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3 hours ago, Small Joke said:

'Scourge'! What drivel.

Will any prohibition fan please show me the thousands of addicts lying wasted in the streets, or in morgues?

With the hauls described, the morgues should be filled with more ODs than local Traffic deaths. Currently at 15,000 this year. 

So where are they? 

They're holding down jobs and enjoying all class A substances in moderation, just like most legal drinkers do. 

Fact is the entire war was built on the lie of a 'scourge'. 

Just because some people are unable to control their use, does not mean the entire adult population should have to suffer and hide like criminals for using historically totally legal chemicals to feel good. We are Adults. We dont need a nanny -a clueless one at that- to decide what not to ingest. 

Portugal is now unto it's 18th year of drug decriminalization, and they're way ahead of the "drugs mmm bad" morons who keep banging their heads against walls based on some BS moral panic about social collapse, or children being targeted (oh please, who feeds kids beer or tobacco, let alone other drugs? It's illogical.) All prohibition does is fill jails with recreational users, waste police resources chasing a false crisis, while giving criminals a licence to print money. 

Give it a rest. 

The cannabis model is the ONLY sustainable response to all drugs. 

Once you actually bother to learn the truth about the greatly exaggerated dangers and risks of moderate social use. If you want your eyes opened, read "Narconomics". You'll want to lynch your drug-phobic government "leaders" after that! 

+1... 

Totally agree with you, contender for best post of the year...

The so called addicts can be found everywhere, in every disco, karaoke and dancing place around the country surely...

I dont know much the Thailand scene but I used to be familiar with Cambodian disco and OMG, the amount of stuff they put in their system there...

Ketamine, ecstasy and so on...

Who? Chinese and Korean businessmen on business trips, local business owners, government officials and so on... Not the "addicts" that governments love to paint indeed...

31 minutes ago, Krataiboy said:

Anybody got a copy-and-paste link to the song with English subtitles? Can't seem to find an English version on YouTube, cited by other posters. Some of the Thai-only versions have been removed, presumably because of the fears of legal action by the nettled Thai administration.

Just go on youtube, "rap against dictatorship" is the title (in english), 23 mils view, clip has subtitles..

And you have a message.. ????