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Chris Goldfinger
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 Posted - 2006/06/08 : 12:15:02
yeah 6 click but they gave me five and a half fecking years for it
but as i'm a good boy i only done half (2 years 9 months)
EASY!!!!!!!!!!
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bulby_g
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Posted - 2006/06/08 : 13:50:32
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Originally posted by Spoone:
there has actually been research to show that the chemicals in cannabis actually slow down the growth of cancer.
Yeah but it's also known that smoking can give you lung and mouth cancer so bringing cancer into the argument probably isn't a good idea.
Personally I hate Ganja for what it did to my mental health but I still think there is no point in it being illegal. As for getting done for dealing with 5 grams!!!? That's ridiculous I used to get through an eighth to a quarter of skunk a day... 5 pills as well! Christ. If anything they should be bringing up the weights/quantities of what counts for personal use, that way the police could spend time catching criminals instead of innocent peeps just getting wrecked of a weekend.
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jenks
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Posted - 2006/06/08 : 18:00:18
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Originally posted by Spoone:
yes but still the point is that 5 grams will count as intention to supply. i dont know if you smoke but 5 grams is a very small amount of cannabis... its about 30 quids worth
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30 quids worth? Ide say about a 5ers worth...
Anyway, I dont think they should legalise it, maybe legalise it so its legal to be ingested instead of smoked, but the last thing the government was is more people giving themself lung cancer and draining more money from the NHS.
Personally I think anyone who inflicts peronal harm knowing the effects like smoking and drinking too much should forfit their right to free healthcare when it comes to lung cancer, liver problems or anything that is basically their own fault...
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Chris Goldfinger
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Posted - 2006/06/08 : 18:24:17
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Personally I think anyone who inflicts peronal harm knowing the effects like smoking and drinking too much should forfit their right to free healthcare when it comes to lung cancer, liver problems or anything that is basically their own fault...
Come on man think about it, what do you think pays for the majority of the NHS budget
The tax on smokes and drink that what
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Chris Deeside
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Posted - 2006/06/08 : 18:37:43
its all v well havin it down on paper as a max sentence
realistically though there not gona enforce it... look at E's , class A ... max life sentence
i know someone that got caught dealin TWICE within a month, 2nd time they were out on bail for the 1st time
an they only got 2 1/2 years
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jenks
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Posted - 2006/06/08 : 19:01:55
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Originally posted by Chris Goldfinger:
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Personally I think anyone who inflicts peronal harm knowing the effects like smoking and drinking too much should forfit their right to free healthcare when it comes to lung cancer, liver problems or anything that is basically their own fault...
Come on man think about it, what do you think pays for the majority of the NHS budget
The tax on smokes and drink that what
What's your point? I'm not saying a ban on cigs and beer, people are still going to drink and smoke, they should just have to pay for the consiquences and not everybody else...
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Da Cunney Bugz
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Posted - 2006/06/08 : 20:34:19
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Originally posted by Em Jay:
Gay
"five grams of cannabis - enough for about 10 joints"
Hmm... how long is a piece of string?
I hate the guardian paper ;)
emjay please send me that picture i find it both patriotic and arousing
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Bidd
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Posted - 2006/06/08 : 20:37:25
^^^ But they do pay for the consequences in the form of tax. Smokers over a 30 year period for example wil pay thousands in direct taxes that go mainly to the NHS. If they don't wanna pay the tax, then they quit.
Anyway some of the dieases that smokers get, are untreatable anyway so basically they are not a burden on the NHS that much. In general smokers contribute far more than they take of the government.
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