Soldato
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Yes please do this. I don't believe in legalising yet as there are a lot of pros and cons to it. But deciminalisation is very important.
a lot of drugs are proven SAFER or LESS TOXIC than alcohol. So WHY should people be forced to drink or smoke because it's pushed out by our gov?
Look at these two scenes:
SCENE #1 You are out one night and your friend takes Ecstasy (random street pill, not MDMA
) and 2hr later, he's paranoid like crazy and panicing like hell, he is sweating like mad and fanning himself and drinking tonnes of water, he's freaking out like people who smoke too much weed for thier first time. you think you should take him to hospital ... but the police will get involved, you're worried that you might be in a lot of trouble, for NOTHING. It's been 3-4hr now, you leave him for a moment, he's lying on the floor, no pulse - he's died.
Now, in scene two, drug use is deciminalised. Your friends doing Heroin, one of them starts puking like crazy and can barely breath - he was given too much, you're not sure if he will pull through or not but to be safe you call 999. He lives.
The point of these is to show - when things in drugs go wrong, the legal side of things stop people going to hospital, etc
What about MDMA test places around clubs - they do this in NL I believe?
What about the medical use of LSD, MDMA, Cannabis, GHB?? Some people would benifit from these chemicals, I don't believe they get used like in the old days.
This falls into the "legalisation" sector. Let's look at new designer drugs like Mephedrone. It's banned - but something new replaces it and it's a lot newer and not 3-4 years old - Mephedrone isn't researched by any means but consider the amount people are doing, consider how many people have tried it - there aren't all that many deaths, the next compound, could kill. Mephedrone was made illegal because it's linked to 26 deaths but the reality is half the time they are on aload of other drugs too, so why is that still valid? I'm sure there are legit deaths from the drug alone but there are other ways of going about it rather than a ban.
Look at Alcohol. If we make that illegal - the black market grows, people distill (methanol content, a problem?), alcohol of unknown purity is sold - people chug it still and money is made illegally - remember US in 1920 - that's what happened.
EDIT: IMO Alcohol and Cocaine are the two worst drugs in society. Most people who do Cocaine, drink a lot too - both drugs make people violent or should I say violent people, violent. Alcohol kills a lot of people on it's OWN. Last time I looked at Mephedrone someone 2 people took Methadone and Alcohol with it, strange how out of the whole UK, that night - they both died - I BLAME THE MEPHS.
a lot of drugs are proven SAFER or LESS TOXIC than alcohol. So WHY should people be forced to drink or smoke because it's pushed out by our gov?
Look at these two scenes:
SCENE #1 You are out one night and your friend takes Ecstasy (random street pill, not MDMA
) and 2hr later, he's paranoid like crazy and panicing like hell, he is sweating like mad and fanning himself and drinking tonnes of water, he's freaking out like people who smoke too much weed for thier first time. you think you should take him to hospital ... but the police will get involved, you're worried that you might be in a lot of trouble, for NOTHING. It's been 3-4hr now, you leave him for a moment, he's lying on the floor, no pulse - he's died.Now, in scene two, drug use is deciminalised. Your friends doing Heroin, one of them starts puking like crazy and can barely breath - he was given too much, you're not sure if he will pull through or not but to be safe you call 999. He lives.
The point of these is to show - when things in drugs go wrong, the legal side of things stop people going to hospital, etc
What about MDMA test places around clubs - they do this in NL I believe?
What about the medical use of LSD, MDMA, Cannabis, GHB?? Some people would benifit from these chemicals, I don't believe they get used like in the old days.
This falls into the "legalisation" sector. Let's look at new designer drugs like Mephedrone. It's banned - but something new replaces it and it's a lot newer and not 3-4 years old - Mephedrone isn't researched by any means but consider the amount people are doing, consider how many people have tried it - there aren't all that many deaths, the next compound, could kill. Mephedrone was made illegal because it's linked to 26 deaths but the reality is half the time they are on aload of other drugs too, so why is that still valid? I'm sure there are legit deaths from the drug alone but there are other ways of going about it rather than a ban.
Look at Alcohol. If we make that illegal - the black market grows, people distill (methanol content, a problem?), alcohol of unknown purity is sold - people chug it still and money is made illegally - remember US in 1920 - that's what happened.
EDIT: IMO Alcohol and Cocaine are the two worst drugs in society. Most people who do Cocaine, drink a lot too - both drugs make people violent or should I say violent people, violent. Alcohol kills a lot of people on it's OWN. Last time I looked at Mephedrone someone 2 people took Methadone and Alcohol with it, strange how out of the whole UK, that night - they both died - I BLAME THE MEPHS.
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