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Are we being primed for a relaxation in drug laws?
- Thread starter Yorkshire Blue
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MK Shrimper
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Typical that scientists who understand the effects and the usage of drugs are shouted down by politicians who don't, or have forgotten that at Uni they dabbled but of course, didn't inhale.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-13624303
Not sure I'm comfortable with someone like Branson being involved with policy, but otherwise a fairly impressive panel.
The trouble is, they are all ex-politicians and ex-police leaders etc. Everyone realises that this needs to be done, but only those no longer involved in the process (with seemingly the exception of the Greek PM) have the freedom to speak out.
Still, it's a step in the right direction. Another decade or so of softening up public opinion and we may even be able to have a sensible public debate on the issue.
Not sure I'm comfortable with someone like Branson being involved with policy, but otherwise a fairly impressive panel.
The trouble is, they are all ex-politicians and ex-police leaders etc. Everyone realises that this needs to be done, but only those no longer involved in the process (with seemingly the exception of the Greek PM) have the freedom to speak out.
Still, it's a step in the right direction. Another decade or so of softening up public opinion and we may even be able to have a sensible public debate on the issue.
Tangled up in Blue
Certified Senior Citizen⭐🦐
Nobody should go to jail for taking drugs
http://www.guardian.co.uk/share/1567418
So says Richard Branson in today's Guardian.He's right for once.:thumbsup:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/share/1567418
So says Richard Branson in today's Guardian.He's right for once.:thumbsup:
Rudi Luftwaffe
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I'm happy to stick with the Temazepam suppositories I steal from OAP care homes.
Three out of four of the Scottish leaders admit to it, the fourth "couldn't remember" but later issued a clarification that he hadn't.
They should either be banged up or the law changed. It's hypocritical for them to criminalise kids for what they themselves did.
I've no doubt that it is harmful, but that doesn't stop the government taxing alcohol and tobacco.
They should either be banged up or the law changed. It's hypocritical for them to criminalise kids for what they themselves did.
I've no doubt that it is harmful, but that doesn't stop the government taxing alcohol and tobacco.
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