May 27, 200818 yr We have had a good number of post on this "Fred" so lets take a weee brake shall we.... Intermission Kan Win (I vote, NO drugs, and to you as well, Sirr Barrr)
May 27, 200818 yr No Sir, only a joke from my side of the woods. Sorry you miss-read me post. (I vote, NO drugs, and to you as well, Sirr Barrr) No Vote Kan Win
May 27, 200818 yr We have had a good number of post on this "Fred" so lets take a weee brake shall we....Intermission Kan Win (I vote, NO drugs, and to you as well, Sirr Barrr) Thanks for introducing me to that one, Wan; it's a good-un!
May 28, 200818 yr The war on drugs has never been won because it hasn't even started.1. Execute all drug dealers. 2. Execute all drug smugglers. 3. Drug users - one strike & out i.e. one chance to beat their addiction & if they're caught again - execute them too. If you haven't already guessed; I hate the drugs scene as a whole. So you hate anyone who imbibes alcohol too then? Alcohol is not an illegal narcotic, so that's another topic. Its not currently illegal but it IS a dangerous drug. In fact more dangerous than many others. We are discussing the legality of drugs, whether they be illegal or legal, so respectfully, I don't see it as another topic. We should examine all drugs, including those that are currently legal if nothing more than to see what serves as an acceptable benchmark in todays society. Considering that most drugs were classified over 40 years ago (and that modern scientific capability has somewhat improved since then) better decisions can be reached when we take a fresh look at the classification of drugs, armed with the best information that modern science can provide. Let science decide, not bureaucrats.
May 28, 200818 yr The war on drugs has never been won because it hasn't even started.1. Execute all drug dealers. 2. Execute all drug smugglers. 3. Drug users - one strike & out i.e. one chance to beat their addiction & if they're caught again - execute them too. If you haven't already guessed; I hate the drugs scene as a whole. So you hate anyone who imbibes alcohol too then? Alcohol is not an illegal narcotic, so that's another topic. Its not currently illegal but it IS a dangerous drug. In fact more dangerous than many others. We are discussing the legality of drugs, whether they be illegal or legal, so respectfully, I don't see it as another topic. We should examine all drugs, including those that are currently legal if nothing more than to see what serves as an acceptable benchmark in todays society. Considering that most drugs were classified over 40 years ago (and that modern scientific capability has somewhat improved since then) better decisions can be reached when we take a fresh look at the classification of drugs, armed with the best information that modern science can provide. Let science decide, not bureaucrats. Well you're entitled to your opinion, but I disagree & I suspect when the OP started this topic, he was referring to the war on illegal narcotics as we know them - Im sure aspirin was the last thing on his mind. If you do want to take a fresh look at the classification of all drugs; may I suggest it deserves its' own thread.
June 1, 200818 yr It's way too late to try stuffing the genie back in the bottle, I'm afraid. I remember something that my dad said to me years ago that one day, all the sane, law-abiding types would be locked-up and the villains would all be running free. If you see some of the huge, gated developments in the Philippines where people can pretty much live their entire lives within the walls, it could be argued that those days have already arrived.
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