| drug smuggling 18:47 - Feb 19 with 3132 views | britferry |
I know, I'll smuggle £184m worth of coke in a consignment of bananas on a ship from Colombia, they'll never think to search them
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| drug smuggling on 23:13 - Feb 20 with 944 views | controversial_jack |
| drug smuggling on 17:41 - Feb 20 by onehunglow |
Nah.Criminals will turn to other avenues of obtaining easy money whilst us poor feckers work for it.Legalising will make no difference whatsoever.Do you honestly think drug dealers are going to simply turn to legitimate mean of earning an income/ No chance.
We should have a capital deterrent for drug supply.
Finally,as I say, why does Swansea have such a big demand for drugs. Why was it the car crime capital of the country not that long ago? Why do I find it so utterly depressing a place to visit. |
Then we deal with those problems later. Wherever it's been de criminalised it's made a big difference, Portugal, Switzerland, Vancouver in Canada even Liverpool when it was tried until the right wing dinosaurs stopped the trial.
Your way has been tried and it's failed miserably as the main dealers are too smart to be detected | | | |
| drug smuggling on 23:25 - Feb 20 with 934 views | Jack123 |
| drug smuggling on 23:12 - Feb 20 by Jack123 |
I am glad you realised your error, it's ok pal I will not hold your prior antagonistic reply against you. |
I tell you what be nice if cannabis/skunk was legalised, I would just use it as an aphrodisiac ..
I have not touched the stuff for like years, although I got wrecked off it, one good attribute I was walking around like king dong, so it must have some good qualities. |  |
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| drug smuggling on 23:46 - Feb 20 with 923 views | Fireboy2 |
| drug smuggling on 23:12 - Feb 20 by Jack123 |
I am glad you realised your error, it's ok pal I will not hold your prior antagonistic reply against you. |
And you call me an imbecile 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |  | | |
| drug smuggling on 23:49 - Feb 20 with 918 views | Jack123 |
| drug smuggling on 23:46 - Feb 20 by Fireboy2 |
And you call me an imbecile 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
Never mind, I can't educate you to understand what I meant. | |
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| drug smuggling on 23:53 - Feb 20 with 913 views | Fireboy2 |
| drug smuggling on 23:49 - Feb 20 by Jack123 |
Never mind, I can't educate you to understand what I meant. |
Haha whatever, you crack on hercule. | | | |
| drug smuggling on 02:43 - Feb 21 with 873 views | Groo |
We have a cannabis shop in our local shop area, by the 7/11 garage, next to the beauty spa. |  |
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| drug smuggling on 08:44 - Feb 21 with 832 views | Fireboy2 |
They must have paid anyone at the port to turn a blind eye groo🤔 | | | |
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| drug smuggling on 10:16 - Feb 21 with 798 views | onehunglow |
| drug smuggling on 19:55 - Feb 20 by Jack123 |
Fair enough!
Although I think if you have been away for a while, nothing wherever you go, will be as idyllic as when you left. |
till have pleasant memories of the old girl.
It really was a fine town.
It's ok where I live now though.
I feel safe too.
Drugs kill.
No demand .No sale.
Nobody can sell to people who do not want a product.
I believe the Valleys have a massive issue with them and have for years.
Social factors are no doubt the cause some on here obviously ignore | |
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| drug smuggling on 11:06 - Feb 21 with 793 views | exhmrc1 |
| drug smuggling on 10:16 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
till have pleasant memories of the old girl.
It really was a fine town.
It's ok where I live now though.
I feel safe too.
Drugs kill.
No demand .No sale.
Nobody can sell to people who do not want a product.
I believe the Valleys have a massive issue with them and have for years.
Social factors are no doubt the cause some on here obviously ignore |
Let us look at the facts. Moneysupermarket has the released its areas for most stolen cars in the UK
Romford
Ilford
Birmingham
Halifax
Liverpool
Southend on Sea
East London
Bromley
Bradford
Stockport
https://metro.co.uk/2018/08/08 | | | |
| drug smuggling on 11:26 - Feb 21 with 788 views | Highjack |
| drug smuggling on 23:25 - Feb 20 by Jack123 |
I tell you what be nice if cannabis/skunk was legalised, I would just use it as an aphrodisiac ..
