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Give 'em free dope?
Yep, give it to them free
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Nope, we should carry on as we are
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PostPosted: 21:54 - 13 Sep 2006    Post subject: Smack/crack addicts Reply with quote

Was thinking about this the other day......I have in my past had the misfortune to work with a confirmed heroin addict (we called him Mr. Dead after the Harry Endfield show, cos he looked half-dead).

Now then, this wretch was a danger to himself and others (I once saw him smacked out working heavy machinery). he was so fooked that he couldn't drink his morning brew as he was dribbling into his cup......I am also fairly sick and tired of seeing dirty scruffy bar-stewards ligged out on the streets with scruffy dogs begging to feed their habit. This lead me to thinking about the amount of crimes that are committed to support dope habits....

My solution....every time that there is a major drugs bust/seizure I reckon that confirmed smack addicts should be given as much of the stuff free-of-charge, as they can pump into their rotten veins. This would have a number of advantages:
1: Crims wouldn't rob old dears for their habit as often,
2: The pushers would have a harder time selling their gear,
3: Total wasters/hardcore addicts would probably max out really quickly, thus shortening their miserable lives (meaning that that us taxpayers would pay less supporting them..think of dole, housing, jail cost etc, etc).
Give it to 'em free, the more that they can cram in the better....

I am not talking about a bit of blow....only the hard stuff, heroin, crack, meth etc. Nobody in todays world would get involved with this stuff not knowing the dangers.

Before anyone asks, I do not read the Daily Mail or Express and I consider myself liberal. Yes I have had my share of "recreational substances" and I think that it is right that society offers as much help to those that want to help themselves. For the rest of the wasters, let them kill themselves as quickly as possible...
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PostPosted: 22:24 - 13 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

I always thought we should go the other way.

Legalise everything. The whole lot. E, crack, smack, whatever. Sell it in licenced premises, tax it and use the revenue from the tax to fund clean safe places where people can go to buy and take their junk with clean disposable needles and first-aid on hand if needed.

If there is a demand for something and you make it illegal, all you do is create a black market in it. The more difficult you make for people to get hold of it (by seizing stashes or imposing tougher penalties) the more expensive the stuff gets and the more pensioners have to be mugged to pay for Mr Junkie's next fix.

The prohibition didn't work in the US because people wanted booze. In the same way, people in the UK want drugs and if there is a demand there will always be someone there to meet it. Better it be an official body selling uncut gear in clean premises than some lowlife selling Ajax out the boot of an E-class.
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PostPosted: 22:38 - 13 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

They have something like this in Holland.
Although not 'give them as much as they want', but enough to keep them from buying from dealers and causing a problem.

The average of a heroin addict is a fair bit lower than that in the UK, I believe - suggesting less people are getting addicted in Holland.
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PostPosted: 00:02 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm fairly liveral with this simply because declaring war on drugs does not and has not worked. THere is not one shred of proof that prohibition works, in fact history shows the reverse I believe.

If the problem is governed rather than flung into the black market then junkies can get a cheap/free score which means less robberies, less street prostitution, less violent crimes etc. It also removes the black market thus freeing up police time.

It would also mean less spread of disease as clean facilities were available and stop people dying from drugs which were of a stronger consistancy.

If the currrent method is not working why do we insist on dealing with the issue in the same manner, year in year out?
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PostPosted: 07:04 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

I dont think serious hard drugs such as herion,speed,E etc should be legalized. Hash yes maybe.

I dont want to see more people off there heads on herion i already have a client like that and its pityful seeing it. Come down harder on them.
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PostPosted: 10:01 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

dragonfly wrote:
Come down harder on them.


Yeah because that works. Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: 11:04 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

well what do you surgest? They need help dont they?
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PostPosted: 11:14 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I dont want to see more people off there heads on herion i already have a client like that and its pityful seeing it. Come down harder on them.


My point was the current method of using prohibition does not work. Tougher legislation against druggie does not encourage druggies to stop taking drugs.

By legalising it we could easier track the druggies, stop all the crime that is associated with it and stop a lot of misery and free up loads of cash for other, better uses
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PostPosted: 13:15 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

craigie b wrote:
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I dont want to see more people off there heads on herion i already have a client like that and its pityful seeing it. Come down harder on them.


