What does this have to do with the fact I live in Finland, Holland or wherever else ? Is it ridiculous to live in those countries ? Come on, I'm intrigued, I want to know why you're mocking me for saying we have "freedom of thought" and these assholes have nothing else to do than build "dossiers" as you say, like you seem to fear them; is this so funny ? We should have it, if you're at a point where you're laughing about such a fundamental right, then I should be the one laughing.
*1st, I thought @avilsd made comment. So, my mistake. Do you live there too?
I laugh because the drug laws there are more inviting(for lack of a better word). Your penalty there & my penalty here for lets say an 8ball of cocaine, would be vastly different.
Thats why I laugh. Its the Superman Theory.... Easy for you to jump in front of a train when you know it'll fold like tin foil.
By the way AVI lives in Poland. I'm in France (not for long I guess) but whatever, I was not trying to be defensive, it's just unfair to judge someone by the place where he lives, wherever I live, I should be able to say that kind of thing. I try to be only objective, so it's really unbearable when someone says "oh you said this but you are not well-placed to say it" ; that's the typical thing French people do in order to avoid debate, so I'm really used to it and hating it at the same time. So don't turn the debate round. It's better to talk like we're all citizens of the world. I hate distinguishing countries. I don't have so much experience in buying and selling drugs (not for now at least), so what I say is totally out of any kind of context I would benefit from, don't worry, I'm no millionaire, we're all the same on this platform, so until then it's unfair to say things like "you're not well-placed to talk about this". :D
Ok, sorry maybe I misunderstood part of your answer, of course this is totally bullshit, I mean there must be a law for all the world in the first place or the drug war will keep on, there must be either total legalization or total prohibition, but as it is, it's just a total mess
I agree, I would prefer it legalized all the way then. At a time you got to take strong, important decisions like that but I guess unfortunately most of the world's countries don't have enough balls to do it, or have too many hands on it to think about losing the profit they make with the "money-laundering" partners that are the banks and the politicians. In that way prices would stay the same or even go down you know.
There are so many intelligent countries who have taken wise decisions, like Portugal for more than 15 years now for example, not sending drug-related people to prison but instead spending the money for prevention and cure; that's really helping them more to deal with this topic. Every country should be like that, recently Norway legalized MDMA too. You have to stop demonizing drugs. By the way here's an interesting documentary I found, really interesting about what we've talked about, it shows how incredible the prices have become because it is illegal. You knew 9 bills out of 10 in the US are tainted with cocaine? Crazy haha
What does this have to do with the fact I live in Finland, Holland or wherever else ? Is it ridiculous to live in those countries ? Come on, I'm intrigued, I want to know why you're mocking me for saying we have "freedom of thought" and these assholes have nothing else to do than build "dossiers" as you say, like you seem to fear them; is this so funny ? We should have it, if you're at a point where you're laughing about such a fundamental right, then I should be the one laughing.
*1st, I thought @avilsd made comment. So, my mistake. Do you live there too?
I laugh because the drug laws there are more inviting(for lack of a better word). Your penalty there & my penalty here for lets say an 8ball of cocaine, would be vastly different.
Thats why I laugh. Its the Superman Theory.... Easy for you to jump in front of a train when you know it'll fold like tin foil.
Why are you so defensive btw??
By the way AVI lives in Poland. I'm in France (not for long I guess) but whatever, I was not trying to be defensive, it's just unfair to judge someone by the place where he lives, wherever I live, I should be able to say that kind of thing. I try to be only objective, so it's really unbearable when someone says "oh you said this but you are not well-placed to say it" ; that's the typical thing French people do in order to avoid debate, so I'm really used to it and hating it at the same time. So don't turn the debate round. It's better to talk like we're all citizens of the world. I hate distinguishing countries. I don't have so much experience in buying and selling drugs (not for now at least), so what I say is totally out of any kind of context I would benefit from, don't worry, I'm no millionaire, we're all the same on this platform, so until then it's unfair to say things like "you're not well-placed to talk about this". :D
Cool I guess, but, you're still misunderstanding me I think. Did you get my point? It was about laws in your area vs laws in my area.
IE: Saudi Arabia beheads for trafficing marijuana.( Yet, their prince is a drug addict.). While you can have a hydrofarm in another country.
Ok, sorry maybe I misunderstood part of your answer, of course this is totally bullshit, I mean there must be a law for all the world in the first place or the drug war will keep on, there must be either total legalization or total prohibition, but as it is, it's just a total mess
Never gonna happen. And if it did drugs prices would sky rocket.
I agree, I would prefer it legalized all the way then. At a time you got to take strong, important decisions like that but I guess unfortunately most of the world's countries don't have enough balls to do it, or have too many hands on it to think about losing the profit they make with the "money-laundering" partners that are the banks and the politicians. In that way prices would stay the same or even go down you know.
There are so many intelligent countries who have taken wise decisions, like Portugal for more than 15 years now for example, not sending drug-related people to prison but instead spending the money for prevention and cure; that's really helping them more to deal with this topic. Every country should be like that, recently Norway legalized MDMA too. You have to stop demonizing drugs. By the way here's an interesting documentary I found, really interesting about what we've talked about, it shows how incredible the prices have become because it is illegal. You knew 9 bills out of 10 in the US are tainted with cocaine? Crazy haha