Cannabis.....

[strictlybroadband]

wayne wrote:

> The problem is that the modern strains of industrial produced
> skunk etc.. is insanely stronger than the "good old days" with
> more chemiclas in it than you can shake a stick.

The "chemicals in skunk" thing is largely a myth. But another good reason to legalise. Wouldn't it be great to buy certified organic weed? Instead, you have to trust that criminals will grow it cleanly and safely. And who trusts drug dealers?

BTW since cannabis was downgraded from B to C, usage has fallen. Making stuff illegal doesn't mean people use it less, and legalising it doesn't mean that people will use it more.

[BeestonBoy]

Far far far too much time on your hands!!

Now fuck off

[BeestonBoy]

Hello warren

Just re reading some of your posts from last night and I have a very very serious question for you. Erm do you have Asperger's Disorder? or some other form of sever mental health problem? Honest this aint a dig its a serious question. Because one thing is very clear....some thing aint right with you!!

Maybe its just the lack of friends,sex and or social contact that is making you behave this way. But I really think you need to seek some kind of help chap.

Oh and just for the record.....your a fucking teacher!! You are some one who has spent their entire fucking life in school!! What you know about real life I could engrave on my bell end with a brick!! So please do not ever deem fit to try and lecture me. You stick to doing that to which ever infant class has the mis fortune of calling you "Sir"

Now please go get laid

BB

[muswell]

Lost interest in drugs many years ago after spending an afternoon in a Notting Hill Gate 'crash pad' waiting(unsuccessflly) for someone to turn up with the stuff. Couldnt be bothered with the whole ethos surrounding cannabis after that.
I think I Deal is funny but it suggests that the business of scoring still means putting up with disorganised and unreliable people.
Maybe if it was legal things would be different but I think thats unlikely as the alcohol industry wouldnt like the competition.

[one eyed jack]

Does it really matter what anyone thinks? Drugs, alcohol, porn...Society has proved that by making any of these illegal is pointless. Truth is, people need their vices. I think the only reason drugs isn't legalised is because the politicians are afraid of taking the moral stand on it. Far too controversial.

Best to keep it illegal therefore the powers that be are not culpable and the great thing is, there are a whole bunch of people enslaved by the drug culture.

We need junkies, dope dealers, hookers and criminals...otherwise how are we to justify keeping the budgets topped up so the police who are the foot soldiers of the politicians can maintain power and enforce laws that limit everyone of you of what little freedoms you think you have.

After all, is this not the core of a "Brave New World"?

[harmonyluvver]

I think compared to some of the "legal drugs" cannabis is fairly harmless. Medicinally it is far superior to a lot of the stuff the doctors prescribe, though increasingly they ae recommending it, and it has less harmful side effects when used in cooking or without tobacco. I think the drug companies are one reason it hasnt become legal, how much money would they lose? I think any group of friends gets stranger as time goes on. It was one reason I stopped going to the pub most of them didnt smoke dope but their lives seemed to revolve around getting to the pub having the same conversations and moaning about the quality of the ale. It gets to be a bit of a hobby I think, and there are loads of tranklements and gubbins to keep the enthusiastic stoner just as amused as a train spotter with a new thermos. I say legalise it and open the amsterdam style coffe shops instead of the pubs 24 hour space cakes. you would need less riot vans and the snack food industry would have a huge boom.

[randyandy]

My reply was to your quote :

> Strict regulation of so-called "drugs" (illegal drugs) in
> Britain has led to us being the country with the most serious
> drug problems in Europe:

So for me yes thanks it was.

My analysis of your comment was that it was wrong but as you've edited out the part referring to YOUR regulation comment it's understandable the point was lost by you.