My point was the current method of using prohibition does not work. Tougher legislation against druggie does not encourage druggies to stop taking drugs.

By legalising it we could easier track the druggies, stop all the crime that is associated with it and stop a lot of misery and free up loads of cash for other, better uses

Or we could just shoot them. Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 13:25 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

dragonfly wrote:
well what do you surgest? They need help dont they?


freebies as said before , bloody professionals ie lawyers and accounts only pull £10/h ish , which is not enough to feed a habit, ASDA workers get £5, giving it free = no need to rob people to feed their habits.
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PostPosted: 14:08 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

Depends on what cost me less..



Get a decent UnbiaseD (if its possible with the rabid anti-drugs groups in or near power) investigation into how much these drugs cost the average person.



Impact on taxes for giving them it free. (and associated costs)

Versus

Impact on taxes for Jail (and associated costs) and the cost of goods to cover the robberies.



I am guessing (No actual facts here, just a hunch) that it would be cheaper to give em it free.
+ Hopefully the stigma of going to get your government sanctioned fix every day, would dissuade more people from starting in the first place.

If Tony says its legit then its deffo not going to be cool anymore.
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PostPosted: 14:58 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

Itchy wrote:
bloody professionals ie lawyers and accounts only pull £10/h ish


I think you'll find lawyers get paid a lot more than that... a magnitude more than that, in a lot of cases.

Besides - gear is only expensive because of supply and demand. The government's insistance to keep it illegal creates a black market in which the dealers can charge as much as they like. The less stuff that's getting through the more expensive the available stuff will be. That is why people have to turn to crime to fund their habits - because they have to pay extortionate rates to the people who import it.

Marijuana and poppies aren't difficult to grow. No more difficult than grapes and tobacco. There's no reason why, even after tax, currently-illegal substances would have to be any more expensive then booze and fags.
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PostPosted: 15:10 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

societies view on illegal substances are hypocritical and fucked up. You can get seriously fucked up on goverment sponsored drugs like alcohol and fags but if you don't like the violent, bloated, black out-esque effects of drink or the way it lowers your self control, the waking up next to absolute strangers and the depression that a hang over leafves you with your pretty much fucked and out of options unless you go to the doctor and tell him your depressed (ahem, reality check, re-read as fucking unhappy because you thougt life owed you and now you've grown up to a mediocre existance you feel that this unhappiness must be depression because ever other fucker is so happy with their lifes).

I was chatting to this lass earlier on in the week who was on anti depressants becasue she was depressed. She wasn't depressed she was fucking unhappy because she had 15000 of debt and a boyfriend who treated her like shit. What does the doctor do? Prescribe her drugs which will numb her fucking brain over so she can forget about her problems. Happy days so its ok to get high if your unhappy and the doctor gives you drugs.

So the moral is its perfectly acceptable to get fucking monged out on valium, diazapam, opiates, codine, temazepam, thamelgesics if you have a problem but its fucking outrageous to say lets go out drop some E and dance the night away as them illegal drugs are bad....Have you ever met anyone who spent the last ten year on Valium? Its not a pretty sight.

Its a big bunch of government sponsored arse if you ask me...which nobody did Laughing
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PostPosted: 15:16 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

the lass in question then later went onto slash her wrists because she couldn't cope with the effects of anti depressants and drink BTW.

So a guy on a trip jumps of a roof because he thinks he can fly and every newspaper starts printing about the horrors of illegal drug abuse yet the mong who takes legal drugs and decides to commit an orgy of violence is considered a non story.

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PostPosted: 20:42 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

angryjonny wrote:

I think you'll find lawyers get paid a lot more than that... a magnitude more than that, in a lot of cases.




Yup but its a pyramid , in that you get Trial barristers who get paid top $$$$$ , then you get
directors of firms / partners in such firms,

then you get junior partners

then you get salaries partners

The you get qualified associates

Then you get qualified but don;t have enough experience associates

Then you get qualified associates with fuck all experience

Then you get mostly qualfied associates

then you get trainees

then you get the entry level jobs

With each pyramid level up there are fewer posts , SR125 girl is an semi qualified associate with no experience and is paid £7.5/h I'm a qualified but don't have enough experience associate and make £8/h. And you must be utterly ruthless Alan , the nicest fully qualified FCA in the company is highly skilled but is not ruthless enough to go to the top.

