Nobody's at zero. It's been said that the average American commits 3 felonies per day. The law is so long that you couldn't read it in a lifetime. There are more criminalized actions than you can imagine.

This wouldn't impart any useful information in a world where rapist pedophiles get time served and protesters get a life sentence for being adjacent to another crime handing out zines.

Crime is such a subjective, context and time dépendant metric that it makes no sense to use here.

Are you one of those people who thinks things being legal equates to things being moral?

I feel like this would be a misleading measure. My dad has been self medicating anxiety, adhd, trauma, and potentially autism with pot for about 40 years, in our state an oz is 6 months on first offence. If we only count that on his usual consumption rate, baring any time he's got extra, tried other things, or the myriad of other dubious things he's gotten into, he's lookimg at 1,440 years in jail. If you add anything about quality, growing, having large amounts, that's going to skyrocket. In comparison, a double homicide nets you 100 points in this hypothetical.

Put my stoner dad next to a serial pedophile with 10 victims below the age of 12 and my dad looks like a fucking monster.

this is going to be of limited use do to wierd laws and going to be vastly different for someone country by country

I've been in possession of weed enough times that my number would probably be higher than someone who murdered a couple of people but never had weed on them.

Why?

Lame. In Russia they d give you 10 years for thinking that killing neighbours is bad