I have not touched the stuff for like years, although I got wrecked off it, one good attribute I was walking around like king dong, so it must have some good qualities. |
It has some wonderful medicinal properties. Aside from the raging lob ons you described it’s very good at helping the symptoms of Parkinson’s and other neural illnesses. |  |
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| drug smuggling on 11:35 - Feb 21 with 781 views | onehunglow |
Most if not all crime is drug related.Making it legal means criminals will target other means.It also mean drugs will still be supplied illegally | |
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| drug smuggling on 14:25 - Feb 21 with 762 views | controversial_jack |
Taking drugs off the street will put the dealers out of business and if they find some other enterprise then we deal with that. The reason drugs are responsible for so much crime is because it's so much more profitable than other crime, but it also carries more risk to the dealer, hence higher prices and violence to protect themselves from being caught etc
The war on drugs has criminalised dealers and users alike. Dealers are criminals, but users are not, so why punish them it won't stop them using
We can take a burglar or car thief off the street and crime drops overnight, do that with a dealer and another will take their place the next day, because the profits are so great | | | |
| drug smuggling on 14:57 - Feb 21 with 752 views | onehunglow |
| drug smuggling on 14:25 - Feb 21 by controversial_jack |
Taking drugs off the street will put the dealers out of business and if they find some other enterprise then we deal with that. The reason drugs are responsible for so much crime is because it's so much more profitable than other crime, but it also carries more risk to the dealer, hence higher prices and violence to protect themselves from being caught etc
The war on drugs has criminalised dealers and users alike. Dealers are criminals, but users are not, so why punish them it won't stop them using
We can take a burglar or car thief off the street and crime drops overnight, do that with a dealer and another will take their place the next day, because the profits are so great |
But drugs WILL remain on the streets .You expect drugs to vanish just because they are legalised. Do you want heroin legalised . Supplied and paid for by taxpayers .
We will never agree but fair play you keep classy during exchanges and you can reach some beauts plenty.
Anyway,drugs kill,whoever supplies them The issue is why people decide to take them still. | |
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| drug smuggling on 15:03 - Feb 21 with 756 views | Highjack |
| drug smuggling on 14:25 - Feb 21 by controversial_jack |
Taking drugs off the street will put the dealers out of business and if they find some other enterprise then we deal with that. The reason drugs are responsible for so much crime is because it's so much more profitable than other crime, but it also carries more risk to the dealer, hence higher prices and violence to protect themselves from being caught etc
The war on drugs has criminalised dealers and users alike. Dealers are criminals, but users are not, so why punish them it won't stop them using
We can take a burglar or car thief off the street and crime drops overnight, do that with a dealer and another will take their place the next day, because the profits are so great |
The reason drugs are responsible for most crime is because people become so desperate for their next fix they will do anything to get it and nothing or nobody will get in their way of doing so. | |
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| drug smuggling on 15:26 - Feb 21 with 751 views | Jack123 |
| drug smuggling on 11:26 - Feb 21 by Highjack |
It has some wonderful medicinal properties. Aside from the raging lob ons you described it’s very good at helping the symptoms of Parkinson’s and other neural illnesses. |
Indeed, that reminds me of a programme I watched a good few years back about a young lad suffering terrible seizures, and the only treatment that worked was medicinal cannabis, but they would not prescribe it in the uk, the family had to go the states to get treated. | |
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| drug smuggling on 15:34 - Feb 21 with 740 views | onehunglow |
| drug smuggling on 15:03 - Feb 21 by Highjack |
The reason drugs are responsible for most crime is because people become so desperate for their next fix they will do anything to get it and nothing or nobody will get in their way of doing so. |
And that means whether they get it from the streets or from government supplies paid for by taxes btw.
Nice feeling to supply dope to those unable to resist the buzz of a needle in the groin.Nah.
I d rather help those more deserving like providing proper care for older people who worked all their live drug free and all for what-to sell their house and get a minimum wage person give them what the home can afford.
