and lie and steal for sport, whom no form of retaliation would suffice and any amount of pettiness is beyond acceptable-- I can think of one such person who has went out of their way to wrong me like that, out of the two times I've been cheated one by different people, and had I the opportunity to destroy their life and have some part in them being locked up, I would do so without missing a beat and smile proudly every time I thought about because I would have truly done the world a favor through careful application of systemic functions rather than violence. If you disagree with this, let me ask you: would you prefer the violence? At the end of the day, all I care about is that they'd be unable to fuck with people's lives.
- I do get the feeling that you want some sort of justification but with petty revenge you achieve nothing and pretty much prove that you are not better than them.
  of course there are some really twisted cases where even petty revenge is not as bad as the stuff that happened to yoi

They do their job

Sounds more like green text OP did their job for them and they put the finishing touches on it.

Reporting such a crime is a good thing no matter what cuckolding has been done. Unless it was a harmless weed dealer, not some crack selling fucker.

"Drug dealer" is such a broad term that ranges from someone selling weed/shrooms to some buddies to running a fentanyl ring. I don't know how anyone could say snitching was ok or not with the info anon provided.
- Could be a prescribed student dealing Adderall for all we know
Both are unauthorized dealers of an illegal drug so both should be reported
- Unironically the kind of person who would let the SS know their neighbor was harbouring Jews

It's surprising how many people are siding with the drug dealer. The dude doesn't even pay taxes...

I've met drug dealers who pay their taxes. The IRS doesn't really give a shit if what you're doing is illegal, so long as they get paid.
- Knew a guy who sold shrooms to people, he'd give you an invoice for em.
  Not for the shrooms, fuck no, it was all for computer repair and building and consulting and yadda yadda. Sold shrooms with fake PC invoices for a few years and eventually managed to snag a job doing something in IT thanks to the 3 years of running a PC home business
  Still sells shrooms, too, the lovely bastard. Dunno if he gives invoices anymore though
- This is true see IRS publication 525.
  Illegal activities.
  
  Income from illegal activities, such as money from dealing illegal drugs, must be included in your income on Schedule 1 (Form 1040), line 8z, or on Schedule C (Form 1040) if from your self-employment activity.
  Bribes are also considered taxable income.
- Even The Joker pays his taxes. He explicitly said, "I'm crazy enough to ~~fight~~ take on Batman, but the IRS? No Thank You."
  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G56VgsLfKY4
- only break one law at a time...
- Only for their legit job I hope. That just sounds like a bad idea to be reporting your illegal activities and hoping the government doesn't decide to use it against you later. Why take the risk?
As a former dealer, this is a dumb take. Yeah ofc I paid my taxes. Don't confuse people who just wanna make a living with some strung out federal-lifer who doesn't even give a shit. You're letting your prejudices think for you.
Considering our taxes pay for bombs, drones, domestic surveillance, and other crimes against humanity one could argue that it's more ethical to not pay them.

Anon is a fuckin snitch.

The point was that he's not fucking anymore.
- I do applaud you, but slowly.

Fuck em. Stab me in the back and I'll go full on scorched earth

You should seek therapy.
- Maybe you should seek vengance? It's much cheaper.

Snitches get stitches

Nobody likes a grass, but he did it for a good reason...

no, that's incredibly fucked up. if true that's a fucking horrible thing to do to someone, and for such a fucking petty reason by comparison

Good, let them rot in jail

Anon goes by the name Wallace and can be pimped over a candy bar.

deoends on your politics view and integrity of your emotions

Yeah, maybe he's into the cuckolding

Yes you did

proof*

If true, op is the worst kind of narc.

Best kind. Fuck the kind of people drug dealers are. They're all worthless scumbags.
- The hippies that grew and sold their own pot I used to buy from before legalization were very much not that.
- Some of them are just caught up in it and is geniunly better humans than some preachers , cops etc which society hold in high regard .

I might not agree with vengeance as a motive, but anon did a good thing.

Drugs are illegal for a reason. There are unfair laws - this ain't it.

Drugs are illegal for a reason
It just happens that the reason for most of them is "because it makes prisons a fuckton of money and disproportionately affects black people"
- Ah, no
  They are almost universally addictive, bad for health (often causing significant irreversible damage), and associated with elevated probability of antisocial behavior (not saying everyone has it, but it's a risk).
  Prisons are an issue, especially in America, but that's absolutely not the whole story about drugs. Just about every country with a normal, non-commercialized and non-weaponized prison system has those laws too.
  But some of the Americans seem to be completely unable to look elsewhere for any political experience.
Alcohol and pot used to be illegal (pot is getting decriminalized more and more).
Prohibition doesn't work.
- That said, there are drugs which fuck your life up even in the very short term, and dealing them absolutely be criminalized. Using them should be a medical problem, but dealing? Straight to jail.
  Just to be clear, I'm not talking about pot here.
- Yeah but heroin isn't weed
How successful has the war on drugs been?
I could leave my house right now with no phone numbers and get pretty much most major drugs within an hour and things like Xanax and stuff you can source on the darkweb.
Look at prohibition and how it empowered the mafia.
Banning things doesn’t work. It funds larger crimes like human trafficking, slavery and terrorism.
I think we could use the money we spent fighting an unwinable war on things like education, treatment and helping people get off drugs.
Look at alcohol it’s legal and cause far more issues and expensive than say weed.
- I think the real issue is the way we wage this war.
  War on drugs has been a cover for insane international operations that siphon away endless amounts of money but don't work on the root causes.
  I think we absolutely should build more rehabilitation facilities, educate more about the real dangers of drugs, but at the same time we should come up with smart policies regarding fight on drug crime.
  And that regulation should exist - even the Netherlands, well-known for trying not to control this but go other ways, actually prohibits everything but the lightest of drugs.
  I think the approach should be more like the new ideas on fighting things like bribery - you should be able to legally buy, but not sell drugs, and be rewarded for reporting sellers. This way you can easily turn up with real recording of the transaction and some evidence and be covered and rewarded as the perpetrator is sent to jail. Additionally, you should be offered witness protection.
  This puts sellers in a super cautious asymmetric position relative to buyers and forces them out of the market. And without sellers, there's no drugs.

First of all, snitches are scum. Second of all, that drug dealer needs to stay on people's good side if any random dude in your neighborhood can out you like that

Fuck that. Criminals are scum. Nothing wrong with reporting them and doing society a favour.
- It really depends on the crime. Some things shouldn't be illegal and I even support people's rights to ignore unjust laws.
- Tens of thousands of statutes. Chances are good you're a criminal too, even if you don't know it.
- Found a narc!

Lmao the replies are divided right across the acab/thin blue line.

If drugs was all they were dealing then you a fucken snitch.

the replies are divided right across the acab/thin blue line
Unless there's some weird fediverse thing going on where I can't see all the replies, there's currently 4 comments (including yours, not mine), and literally every single one calls him a snitch or a narc. Again barring fediverse shenanigans, you're straight fabricating a divide along a political barrier in a comment section where none exists for... reasons?
- Most of the comments are calling him a snitch, but the votes are pretty evenly split down the middle