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Drunk drivers who kill toddlers and get 8 years i think it was recently in the news!
Editted, i think it was 2 years actually
"Yes many drug addicts do cause crime"
They all cause crime, drugs are illigal.
1. Illegal
2. But are those crimes affecting anyone else? NO!
He received two years because he did not actually get charged with manslaughter, he was charged with driving without a licence or insurance. Because of this he could not get more than 2 years in jail.
The majority of assaults are when the attacker is drunk.
And you think drug users are stupid? Education is the most important thing that can ever happen to you.. think of the amount of drug users in universities.. thousands, and they're out there being smart getting an education. You cant label all drug users stupid.
You sound like a bit of a sociopath to me Makaveli, especially seeing as you put on another thread "I dont see how Emotional pain can hurt you."
http://vbulletin.thesite.org.uk/showthread.php?s=&postid=885290#post885290
Ever seen a psychiatrist?
Doesn't premise mean initial starting point?
Yup, I was right.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=premise
It shows.
Brixton.. Angel Estate, is it as terrible as its meant to be?
But a proposition, being a statement or fact, can be a reason for the conculsion being true such as
Premise.. Drugs can cause people mental illness
Premise.. Drugs can cause physcial illness
Conclusion.. Drugs are unhealthy
The premise is both a statemtn and a reason for drugs being unhealthy
so i guess, i think we both may be right?
Sounds good to me.
I cant say I live near a 'sink hole estate' but my area was on the news last night as one of the centres in heroin dealing, which was re-assuring I must say.
Why thank you budda!
I guess its just like the majority of estates in London then.. all as bad as each other! have a mate moving there, not looking forward to visiting to say the least!
Brixton really isnt as bad for 'outsiders' as people think though, the real problems lie with the locals having problems with each other etc.. I know its rough, but i have a soft spot for London.. the good and the bad
i think im quite lucky.. ive never had anything stolen from me. Never had any contact with that sort of crime, mind you ive had experience with other sorts...
I had never experienced it myself before either, its really quite unpleasant, I'd worked to pay for that phone and they just nicked it. And the fact that it was so near to my house, that got to me too.
I have been involved in crime, obviously any dabblings in the drug market. But I also used to steal when I was younger, its really not something I'm proud of, far from it really.
I suppose its not that different, but then I was to blame, I knew what I was doing was wrong and I got busted, so should they.
I blame the parents, I bet the kids were from an asylum seeker family!
Makaveli: seriously, how old are you? How is it possible to sum something this big up into a few lines, I wrote an 'essay' because I was bored and it's something I feel strongly about as of late.
And what, because I'm literate and can actually put a paragraph together it makes you think I'm upper-class, and never even laid eyes on drugs? This sums it up really, as far as your assumptions and intellect are concerned.
Granted, I do live in a relatively nice house, I'm not going to pretend I don't just to prove you wrong, on a nice street but I'll have you know I'm a casual user of cannabis, alcohol, ecstasy, LSD, magic mushrooms and occasionally amphetamine and ketamine.
You need to open your eyes and stop blindly following ths scare-mongering bullshit the government are feeding you. Do you drink? Ever got drunk? Look at the statistics; the majority of trouble out on the streets is drunkards. However, it's legal, therefore it's alright to do this is it not?
And there's a difference between use and abuse - another thing you fail to comprehend.
If you want people to take you seriously, put across serious arguements not just this 'drug addicts are the scum of the earth' shite. Nobody thinks you're big and clever, you just come across as, well..Blagsta summed it up well with that picture.
:rolleyes: