Russell Brand

[DualityNSNO]

Sorry should I have spelt it in Bulgarian?

легализирани

Legalise.

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5 points for the use of Google translate though.

 

[Blue 1]

Huge difference though so it's not valid mate.

Where's the evidence for your claim, though?

 

[FTY]

Legalise.

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I speak English.

You were wrong, accept it, move on, and never correct anyone again unless you're certain.

 

[DualityNSNO]

I speak English.

You were wrong, accept it, move on, and never correct anyone again unless you're certain.

Didn't know you're American mate. Sorry. x

 

[FTY]

Where's the evidence for your claim, though?

There's no proof because it's not needed, it's simple logic.

People taking drugs = a chance of addiction.

Legalization = more people taking drugs

More people taking drugs = more addiction.

Probably a lower percentage of drug users would be addicted than when it is illegal, but still a higher number of people would be addicted.

 

[FTY]

Didn't know you're American mate. Sorry. x

You're thinking of legislation mate.

 

[Blue 1]

There's no proof because it's not needed, it's simple logic.

People taking drugs = a chance of addiction.

Legalization = more people taking drugs

More people taking drugs = more addiction.

Probably a lower percentage of drug users would be addicted than when it is illegal, but still a higher number of people would be addicted.

Would you rush out and try heroin if it was legalised tomorrow, then? Or anyone you know?

FWIW I think decriminalisation is the way to go, not full legalisation, but I don't think it necessarily follows that legalisation means a total free for all and a rise in use and addiction. Legalisation would come with proper regulation.

 

[FTY]

Would you rush out and try heroin if it was legalised tomorrow, then? Or anyone you know?

I wouldn't.

Go back to the original post, I said more would, not everyone would. For that you can look at the Prohibition in the U.S, though clearly times are very different. Did a lot of people drink alcohol when it was illegal? Yeah. Did a lot more drink when it was legal? Yep.

 

[DualityNSNO]

You're thinking of legislation mate.

Oddly enough, I'm not. British spelling =/= American spelling. You're British, why Zpell it like you're not?

Let's give an example of a UK based website using it. Like the Government. https://www.gov.uk/get-document-legalised .

 

[FTY]

Oddly enough, I'm not. British spelling =/= American spelling. You're British, why Zpell it like you're not?

Let's give an example of a UK based website using it. Like the Government. https://www.gov.uk/get-document-legalised .

http://musicfeeds.com.au/news/watch...ace-in-a-debate-about-marijuana-legalisation/

^ U.S site, means feck all. Btw, I'm not saying legalisation isn't a word, I'm saying the two spellings can be used interchangeably.

Besides, what does FTY stand for again?

 

[DualityNSNO]

http://musicfeeds.com.au/news/watch...ace-in-a-debate-about-marijuana-legalisation/

^ U.S site, means feck all. Btw, I'm not saying legalisation isn't a word, I'm saying the two spellings can be used interchangeably.

Besides, what does FTY stand for again?

com.au is definitely not US tho.

FeedTheYank, was it not?

 

[FTY]

com.au is definitely not US tho.

FeedTheYank, was it not?

Try telling that to someone from Austin Texas, pfft.

Yes, I am the Yank. My mom and pa are American.

 

[thirdmantackle]

Never underestimate the amount of silly women out there.

I hate the sight of the lad

 

[davmaher]

There's no proof because it's not needed, it's simple logic.

People taking drugs = a chance of addiction.

Legalization = more people taking drugs

More people taking drugs = more addiction.

Probably a lower percentage of drug users would be addicted than when it is illegal, but still a higher number of people would be addicted.

Portugal legalised drugs like marijuana, cocaine, ecstasy and heroin in 2001. No longer an offence to carry small quantities for personal use. Since then the number of drug users has fallen, especially in the 18-24 age group (usually the most likely for drug use). There has also been a reduction in the number of drugs related deaths and diseases, including HIV and Hepatitis. They combined the loosening of anti-drug legislation with a significant increase in support programmes for drug users including prevention, treatment, harm reduction and social reintegration programmes. It is this combination that seems to have been successful.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I see he got hounded out of the anti-austerity protest at the weekend. The woman heckling him sounds like a right charmer.