Prioritie are badly wrong. We look after offenders better than our old people.Any prison officer will tell you prisoners food is better than theirs. Many care about prison welfare whilst ignoring that of our old folk dumped into a squalid Care Home providing a fantastic living for the owners. | |
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| drug smuggling on 21:48 - Feb 21 with 699 views | controversial_jack |
| drug smuggling on 14:57 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
But drugs WILL remain on the streets .You expect drugs to vanish just because they are legalised. Do you want heroin legalised . Supplied and paid for by taxpayers .
We will never agree but fair play you keep classy during exchanges and you can reach some beauts plenty.
Anyway,drugs kill,whoever supplies them The issue is why people decide to take them still. |
Actually, drugs themselves don't really kill, the contaminants do. A user would have his regular fix of say 30% heroin every day and then one day the dealer get's careless and gives him say 43% heroin, the result is death.That's how overdoses occur, it's not users wanting more and more until it kills them. Users can take heroin for many many years without any serious health effects - most users take it for about 10 years and then usually just stop.
It's not like Trainspotters or Hollywood, withdrawal is just like having a mild dose of the flu.Many ppl withdrawing can go about their lives with hardly any fuss at all
During Vietnam, Us authorities were concerned that thousands of troops returning home who were big drug users out there would flood the streets of America and there would be major problems because of it. What actually happened was, the vast majority being away from the stressful and frightening experience of the conflict, simply gave it up and didn't use it when back home
This shows that, it's the environment ppl find themselves in is what turns them to seek release in drugs, alcohol etc, so punishing and imprisoning them accomplishes nothing and in fact would make matters worse - no chance of a job or accommodation after a prison sentence, so turn back to crime and the cycle continues | | | |
| drug smuggling on 22:20 - Feb 21 with 683 views | raynor94 |
| drug smuggling on 21:48 - Feb 21 by controversial_jack |
Actually, drugs themselves don't really kill, the contaminants do. A user would have his regular fix of say 30% heroin every day and then one day the dealer get's careless and gives him say 43% heroin, the result is death.That's how overdoses occur, it's not users wanting more and more until it kills them. Users can take heroin for many many years without any serious health effects - most users take it for about 10 years and then usually just stop.
It's not like Trainspotters or Hollywood, withdrawal is just like having a mild dose of the flu.Many ppl withdrawing can go about their lives with hardly any fuss at all
During Vietnam, Us authorities were concerned that thousands of troops returning home who were big drug users out there would flood the streets of America and there would be major problems because of it. What actually happened was, the vast majority being away from the stressful and frightening experience of the conflict, simply gave it up and didn't use it when back home
This shows that, it's the environment ppl find themselves in is what turns them to seek release in drugs, alcohol etc, so punishing and imprisoning them accomplishes nothing and in fact would make matters worse - no chance of a job or accommodation after a prison sentence, so turn back to crime and the cycle continues |
Fair play, your second paragraph is right up there with your ever increasing crazy opinions on things you have no idea about.
Perhaps the 36 hour continuous shifts you worked have finally taken their toll.
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| drug smuggling on 22:28 - Feb 21 with 674 views | controversial_jack |
| drug smuggling on 22:20 - Feb 21 by raynor94 |
Fair play, your second paragraph is right up there with your ever increasing crazy opinions on things you have no idea about.
Perhaps the 36 hour continuous shifts you worked have finally taken their toll.
Freeman of the Land |
They aren't opinions they are facts , you obliviously don't know the difference.
I eagerly await your views on this, just as i'm still waiting on your answer on the previous topic. I won't hold my breath.
A little tip for yo,. when you criticise someone for their posts, opinions or whatever, it's a good idea to have a counter argument otherwise you just end up looking like a troll | | | |
| drug smuggling on 22:31 - Feb 21 with 673 views | Jack123 |
| drug smuggling on 21:48 - Feb 21 by controversial_jack |
Actually, drugs themselves don't really kill, the contaminants do. A user would have his regular fix of say 30% heroin every day and then one day the dealer get's careless and gives him say 43% heroin, the result is death.That's how overdoses occur, it's not users wanting more and more until it kills them. Users can take heroin for many many years without any serious health effects - most users take it for about 10 years and then usually just stop.
