Liquid Gold
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You did say they should be chucked in prison.
Should drugs be legalised? (1 Viewer)
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oucho
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I have but I'm not saying that I was right to break the law.
I aim not to. I don't think it is right to ever break the law.
Joy Division
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I don't think anyone is pretending they are harmless.
Anyway, shouldn't you be in jail? You smoked the green stuff didn't you, do the crime you do the time.
Liquid Gold
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A law that should be broken then don't you agree.
covcity4life
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yes IF ITS ILLEGAL AND THEY DRINK THEN THEY WOULD BE BREAKING LAW
IF YOU BREAK LAW THEN GO PRISON TILL YOU LEARN
Liquid Gold
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As Joy Division said though you've admitted to smoking and it's illegal, why are you a special case?
Captain Dart
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Which one?
Liquid Gold
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One which tries to circumvent the declaration of human rights and enables modern slavery.
Captain Dart
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It isn't a law, its a declaration which I for one cannot accept.
covcity4life
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YUP,our govt too weak to punish me
luckily i quit
but if i hadnt time in prison would have made me shape up!
vow
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Ah, he certainly is.
Joy Division
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As you are a law abiding citizen you should turn yourself in, you are a criminal. Go to jail.
covcity4life
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are you really this dumb?
i am saying i would deserve to go to jail for smoking it!
if government becomes strict then it will stop people like me even trying it
vow
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Oh the irony.
Rude to folks then cries when he gets it back.
covcity4life
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i was 18
i am now posting at 34, different person back then. also who said anything about me being law abiding? you seem to have read this all wrong. i am saying i have no sympathy for those that break law and wouldnt have any for myself either. its like people who download or stream movies and then say well cinema is too expensive these days and i might end up buying dvd if i like it so its not even really illegal etc. doesnt mean i dont stream from time to time, i just dont dress it up.
NOW in the PRESENT i am saying if its a choice between total strictness or legalising drugs it i choose strictness.
letsallsingtogether
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Mind you watching the City sometimes makes you think your on drugs, cant believe what your seeing.
Joy Division
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Sounds like a criminals last attempt at pleading innocent "You've read this all wrong officer I've changed.....I've chaaaaanged!!"Tell it to the courts not me.
covcity4life
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Tell it to the courts not me.
you make no sense, keep making jokes because you cannot argue with what i am saying.
one last time
right now(not when i was a toddler,or a teen,or even in twenties) i believe in total strictness on drugs,i believe it will make the country better off
that means changes would be needed, i would not expect them to go after people in 2002, more sensible to get people who commit the crime now.
do you understand yet?
WEED,WEED WILL TEAR YOU APART
maybe that will make more sense to you.
Joy Division
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covcity4life
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still makes no sense
i want strictness now in 2017
if they were in place in 2002 then yes i would and SHOULD go jail, could have no complaints had they got me
will help sort the country out.
i want strictness now in 2017
if they were in place in 2002 then yes i would and SHOULD go jail, could have no complaints had they got me
will help sort the country out.
Liquid Gold
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You get sent to prison for drug use and the likelihood is you'd end up hooked on spice anyway.
covcity4life
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if govt were strict enough on drugs on streets you would hope they would eradicate it from prison too
Liquid Gold
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Anyway the idea that harsher punishments stop people doing something is nonsense. In the Philippines now they're murdering drug users and nothing has changed. The only proven way to reduce the harmful effects of drugs on society is to decriminalise them and treat it as a public health issue.
Liquid Gold
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But they won't be able to eradicate them, I think you underestimate how common they are. Even if they did somehow manage to get rid of them by locking everybody up the country would go bust because so many of the tax payers would be behind bars.
Joy Division
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And the likelihood is high that that person will re-offend once the sentence is over.
Grendel
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It isn't proven
covcity4life
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maybe i underestimate but you are full of excuses for why poor old humans must have drugs and its not their fault
fuck re offenders,with new rules you put them back in jail
future generations will do less drugs than current, i am pretty sure of that
this is all ideal world debate right?
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Not true, dealers and users are handing themselves in to the police fearing they'll be killed on the streets.
Liquid Gold
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There is evidence of people doing drugs going back thousands of years, some people are just predisposed to it maybe. I refuse to accept the idea that criminalising people for what they want to do to their own body is an acceptable thing for a modern state to do. We're lagging behind the US in this, hardly a bastion of liberal thinking.
Joy Division
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Why do you think they reoffend in the first place? I know you're most likely trolling but whatever.
Fuck them eh, nice attitude.
covcity4life
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Liquid Gold
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Nick you may as well chuck this in off topic now. I can see it going for a while.
Joy Division
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You are sending a convicted drug user to a place that is full of drugs. Then once they come out they can't get a job because they have a criminal record. You do know reoffending is a thing right? and the rates are huge in this country.
