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Old 17th Apr 2005, 18:02
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Yea Beagle,

A. There is absolutely no drug problem whatsoever in Indonesia, Singapore or China anymore.

Or B...................
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Old 17th Apr 2005, 18:13
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Yeah, right.

It is the prohibition of drugs and the crime surrounding drugs that is the problem.

The feeble minded and the self-destructive will always find new ways of harming and destroying themselves. By all means educate people, especially the young, about the harm drugs can do and provide rehabilitation for those who want it. Forget trying to criminalise drug taking and supplying. When the bottom falls out of the market, the dealers won't be so rich and the takers will stop committing serious crime to fund their (currently expensive) habit.
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Old 17th Apr 2005, 18:40
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BEagle,
Great idea about the death penalty, until someone has the drugs planted on them or in their luggage without their knowledge, is it still acceptable to kill them as a punishment?
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Old 17th Apr 2005, 18:55
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Soddim,

You said "If you increase the supply and availability, giving more repectability to these drugs in the process, ergo more will be used."

If you believe respectability will increase the drug use among teenagers then you have a frankly parlous understanding of the mindstate of the youth of today (or indeed any day)
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Old 17th Apr 2005, 19:47
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rivetjoint, that is why anyone challenged to open hold luggage upon arrival at an airport should clearly state that it has been out of their personal custody from check-in at (wherever) to their destination and hence they obviously cannot therefore vouch for the contents - unless the case had been hermetically sealed throughout.

Which is highly unlikely in the current paranoid state of airport security.
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Old 17th Apr 2005, 20:08
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Tourist,

Happy to admit that I am as far removed from the youth of today as is possible. In general, their behaviour appals me. However, now and again I see some glimmer of self-discipline that must have been inherited because it is seldom taught nowadays.

Nevertheless, I think from my experience of life, high and low, that I know more than a bit about how to bring up kids and what we as a nation need to do to improve the lives of our youth.

It is certainly not in their interests to legalise hard drugs.
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Old 17th Apr 2005, 20:12
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Rather than the continual delivery of comatose Drunks and Drug Takers to our Hospital A&E dept's maybe we could just allow them to lie where they fall .....

Call it a self imposed "Trial by Ordeal" ...... if they survive then so be it .... if they pass on to that great drug/Booze Lair in the sky then it would be a form of self imposed Justice
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Old 18th Apr 2005, 01:45
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I guess most of you posting on this thread do not have kids

If you have ever tried telling a child NO you may see where I am coming from. In a roundabout way Tourist has got it SPOT ON...as telling kids drugs are legal, in the main, means they simply won't do it as "conforming" is not cool.

There is enough product out there for the Gov't to issue it free of charge and for the insurance companies to set up places all over the country for the weak to indulge, which considering the money they would save from drug related crime would be a small price to pay.

It's pretty basic really, if I tell my teenagers NO they rebel and if I say help yourselves they ignore............not much rocket science there

all spelling mistakes are "df" alcohol induced
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Old 18th Apr 2005, 08:49
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Well, ABIW, I guess if your views are right somebody must have declared booze illegal!
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Old 18th Apr 2005, 10:14
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Don't do drugs cos drugs are bad...OK

You do drugs you're bad OK



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