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seany t said:
I thought this was going to be a thread like one of those mathematics questions you got asked at school:

If a kilo of cocaine leaves Columbia with a value of £325 (and sells in Britain at £51,000 per kilo), with the police seizing an estimated 12% of imported drugs en route, how many kilos would they have to seize if they were to hit their target of 70%?

Answers on a Rizla.
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enough to get you ****-faced?
 
Its slightly depressing when SZ can manage a more mature discussion on a subject than our elected representatives.

Mind you most of our elected representatives are self-confessed druggies* so that might be the most convincing argument against drugs yet. FWIW I also agree with that article and drugs are bad m'kay.



*Most of the cabinet and shadow cabinet appear to have confessed to have tried drugs, this is sufficient to stigmatise them as criminals under the current legislation.
 
Yorkshire Blue said:
Its slightly depressing when SZ can manage a more mature discussion on a subject than our elected representatives.

Mind you most of our elected representatives are self-confessed druggies* so that might be the most convincing argument against drugs yet. FWIW I also agree with that article and drugs are bad m'kay.



*Most of the cabinet and shadow cabinet appear to have confessed to have tried drugs, this is sufficient to stigmatise them as criminals under the current legislation.
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