Sadiq khan calls for decriminalisation of cannabis.
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Makes perfect sence, make it legal and tax it like tobacco.Sadiq khan calls for decriminalisation of cannabis.
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Not good enough, in fact, that makes things worse. It has to be full legalisation if that’s the route they want to go down.Sadiq khan calls for decriminalisation of cannabis.
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Not good enough, in fact, that makes things worse. It has to be full legalisation if that’s the route they want to go down.
Decriminalise means you won't be prossecuted for using, fully legal means you will be able to buy safe good quality gear in shops.I didn't think of the semantics between decriminalise and fully legal. How does it differ?
As Diego has just said…I didn't think of the semantics between decriminalise and fully legal. How does it differ?

Should legalize and tax all of them, would love to get some good MDMA & acid.Makes perfect sence, make it legal and tax it like tobacco.
Not as harmful to users and would rake in a fortune.
Should legalize and tax all of them, would love to get some good MDMA & acid.
Heroin is a bit complicated, most get sucked in by other addicts trying to fund their own habits. Also a lot of burglaries and low level crime are smack addict related. There was a lot of talk years ago about giving it to addicts for free, taking away the incentive to become a pusher and go out robbing. Good idea but a vote loser for sure.All bar cocaine and heroin for me.
Heroin is a bit complicated, most get sucked in by other addicts trying to fund their own habits. Also a lot of burglaries and low level crime are smack addict related. There was a lot of talk years ago about giving it to addicts for free, taking away the incentive to become a pusher and go out robbing. Good idea but a vote loser for sure.
Coke, hmm, alcohol is just as bad imo.
Heroin is a bit complicated, most get sucked in by other addicts trying to fund their own habits. Also a lot of burglaries and low level crime are smack addict related. There was a lot of talk years ago about giving it to addicts for free, taking away the incentive to become a pusher and go out robbing. Good idea but a vote loser for sure.
Coke, hmm, alcohol is just as bad imo.

Yeah alcohol is but there's no way they're ever gonna restrict that further than what it is. If it was invented today it'd be class A for sure but it's been a part of our social make up for millennia.
Cocaine is imo the worst of the lot. Never used to believe that but in recent years I've come round to that way of thinking.
Re heroin weren't they talking about giving it our instead of methadone? Logic in that as otherwise you're just swapping one addiction for another.
If you look at the stats of all countries that have decriminalsied or regulated and taxed drugs the benefits are there for all to see, less crime, massive tax revenue from it.
It's a no brainier, the war on drugs has never worked, prohibition does not work. Simple as.
but it will never happen in the UK. Not while I'm alive. For what reason I don't know but it won't. Not even cannabis
Yeah mate I can't argue with that at all. And Yeh I've definitely noticed the recent zero alcohol drinks being advertised massively.While I don't disagree with anything you've said, I don't trust government, that's any government, I've got to the mindset that we are being turned into a Tolitarian state, where everything is controlled by the government.
Take cigarettes, used to be so cheap when I was a kid, now you pay so much tax on them it's criminal in itself. Then they start with bans, example, you can't smoke in pubs. Then it becomes they want to ban it outside, so it's criminalisation via the back door. The government will argue it's perfectly legal to smoke, IF you can afford it, and only in the places we designate.
The same applies to alcohol, tax the **** out of it, bung up the minimum wage, add in NI increases, it;s legal but you'll likely close down due to all the overheads. Has anyone noticed the way 0% alcohol is being marketed more and more, it's a way round the tax for sure, but how long before we start having bans on the strength of alcohol, although they can ban strengths through pricing and a lot of alcohol has reduced in strength off the back of it.
People in this country need to ****ing wake up, they are slowly eroding our freedoms to do what we want, through pricing and various other regulations. Often all sanctioned under the umbrella of health.
Your drugs would go the same way in time, decades, but it would go the same way eventually.