more BS from MP's who havn't a clue what there talking about

[oldpink]

as yet another Government report says that the UK drugs laws need changing
the same old BS is being used to counter this report

[smegballs]

I'm not much of a stoner so call me out if I'm wrong but....

Stronger weed --> Less smoked for same effect --> Less smoke inhaled --> less smoking related health problems?

Surely lung damage is proportional to the volume (well mass scientifically) of smoke inhaled?

Govt is stupid? If you only had a vodka and no beer and just wanted the effects of a beer, you wouldn't neck a pint of the stuff just pour out a double. By their logic if you only had beer and wanted vodka, you'd only do shots of beer??

[mistergixer]

[smegballs]

[oldpink]

Why the Fuc* do they bother having these reports commissioned
3 times this year there have been reports made to MP's from commission's set up by said MP's
only for them to reject the results without even debating them

[keggyhander]

Treatment?

For weed?

I'll have whatever these fucking idiots are on.

[Hetzer]

[Flatbadger]

[Rogerborg]

[oldpink]

his analogy with Alcohol is quite ironic considering the health issues caused by alcohol
these people are not fit to hold office or have any right to govern our lives esp when they are totally ignorant to the facts
or even worse simply ignore them
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[Im-a-Ridah]

I don't see the problem tbh, it's not as if the Conservatives make out that they are a pro-weed party, so this is the answer to be expected. As for the weed debate, I think the dangers of it are often played down by those who are more interested in getting it legalised for their own benefit. I can see why the government is concerned, as they'd be blamed if they legalised it then the usage figured shot up and the consequence was massive increases in people needing treatment for drug abuse. What would the average Conservative voter think about that? Not too impressed I'd guess.

[oldpink]

[cimbian]

It is just pandering to populist vote... same as the gay marriage statement His Davidness made meanwhile deflecting from his impotence in the EU.
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[The Artist]

[daemonoid]

[smegballs]

[Vincent]

They'll never legalise it because they know it makes people think a bit deeper about certain things and question their authority. They prefer the plebs to remain sheep-like and subservient.

While on the subject of MPs talking shite, I heard on the radio today the Minister for Housing advising people not to give cash to the homeless anymore - just before Xmas and when the numbers of homeless is shooting up due to the "culling" of thousands of mentaly ill people on benefits too Absolutely fucking outrageous
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[bazza]

[Joenitro]

The area where I live stinks of weed most days. Every man and his dog seems to be on it apart from me and my girlfriend. Most aren't deep thinking people, look like bums and spend more money than they can afford smoking this crap.

That said, I believe in freedom of choice and think that there are far too many laws in this country. Who the fuck are the government to tell us what to do?!

[Vincent]

[Skudd]

Just a bunch of paranoid junkies.
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[covent.gardens]

Had to laugh at Cameron saying the war on drugs is working

Never has, never will, there's too much money to be made supplying and too many people creating demand, the only way to limit that is to legalise and licence businesses to sell - and actually earn some tax dollar in the process.

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