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jamiemartin721  Reading 14 Apr 15 12.45pm |
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The 1972 Misuse of Drugs act was the worst single policy decision made by the UK government in my lifetime (just).
"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" |
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 dannyb1 Chichester 14 Apr 15 12.50pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 14 Apr 2015 12.45pm
The 1972 Misuse of Drugs act was the worst single policy decision made by the UK government in my lifetime (just).
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| dannyb1 Chichester 14 Apr 15 1.55pm |
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| dannyb1 Chichester 24 Jul 15 3.32pm |
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Well with the news this week of county Durham police chief Ron Hogg declairing an end to "going after smokers and small scale growers who were not blatant" are we starting to see a cultral shift in regards to cannabis decrim/legalisation? It would seem so with Devon and Derbyshire forces seeming to take a similar stance and sources have said that many other countys forces feel the same way (although not expressing it) With the mounting stacks of beneficial evidence around cannabis starting to come to light and many of the propagandist myths being debunked I can only see it being a matter of time before this country gives in and finally accepts that most of what we have been told about cannabis has been lies like the phsycosis myth now being blamed on tobacco rather then cannabis, that CBD rich cannabis could actually help with neuro degenrative disorders and phsycosis, could help heal broken bones harder and faster, our bodies have an endocannibinoid system that works with the cannababoids in cannabis. Anyways some light reading for you're friday afternoon.
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| Stirlingsays 24 Jul 15 3.36pm |
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Quote We are goin up! at 16 Feb 2015 9.19am
Should be legal, as should ecstasy. Both are a lot less harmful/addictive than alcohol and smoking, as outlined by the drugs report commissioned by the government, who then sacked the guy who wrote it (forget his name) because it didn't fit in with their policy. Would also be much safer than picking up off a dealer that's mixed it with all sorts, meaning less deaths (that's what we all want right?) and would make the government a sh*t load in cash, as well as reducing street crime. What's not to like? The government selling it does not mean people will stop buying from the black market. The market will always be cheaper and will always ignore restrictions. People will still be attracted to that and the usual suspects or the unlucky ones will still die.
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| Stirlingsays 24 Jul 15 3.42pm |
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This debate should really be dead. The legalizing process has already happened around in the world in various places. The results are mixed. Some countries have even reverted back or become stricter. Some have kept the legalization but there are still opponents. Many of the claims put forward by the pro lobby are over the top......It doesn't end up solving what is claimed. It's swings and roundabouts and it's far more about what kind of society you want to live in than a solution to any particular problem. I'm kind of anti junkie.....So I'm for whatever reduces the amount of drugs taken......Whatever does that I'll sign up for. Edited by Stirlingsays (24 Jul 2015 3.46pm)
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| Rubin 24 Jul 15 3.55pm |
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A campaign group set up by families that have lost kids to 'dodgy' drugs.
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| Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 24 Jul 15 3.55pm |
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Quote Stirlingsays at 24 Jul 2015 3.36pm
Quote We are goin up! at 16 Feb 2015 9.19am
Should be legal, as should ecstasy. Both are a lot less harmful/addictive than alcohol and smoking, as outlined by the drugs report commissioned by the government, who then sacked the guy who wrote it (forget his name) because it didn't fit in with their policy. Would also be much safer than picking up off a dealer that's mixed it with all sorts, meaning less deaths (that's what we all want right?) and would make the government a sh*t load in cash, as well as reducing street crime. What's not to like? The government selling it does not mean people will stop buying from the black market. The market will always be cheaper and will always ignore restrictions. People will still be attracted to that and the usual suspects or the unlucky ones will still die.
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| dannyb1 Chichester 24 Jul 15 4.00pm |
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Quote Stirlingsays at 24 Jul 2015 3.42pm
This debate should really be dead. The legalizing process has already happened around in the world in various places. The results are mixed. Some countries have even reverted back or become stricter. Some have kept the legalization but there are still opponents. Many of the claims put forward by the pro lobby are over the top......It doesn't end up solving what is claimed. It's swings and roundabouts and it's far more about what kind of society you want to live in than a solution to any particular problem. I'm kind of anti junkie.....So I'm for whatever reduces the amount of drugs taken......Whatever does that I'll sign up for. Edited by Stirlingsays (24 Jul 2015 3.46pm) I'm sorry which countries have reverted back? The claims for the anti lobby are a lot lot worse which has resulted in a magnitude of young (mainly black or Hispanic) male adults incarcerated which looks to be on the turn with the clemency given by Obama.
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| dannyb1 Chichester 24 Jul 15 4.03pm |
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Quote Rubin at 24 Jul 2015 3.55pm
A campaign group set up by families that have lost kids to 'dodgy' drugs.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 24 Jul 15 4.18pm |
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Quote Stirlingsays at 24 Jul 2015 3.42pm
This debate should really be dead. The legalizing process has already happened around in the world in various places. The results are mixed. Some countries have even reverted back or become stricter. Some have kept the legalization but there are still opponents. Many of the claims put forward by the pro lobby are over the top......It doesn't end up solving what is claimed. It's swings and roundabouts and it's far more about what kind of society you want to live in than a solution to any particular problem. I'm kind of anti junkie.....So I'm for whatever reduces the amount of drugs taken......Whatever does that I'll sign up for. Edited by Stirlingsays (24 Jul 2015 3.46pm) I want to live in a society where people have the right to choose for themselves how they recreationally alter their consciousness, because there is no really clear consensus. Its the last of the morality laws. Now that its ok to be gay, black, dance on sundays, gamble, drink, screw and otherwise take pleasure in your self. There has always been, in this country, a strong moral group who expect others to abide by their traditions and demands, and reject the idea of anything different.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 24 Jul 15 4.19pm |
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Quote dannyb1 at 24 Jul 2015 4.03pm
Quote Rubin at 24 Jul 2015 3.55pm
A campaign group set up by families that have lost kids to 'dodgy' drugs.
Indeed, reasonable people, who understand the context and the situation. Unlike British governments, who ignore evidence, reject review and refuse discussion.
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