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A) If the drug business is run by terrorist why not take it out of their hands? B) Britain is already a net exporter of cannabis.

same as the legal highs until recently. Meddled with in laboratories in China to keep it on the right side of the law and sold to people when no one actually knows what affect it has on the human body, another reason our drug laws are an absolute mess.

so why is alcohol legal? Why did the government wait so long to criminalise Khat? Why have synthetic cannabinoids only just been made illegal? The drug laws in this country are an absolute nonsensical mishmash and whatever you opinion on drugs I don't think that can be denied. I say legalise...

and make religion compulsory.

is that because of immigrants? And that wasn't the thrust of the post I criticised. These warehouse type jobs you're on about, immigrants aren't doing them at the expense of locals, they're doing them because the locals can't be arsed, I can tell you that through experience. And if you think...

that's unusual.

I think weed should be legalised and I don't touch it. I don't even smoke tobacco!

seeking an altered state of conscientious is human nature, (and some animals too). It should be controlled and legislated correctly. The argument for the criminalisation of drugs would hold a lot more water if we hadn't legalised one of the most dangerous drugs ever synthesised. I'm not scared...

HAHA! You kill me! Prohibition never stopped anything, it just drives it underground. Unless you live in some draconian state where the punishment far out weighs the crime.

if gambling was made illegal no one would gamble, you're on fire tonight mate.

I was going to say dandy but I refer your description.

I don't know if Buddhism advocates killing those practicing other religions but it's followers in Burma certainly do.

no one is going to prison for smoking cannabis.

when the alternative is Boris perhaps not so much!

I have 1500 Lego kits at home but don't model my hair on them by Simon Gilbert would be more appropriate.

Just playing devils advocate - I wonder how much sympathy I'd get on here if I posted on a Monday morning that I went to a Man U v Liverpool game and wore a Liverpool top in the United end and got slapped? In an ideal world you should be able to but some behaviour is just inflammatory, I'm not...

you don't half talk some utter nonsense.

Atheism in it's extreme form can't exactly claim any moral high ground.

I do.

laws constantly change to reflect societies needs/ changing views. Worth remembering, on a thread that is about poor treatment of women, the rape in marriage was legal up until less than 30 years ago - good job we didn't just say well it's the law so that's that.