The crime isn’t that you did something wrong. It’s that you didn’t make the right person richer by doing so.
Your fatalism only shuts down the discourse of workable solutions. You may as well be a shill for "the man" as you're working for the status quo agenda holding this attitude.
Your moral cry for the small time user is in alignment with me though. I'd decriminalize low amount possession and drug use since locking up drug users almost certainly pushes people who are vulnerable to collapse into definitely collapsed positions.
A civilized people would want the road to success to be the incentivized over pushing people down who are then unable to escape (statistically).
Selling drugs in large quantities isn't inherently unethical or immoral.
Trying to hire a hit man to have someone else murdered in an incredibly specific and graphic way, on the other hand, is inherently both unethical and immoral.
But is it worth a life sentence if the murders never happened? I think there's a reasonable case for "no."