It's not like Trainspotters or Hollywood, withdrawal is just like having a mild dose of the flu.Many ppl withdrawing can go about their lives with hardly any fuss at all
During Vietnam, Us authorities were concerned that thousands of troops returning home who were big drug users out there would flood the streets of America and there would be major problems because of it. What actually happened was, the vast majority being away from the stressful and frightening experience of the conflict, simply gave it up and didn't use it when back home
This shows that, it's the environment ppl find themselves in is what turns them to seek release in drugs, alcohol etc, so punishing and imprisoning them accomplishes nothing and in fact would make matters worse - no chance of a job or accommodation after a prison sentence, so turn back to crime and the cycle continues |
That can't be right with regards to withdrawal from heroin like a mild dose of the flu?
I was only talking about this the other day to a family member.
When an ex work colleague came up behind me outside the chemists sweating profusely, he was going in there for his heroin substitute.
I know he has been off heroin for at least 5 years plus, so why would the doctors prescribe such medication if it was nothing? Like a mild dose of flu. [Post edited 21 Feb 2021 23:40]
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| drug smuggling on 22:32 - Feb 21 with 671 views | majorraglan |
| drug smuggling on 21:48 - Feb 21 by controversial_jack |
Actually, drugs themselves don't really kill, the contaminants do. A user would have his regular fix of say 30% heroin every day and then one day the dealer get's careless and gives him say 43% heroin, the result is death.That's how overdoses occur, it's not users wanting more and more until it kills them. Users can take heroin for many many years without any serious health effects - most users take it for about 10 years and then usually just stop.
It's not like Trainspotters or Hollywood, withdrawal is just like having a mild dose of the flu.Many ppl withdrawing can go about their lives with hardly any fuss at all
During Vietnam, Us authorities were concerned that thousands of troops returning home who were big drug users out there would flood the streets of America and there would be major problems because of it. What actually happened was, the vast majority being away from the stressful and frightening experience of the conflict, simply gave it up and didn't use it when back home
This shows that, it's the environment ppl find themselves in is what turns them to seek release in drugs, alcohol etc, so punishing and imprisoning them accomplishes nothing and in fact would make matters worse - no chance of a job or accommodation after a prison sentence, so turn back to crime and the cycle continues |
Raynor is correct, withdrawing is not just like having a mild dose of the flu, it varies from resin to person but is invariably a lot more traumatic and it can be very it’s very high risk.it needs to be managed properly | | | |
| drug smuggling on 22:54 - Feb 21 with 661 views | raynor94 |
| drug smuggling on 22:28 - Feb 21 by controversial_jack |
They aren't opinions they are facts , you obliviously don't know the difference.
I eagerly await your views on this, just as i'm still waiting on your answer on the previous topic. I won't hold my breath.
A little tip for yo,. when you criticise someone for their posts, opinions or whatever, it's a good idea to have a counter argument otherwise you just end up looking like a troll |
I don't profess to be an authority on drug taking unlike you, but your comment cold turkey is no worse than flu is farcical and dangerous.
Sudden withdrawals from drugs or alcohol can lead to fatal seizures.
But there again you are an expert on most subjects, in your own mind.
I find you a rather dangerous individual. | |
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| drug smuggling on 22:59 - Feb 21 with 656 views | controversial_jack |
| drug smuggling on 22:32 - Feb 21 by majorraglan |
Raynor is correct, withdrawing is not just like having a mild dose of the flu, it varies from resin to person but is invariably a lot more traumatic and it can be very it’s very high risk.it needs to be managed properly |
That's for alcoholics, that has to be managed or it can lead to seizures and death. Many withdrawing addicts though can just go about their business with minimum effects. Methadone is often used to wean them off, but it's not like it's portrayed on films like trainspotting etc | | | |
| drug smuggling on 23:24 - Feb 21 with 632 views | majorraglan |
| drug smuggling on 22:59 - Feb 21 by controversial_jack |
That's for alcoholics, that has to be managed or it can lead to seizures and death. Many withdrawing addicts though can just go about their business with minimum effects. Methadone is often used to wean them off, but it's not like it's portrayed on films like trainspotting etc |
Yes, alcoholics are at risk as are users of opiates and benzodiazepines, so much so it could be fatal. | | | |
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