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It's all the same shyte.
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It's all the same shyte.
Why would anyone want to smoke cannabis or weed whatever it is, my son and his mates do it occasionally I go barmy, the smell is terrible.....
It obviously isn't. That's why there's a scale from A-B-C of harmful narcotics available to make things simpler for you to grasp.
Heroin and cocaine are clearly destructive over a long period of sustained use - cannabis, not so much. That's why decriminalisation and a defined line between it and them is necessary.
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In that statement it looks like you are accepting that cannabis is destructive
The illegal drugs are all bad, just different in their effects. Do you know any long-term takers of illegal drugs? They turn into absolutely horrible people, particularly when their drug is in short supply.
There are no soft drugs
Not at all.
Yes i do.
No, they do not.
Educate yourself.
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My mum, a nurse in the 40s through to the 60s, told me many tales of drug use in those times amongst hospital staff. Many of the drugs that are illegal now, weren't then, and they were taken by doctors and nurses to help them through long shifts, and to help them through exams and studying etc. All sorts of ordinary people were popping pills, of pure pharmaceutical qualty, as a fact of life, long before a problem in wider society was recognised. It is an interesting part of British history, long obscured by much of the bullshit surrounding drugs. My mum and most of her generation are gone now.
Documentary from 1998...
Documentary from 1998...
