To be fair though it doesn't just affect them. You may think its just a bit of weed but the effects are bigger than just the person that smokes it. Unless the person smoking it lives on his own interacts with noboday miles away from anyone else and grows his own
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To be fair though it doesn't just affect them. You may think its just a bit of weed but the effects are bigger than just the person that smokes it. Unless the person smoking it lives on his own interacts with noboday miles away from anyone else and grows his own
Wow...you're a fun guy...
Hmm, I would actually ascertain very few people, if anyone, knows the full extent of the law, and people break it every minute of every day.
Because we are policed by consent and judgement not in some absolute authoritarian/totalitarian state...
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I haven't had a car since coming back to the UK from florida as I won't pay the petrol prices. And no I never do over 60mph on an HW
If you want to live in a lawless society then move and take your druggie friends with you
I just follow the law as most people in the UK do. What's wrong with that?
anyway back on topic.
All of that applies to smokers in general, so it's not really a consideration for the legality aspect of it.
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I haven't had a car since coming back to the UK from florida as I won't pay the petrol prices. And no I never do over 60mph on an HW
If you want to live in a lawless society then move and take your druggie friends with you
I just follow the law as most people in the UK do. What's wrong with that?
anyway back on topic.
Why not directly answer the question?
You do realise that skirting around it is no different to openly admitting you can't because you're talking rubbish don't you?
So I'll present it again;
Is illegal a synonym for wrong and immoral?
No matter how arbitrary and unnecessary? What does anyone have to gain by reporting people for partaking in illegal activities where they are only harming themselves?
If being gay was still illegal, would you report people for being gay if you witnessed it?
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If you want to live in a lawless society then move and take your druggie friends with you
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He was quite right in the way he posted.
This seems to be a mistake people commonly make.
By retarded Muslims, he means Muslims that are retarded, not that Muslims are retarded, and so on.
It's the same when Shayper posted about people's thinly veiled racist rants and he had people sperging at him about how unfair it was of him to say that.
Sure, but I was giving him the benefit of the doubt in that maybe he hadn't applied critical thinking to his response he made to you, so therefore hadn't considered such a situation.
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unfortunately i think this is the problem. people break the laws and dont really get any punishment for it. thrown in jail, out years earlier.
these guys that performed this act yesterday will be thrown in jail but will be out and free to walk around after they have served their time, as that is the laws.
religion is to blame here, its always to blame.
Sorry but when I smoked B&H they weren't brought into the country Illegally. I didn't have to bring the local community down by buying off a street corner from someone who most probably deals in the "harder" drugs.
Do I need to go on
Or you could research the Reformation and realise that your statement is completely ignorant?
This is about the billionth time someone in here has trotted out the same BS, "look, the Old Testament Bible says it's OK to kill everyone, the Quoran isn't so bad after all".
You really aren't doing the Muslim community any favours by coming out with such offensive statements.
This is true, and it is the one thing the Muslim community can start to address for themselves, instead of hiding behind the cut-n-paste condemnations from the Muslim Council. I filled a whole thread with this but I still got called racist for pointing it out though
It is this difference of cultures that leave many people uneasy, and it's nothing to do with skin colour or the stealing of jerbs.
Woolwich has been enriched by loads of immigrants, whats wrong with that? Racist whites are moving out of London every day
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I often smirk or *rolleyes* when I read what Craterloads posts, however he has some very valid points in the last few pages. Make no mistake about it, this was a terrible event, but there are reasons behind why this happened.
People with crappy lives all over the world are susceptible to brainwashing from extreme groups whatever faith they may be. Often these people have little or no meaning to their lives, such extremism gives them a purpose. It also works with people who are just plain old idiots. The details in this case aren't completely clear yet so I don't know if this can be applied to them.
Also the way western media handles faith-related news is part of the problem. When was the last time you heard a positive heart-warming story with Christianity or Islam at the forefront of it? All we hear about is child abuse and bombs, radicals mostly. Of course positive stories don't sell papers, but a group of 20 numpties burning a flag do. We're more uncomfortable with the Islamic stories though as this is still relativity new on our radar.
I don't believe it's a case of "us and them", it's a problem with deep roots in our society with no easy answer, but our everyday actions and prejudices don't help the situation.
People with crappy lives all over the world are susceptible to brainwashing from extreme groups whatever faith they may be. Often these people have little or no meaning to their lives, such extremism gives them a purpose. It also works with people who are just plain old idiots. The details in this case aren't completely clear yet so I don't know if this can be applied to them.
Also the way western media handles faith-related news is part of the problem. When was the last time you heard a positive heart-warming story with Christianity or Islam at the forefront of it? All we hear about is child abuse and bombs, radicals mostly. Of course positive stories don't sell papers, but a group of 20 numpties burning a flag do. We're more uncomfortable with the Islamic stories though as this is still relativity new on our radar.
I don't believe it's a case of "us and them", it's a problem with deep roots in our society with no easy answer, but our everyday actions and prejudices don't help the situation.
Yes please do, because your knowledge on this subject of 'drug dealers' is fascinating.
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Again the law is the law. No wonder me and my family get on so well in the US because we don't BREAK ANY LAWS
Are you having speech problems? taking drugs? as I can't make out the words you are trying to say HEE oh it's HERO thanks
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No, people are to blame. They are just using religion as an excuse.
Well considering that world seems to be coming around to the fact that legalising weed is actually a good idea, then maybe you can understand that not every law is right and may need changing?
In what way is it? Many people take a lot of the bible as what they should be doing. Don't ignore that fact.
Derp is the only descriptive word that I can apply to this.
This is true, and it is the one thing the Muslim community can start to address for themselves, instead of hiding behind the cut-n-paste condemnations from the Muslim Council. I filled a whole thread with this but I still got called racist for pointing it out though
Now you are just trolling. Sweeping generalisations do nothing for discussion and just make you appear ignorant.
Is it? I don't feel uneasy at all! And neither do most well balanced people. It's the extremists on both sides that makes me feel uneasy