tisza
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Spain has been highlighted with some appalling High profile cases recently.
Spain has been highlighted with some appalling High profile cases recently.It’s especially true on catholic countries like Italy and Spain which are basically feudal in their attitudes
'I'm full of fear': Woman's story exposes Italy's rape law
He will provide on lucazade consumption in Iceland shortly
Hmmm.
Britain First says 5,000 of its members have joined Tories
To clarify, the point is not the figures, the point is that the Conservative Party is seen as attractive by hard right nutters such as these, and our friend Mr. Lennon.
Am sure Johnson's enquiry will osrt it all out...
The nonsensical argument is the one where we legalise something, just because we can’t stop people breaking the law.Can you give me an example of a country where they've legalised either of them successfully? Or where they've legalised and taxed some kinds of rape and murder and not others? Nonsensical argument.
Yeah but you’re ridiculous so it only proves Stu’s point.It really isn’t and would be the first thing I’d have done
The nonsensical argument is the one where we legalise something, just because we can’t stop people breaking the law.
The nonsensical argument is the one where we legalise something, just because we can’t stop people breaking the law.
Alcohol would be a class a drug if it was illegal. Legalising drugs isn’t as stupid as it sounds when you consider the damage alcohol does to society.that's not the argument though is it?
You are aware we once went to war for the right to sell drugs?
And that the status of individual drugs has changed constantly throughout the decades including prohibition in the States.
To compare them to rape and murder is nonsense.
Alcohol would be a class a drug if it was illegal. Legalising drugs isn’t as stupid as it sounds when you consider the damage alcohol does to society.
I don't agree with prohibition. But if that is the route you go down then surely you don't make a drug,Which as you point out is highly dangerous,available on almost every street.
You have to ban the lot surely?
But then create another revenue stream for the gangsters.
Knife carrying.Good job we didn't decriminalise being gay oh wait what
What a nit-wit you are, maybe you should have paid more attention at history in school... if you were ever bothered to attend.Makes no difference - the rise of extremism is down to the Eu and in particular monetary union - which pretty much makes it impossible for these countries to actually leave anyway
Knife carrying.
Gun ownership.
Speeding.
Legalise drugs today, and the door opens to anyone with an agenda.
The dickhead at the school gates selling drugs to children would love drugs to be legalised, it wouldn’t stop dealing, it would just make it more affordable, and less risky, And which drugs do you legalise? All of them, or just a few, and who gets to decide?
What a nit-wit you are, maybe you should have paid more attention at history in school... if you were ever bothered to attend.
Apart from since then even Le Pen and Salvini have revised their EU stances - the dominos effect of Brexit that many predicted has hardly come to light, has it?
Apart from since then even Le Pen and Salvini have revised their EU stances - the dominos effect of Brexit that many predicted has hardly come to light, has it?
I don’t doubt they’ll have some kind of strategy but it’s not like the whole European Parliament is eurosceptic.The article suggests that this is simply a strategy to destroy from within and take it apart bit by bit
Answer what question?Answer the question
The Dutch Are Waking Up to Discover They Live in a ‘Narco State’It hasn't been doing badly. But other countries that have been even more progressive in their outlook have done better. How is the UK doing? How about Scotland in particular?
The power needs to be taken away from criminals and given back to the state, the article highlights the way it works in Holland;
Which is what I have been saying.The power needs to be taken away from criminals and given back to the state, the article highlights the way it works in Holland;
Under ‘decriminalization,’ as opposed to legalization, the production of marijuana to this day is not controlled by the Dutch state, and growing and selling quickly became a business opportunity, especially for the poor.
Knife carrying.
Gun ownership.
Speeding.
Legalise drugs today, and the door opens to anyone with an agenda.
The dickhead at the school gates selling drugs to children would love drugs to be legalised, it wouldn’t stop dealing, it would just make it more affordable, and less risky, And which drugs do you legalise? All of them, or just a few, and who gets to decide?
They clearly have issues in Holland though calling it a narco state is sensationalism.
The Dutch GDP is currently over 10% drug related that they seem to know of. That is quite reliant whichever way you put it.They clearly have issues in Holland though calling it a narco state is sensationalism.
A narco state is a country whose economy is reliant on drug money which Holland isn't.
And it hasn't got the levels of violence you'd expect in a narco state. It's murder rate is less than the UK.
The Dutch GDP is currently over 10% drug related that they seem to know of. That is quite reliant whichever way you put it.
So what percentage of murders in Holland is to do with drugs?
Our murder rate isn't exactly low these days when it comes to drugs. There is approximately one murder every two days in London alone. So not the best place to compare murder rates with.
So back to what I was saying. Unless legalisation is done right and with a lot of consideration it will cause a lot more problems than it will solve.
But Holland does have legalised cannabis and cannabis tourism.
Is this violence related to that or illegal class A drugs? I don't know because I've not read the whole story to be honest.
Cannabis is not actually legal there.
Answer what question?
You have been shown to be wrong. So you tried to say you said untruths to try and catch me out. I have shown you how difficult it is to get into the country with the limits set by the Tories so they can keep the total immigration numbers down. Yet you still try to twist the truth.
You are a joke. You can't handle admitting when you are wrong.
The best policy is to decriminalise possession for personal use and regulate supply. Not all out legalisation which he seems to be suggesting would be the case.But Holland does have legalised cannabis and cannabis tourism.
Is this violence related to that or illegal class A drugs? I don't know because I've not read the whole story to be honest.
As long as the state is involved in the supply it helps to eliminate the criminal element. Agreed that it would never happen in the UKThe best policy is to decriminalise possession for personal use and regulate supply. Not all out legalisation which he seems to be suggesting would be the case.
We're never going to get it in the UK, the country is a reflection of the reactionary media.
Not really. Also in many places cannabis tourism is illegal.Decrimanalised?
Absolutely correct, all drugs are illegal everywhere in Holland.Cannabis is not actually legal there.
Various local authorities turn a blind eye to small scale usage but you can still be arrested by the state police.Decrimanalised?
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