The bosses I think have overstepped their ruthlessness and all the staff are completely unloyal and leave soon as they find something better.
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PostPosted: 21:56 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

I apologise... I've just realised how arsey the phrase "I think you'll find" reads. I'm turning into everything I hate. Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: 22:14 - 14 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

It's interesting to note that everyone seems to want to kill murderers, but I'd bet that the average heroin junkie causes more misery every year (albeit spread about) than one murder does.

When I worked at the court my old supervisor and I used to talk about mercy-killing career criminals, for the good of society. Just a pipe-dream, but hey!
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PostPosted: 10:12 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thats just retarded,.


Of course murders cause more misery.


A stealing junkie may piss a fair few people off, but robbery is something you get very pissed off about. Though its not likely to deeply affect you for the rest of your life.

Having a loved one killed is on a whole different level.
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PostPosted: 10:27 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

innominate wrote:
Thats just retarded


No, that's just Mr James Sorry, i had to

Cragie B, i rated your posts as funny because your fucking spot on with 99% of what you said.

My sister being replaced with the girl you knew, but the good news is i've helped her get out of the docs perscribed shit and she's now married, happy and has a baby boy.
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PostPosted: 10:31 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

What Mister James is probably correct. Seeing as a lot of murders are a consequence of drug fuelled gangland mobbery it would probably be sensible to say that the average Junkie causes more hassle for the average UK citizen than a lone psychotic killing one person.
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PostPosted: 10:33 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

Community Prescribing anyone?


Drug addicts are entitled to treatment at addiction services where they are monitored by a drug worker regularly, some go for daily appointments, others weekly, and a rare few (who are stable) monthly.

They each have an individual recovery programme that consists of precribed doses of methadone, this is gradually reduced and to ensure they are not taking other drugs on top they are routinely tested. Part of the prescription is a drug that makes them really very ill should they take or drink anything on top of the drugs. The addiction services are supported by local pharmacies and the police.


A long article but worth reading if you are interested on the guidelines and targets Drug Action Teams (and this PCTs) are expected to reach... this includes reduction of drug related deaths, reduction of drug related crime and increased numbers of clients completing treatment programmes.

The Department of Health wrote:

Drug treatment

For partners across sectors involved in Drug Action Teams - addressing drug treatment - the LPSA process provides a tremendous opportunity to bring focus and profile at a local level with the aim of achieving significant change. With the scope for councils to apportion pump priming and reward monies, there is also the prospect of resources that can underpin the process of joint working.

The PSA target for drug treatment, as set out in the “Improvement , Expansion and Reform: The Next 3 Years Priorities and Planning Framework 2003-2006”, is set out below:

Increase the participation of problem drug users in drug treatment programmes by 55% by 2004 and by 100% by 2008, and increase year on year the proportion of users successfully sustaining or completing treatment programmes.

* The target includes an ‘outcome’ element to address how clients sustain or complete their treatment programmes. Councils including the target within their LPSA will need to include some measure to address this.

We have been able to engage the support of the National Treatment Agency (NTA) in looking at the proposals from councils on these targets. We would therefore encourage councils to establish early contact with NTA regional managers when this target is being considered.

Key questions and considerations for councils

1. Will your DAT be able to commit to a level of performance that represents a challenging and evidently clear stretch above the national target rate?

2. Will you be able to include other performance measures in presenting your target (discussed later).

3. The decision that a council takes about which targets to choose will be a balancing of national and local priorities. Where does drug treatment sit in within your corporate priorities?

4. Be aware that there is scope to access pump-priming monies and upon successful completion of the agreed target, there is the performance reward grant. This may be a useful incentive to draw in partner commitment. You may need to establish agreement locally for how the reward grant will be allocated to your area of work.

5. Remember that the council will first of all be looking at targets where weaknesses have been identified in the social services. DH will be asking the council to do this as a matter of priority, but that still leaves scope for a drug treatment target.

