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Also, the old people are going to die before we will. That's a little satisfying in and of itself, right?
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Only if you vote in large numbers. If you are in a large block, that's what counts. The illegal Mexicans will be voting us out of a majority. After Congress imports 50 million more foriegners that is. |
Also there is a recognised trend amongst many people that they flirt with left wing politics whilst young and move gradually to the right as they grow older. So.....they'll die off and we'll replace 'em, but we'll also turn into a bunch of reactionaries at the same time ;P
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Sorry, honey, but... you are the old people. |
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lol!! Sorry....carry on... lol!!!
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They've been testing drivers over here for various drugs using a similar (if not the same) machine.
I think it's a great idea because peopel should not be driving under the influence of any drugs or alcohol. In this way, it becomes a traffic offense and of course goes through the same chanels as drink driving does. Street violence has become a big problem in some of the party areas of the city I live in. Most of the fights are because there aren't enough cabs though and drunk guys pick fights with each other. There have been a number of deaths and serious hospitalizations because of this issue. I don't think any drugs people are on are the main cause though. It's a transport issue and needs to be addressed. |
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Prohibition of alcohol didn't stop its abuse. It worsened it.
Crack was created as a result of drug prohibition. Prohibition encourages the development of stronger and more potent forms since they are easier to transport and transfer. Inanimate objects don't ruin lives. People ruin lives. |
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How does this follow? Especially in the context of Undertoad's point that prohibition leads to stronger, more dangerous forms of existing drugs. This is true. Uncut heroin of reliable purity isn't likely to kill you. It may leave you glued to the couch gazing at nothing, but that's no-one else's problem. Its the petty-robbery-committing, dirty-needle-using, over-dosing-from-the-new-batch that is the problem for the rest of us, and this is caused, mostly, by prohibition. Is this too far of thread? I'm an newbie here... |
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So the cops decided it would be fun to go over there with their new toy and harass them and search them without probable cause? How fun! |
Rk, yet again you entirely misrepresent the situation.
OOoh. people smoke pot? Yah. Except that the scanner detects more than just pot it tests for numerous illegal drugs incluing heroin. The cops decided just for fun? I've just told you that the residents of that community more than likely have asked the police to tackle the drug-dealing which was common in that pub (dealing which brings with it violence and other types of crime). Are you suggesting that the police shouldn't listen to the residents they are there to serve? Quote:
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How totally unreasonable for the Police to test willing volunteers. |
Rk, yet again you entirewly misrepresnt the situation.
OOoh. people smoke pot? Yah. Except that the scanner detects more than just pot it tests for numerous illegal drugs incluing heroin. The cops decided just for fun? I've just told you that the residents of that community more than likely have asked the police to tackle the drug-dealing which was common in that pub (dealing which brings with it violence and other types of crime). Are you suggesting that the police shouldn't listen to the residents they are there to serve? Quote:
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How totally unreasonable for the Police to test willing volunteers. Question: are traffic police in America allowed to test drivers for alcohol consumption? |
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