Massive Ice Bust - Melbourne

[Dan Baker]

For which one?

Which one do you disagree with?

The topic is illicit drugs, lets assume that one hey.

 

[Dan Baker]

I'm going there in a couple of weeks, have mad anxiety so can't wait to be locked up for Valium possession needed to get me through the flight and my other med. Got a letter from my Doctor who said they were pretty strict. Am I doomed?

You can buy hemp seed in 20 kilo bags in UK. Don't get caught with one seed in Dubai airport.

 

[Dan Baker]

"Organised crime shifts to other profitable areas if one is lost. There has been a considerable transition from cannabis trafficking to amphetamine over the past couple of decades.
Freakanomics is a great read about drugs. Many dealers live at home with their mum flat broke in America.

You cant stop drugs illegal or legal. Dealers just make drugs cheaper if government went into the business of illicit drug dealing. Does government give illicit psychoactive drugs away for free? As you can see, there is no simple solution.

Just keep putting bad people in gaol. Bad people turn to other things if a market changes.

People say illegal use of drugs has failed. Here's some truth. Legalisation is much much worse."

Legalization is worse?????

Explain to us why legalisation of illicit psychoactive drugs is safer than illegal status?

 

[cats2rise]

Way to miss the point..

What was your point?

 

[CatFan79]

What was your point?

You called my comment 'silly' then gave a reason totally unrelated to what I'd posted.

ie: you suck because the sky is blue.

 

[Dan Baker]

What I see now, is governments alcohol tax policy and nicotine policy has made both drugs considerably more expensive resulting in youth taking much cheaper psychoactive drugs prior to a night out.

Illicit drugs are now cheaper than government taxed products which I feel is poor government policy.

Maybe we should just rid Medicare and have everyone pay for their own health care? Certainly, taxpayers should not be funding someones healthcare from bad lifestyle.

Although I have serious concerns for obesity and how government policy is dealing with the attitude, government will fix me up.

If there was no government healthcare, would people be more diligent about personal health?