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Before you take drugs..
BillieTheBot
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Drugs can ruin lives, not everyones but just look
what some poepl put themselves through.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJIjWlLa8MU
what some poepl put themselves through.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJIjWlLa8MU
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why not go into the food forum and fire up a few pics of obese people .. or go find a few threads about cars and post up people mangled in car wrecks :rolleyes:
those purposes.
The video doesn't mean anything nor aimed at anyone
it's just something I thought interesting.
absolute shite
there's quite a big meth problem down here in melbourne, australia at the moment
Many pictures of this nature have been used many times for different drugs, you'll forgive me for not trusting it.
And anyway it isnt individual drugs which cause a problem it is how people use them, and the only way to have any vague control over that is legal supply.
From what I've seen, Meth is a big problem all over Australia. I'm guessing because MDMA, pills and coke is so expensive.
i assume because you implied it is only used largely in america and east asia.
its just not a crystal clear statement, imo
???
And how do you suppose that would happen, exactly?
What proof do you have behind that statement?
You're kidding, right..? Isn't it obvious..? The more easy is to people get drugs the more people will get it.. Is there any need of any proof..? If it wasn't that obvious in lot of country's the drugs would be legal.. [not counting with coffee, tobacco and alcohol witch are already legal].
You really think it's that simple?
Drugs are easy to get hold of anyway. If you want to do drugs you can get them.
Unfortunately because they're illegal the drug market is a black market meaning those drugs are likely to be of poor quality, often having dangerous adulterants, and you're quite likely be funding organised crime.
Also addicts and those in trouble with drugs don't often get the help they need because they are treated as criminals rather than people with a medical problem.
All of this is especially true of herion.
The old it's illegal so it must be bad eh?
Try thinking for yourself.
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and people tell me things have moved on.
Things haven't ...same old propaganda
same old ignoranaces.
you could just direct people to watching "requiem for a dream" instead...
In all the countries which have relaxed their drug laws ...drug use amongst young people has fallen ...dramaticly ...go check before you spout.
Mexico decriminalized the possession of small amounts of cannabis, cocaine and
heroin on 21 August - a move that prosecutors say makes sense even in the midst of
the government's grueling battle against drug traffickers. Prosecutors said the new
law sets clear limits that keep Mexico's police from going after casual users and
offers them more time to concentrate on drug trafficking.
"This is not legalization, this is regulating the issue and giving citizens greater legal
certainty," said Bernardo Espino del Castillo of the attorney general's office. The new
law sets out maximum "personal use" amounts for drugs, also including LSD and
methamphetamine. People detained with those quantities no longer face criminal
prosecution. The maximum amount of cannabis for "personal use" under the new law
is 5 grams.
The Supreme Court ruled out prison for cannabis possession on 25 August, saying the
government should go after major traffickers and provide treatment instead of jail for
consumers of cannabis. Ruling in a case involving several young men caught with
cannabis cigarettes in their pockets, the judges struck down a law providing for up to
two years in prison for possession of small amounts of narcotics.
This decision does not legalize drug possession outright. But Argentina's Cabinet
chief favours keeping drug addicts out of the justice system, and was waiting for the
ruling before forwarding a proposed law to Congress. The seven judges said they
were unanimous in "declaring the unconstitutionality of prison for private
consumption." "Each individual adult is responsible for making decisions freely about
their desired lifestyle without state interference," their ruling said. "Private conduct is
allowed unless it constitutes a real danger or causes damage to property or the rights
of others."