Councils have suggested to us that they do not collect data on either the numbers of people that complete their programme nor how many are drug free after 6 months because:

* it is extremely difficult data to collect due to the general chaotic nature of drug users
* this is not necessarily something that they are aiming to achieve with all clients.

The outcomes that are expected from engaging with drug users can vary from becoming drug free and maintaining that status to going on maintenance programmes, or staying in some kind of structured counselling or groupwork for years in order that they remain abstinent, so they would be drug free but would never leave the programme.

The negotiation of these targets is done principally by the Commission for Social Care in the regions. NTA regional managers have also begun to play an important and supportive role in working with the Commission for Social Care and the DH LPSA team when councils have proposed these targets. To find out who the Commission for Social Care contact is for any particular council and for general questions contact sarbjeet.gill@dh.gsi.gov.uk

Developing the LPSA target

Taking the target, the NTA expect that year on year increases of treatment of 11%, taken as an average for the purposes of negotiation of the LPSA. LPSA targets should exceed this.

Other targets that NTA would encourage for inclusion in agreements are:

* number of GPs involved in providing services to drug addicts. The national target for this is 30% of all GPs by 2004.
* reducing drug related deaths by 20% by 2004.
* financial targets expressed through a maintaining of levels of investment.

In terms of outcomes there are targets which would be useful to include but some are hard to measure unless DATs invested in qualitative independent surveys, perhaps through a local university. However NTA would encourage these as this would support the development of a national evidence base on what makes effective treatment.

The outcomes would be:

* fewer drug related deaths
* less drug-related crime (police data would be available for this through statistics on shoplifting, residential burglaries and other crimes linked to drug problems)
* health gain (reduction in reported diseases such as HIV, hepatitis, and general health)
* psychiatric and mental health
* social functioning

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PostPosted: 10:58 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

I've first hand experience of these programs and they do not deal with the under lying issues surrounding a heroin addict.

For starters the doctor prescribes a drug that is significantly harder to come off of than heroin. Long term use screws junkies heads up far worse than heroin does.

Secondly, a heroin addict will only stop if they want to stop. Large numbers of these guys complete the methodine course and then become addicted again a few month down the line. Ultimately forcing people into rehab doesn't work because without a real want to quit the chances of falling of the wagon are very high.

Now here is the part which I do not get....why do we prescribe a drug that is worse and more addictive than the heroin to heroin addicts? And from personal experience, in my teens, I'd buy some methadone and one dose would keep me stoned/caned for at least two days. Its powerful stuff. I know doctors in Scotland who will no longer prescribe methadone because they do not believe it helps people.
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PostPosted: 11:11 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

craigie b wrote:
I've first hand experience of these programs and they do not deal with the under lying issues surrounding a heroin addict.



I wasn't promoting the services, I was simply showing that prescribing addicts a drug is a common place practise. I think the quality of service provision varies greatly across the country as there has previously been very little in the way of performance management of them as they are generally comissioned services.

Greater emphasis on support and counselling needs to be given and that is something that is being developed within Wolverhampton, using family and friends as a support network and actually trying to help the causes of the addiction rather than the addiction itself.
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PostPosted: 11:11 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

Jon B wrote:
What Mister James is probably correct. Seeing as a lot of murders are a consequence of drug fuelled gangland mobbery it would probably be sensible to say that the average Junkie causes more hassle for the average UK citizen than a lone psychotic killing one person.


I'm probably also correct in saying most of the drug related crimes are carried out by foreigners and black people.
But i'm just generalising there, as are you. Wink Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 11:17 - 15 Sep 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

killa wrote:

I'm probably also correct in saying most of the drug related crimes are carried out by foreigners and black people.
But i'm just generalising there, as are you. Wink Thumbs Up



Actually, I think you may be wrong... I don't have access to crime figures but I do have access to those in treatment and those who are referred by the police (in relation to crime) so an interesting point that I would like to find out!

Certainly with regards to the numbers treated at the Wolverhampton addiction services we are looking at around a 70% - 30% division of whites to ethnic minorities, with that 30% being divided between Black and Asian.
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