Anyone selling or smuggling drugs should get life.

Pmacv1

Given all the talk about Michela McCollum, she, like any smuggler or dealer should be locked up.

Quantum Erasure

"get a life you drug addicts"

Pmacv1

Quantum Erasure wrote: »

"get a life you drug addicts"

Nobody mentioned addicts.

tdf7187

Good point, caller.

Salary Negotiator

Seems harsh on all the pharmacists, they provide a valuable service.

Pmacv1

Salary Negotiator wrote: »

Seems harsh on all the pharmacists, they provide a valuable service.

Clever. Illegal drugs trade obviously.

HalloweenJack

Make drugs legal, problem solved.

hatrickpatrick

Drugs should be legal full stop, if you want your body to experience something as a reaction to imbibing some chemical or another that should be your choice.

Salary Negotiator

Pmacv1 wrote: »

Clever. Illegal drugs trade obviously.

Make them legal; problem solved.

Pmacv1

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Drugs should be legal full stop, if you want your body to experience something as a reaction to imbibing some chemical or another that should be your choice.

Until that day, smugglers should be shot.

Ficheall

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Drugs should be legal full stop, if you want your body to experience something as a reaction to imbibing some chemical or another that should be your choice.

Extra cost for the health system, attacking others while off your head..


I've no objection to sensible legalisation, but a little thought is probably warranted.

Pmacv1

Salary Negotiator wrote: »

Make them legal; problem solved.

Oh yeah, giving junkies an open supply of heroin is a wonderful idea.

skallywag

Pmacv1 wrote: »

Given all the talk about Michela McCollum, she, like any smuggler or dealer should be locked up an buried underneath the prison.

Great post, and it is hard to believe that nobody has brought this up before.

You are really going to liven this place up!

Oink

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Drugs should be legal full stop, if you want your body to experience something as a reaction to imbibing some chemical or another that should be your choice.

Think of what happens to other people when you don’t have enough money to exercise your choice. Or when you’re off your head.
I suggest you get a self-destruct implant behind your Adam’s apple to make sure your choice doesn’t become someone else’s problem.

Billy Mays

Op sounds like he/she's on drugs

The high horse brigade

Pmacv1 wrote: »

Given all the talk about Michela McCollum, she, like any smuggler or dealer should be locked up an buried underneath the prison.

What about all those addicted to legal drugs? Are these ok?

BDI

When a man has a drug problem,
Take away any chance he got to buy property,
He’d sell his gran for heroin in life,
If he runs up a drug debt they can beat him
Send him on an aeroplane
Make him import drugs for the cartel

When a maaaaaaan has a drug problem.

These were the original lyrics to when a man loves a woman in north Dublin originally when a man has a drug problem in north Dublin.

blade1

Pmacv1 wrote: »

Given all the talk about Michela McCollum, she, like any smuggler or dealer should be locked up an buried underneath the prison.

I didn't notice any talk about her in ages until you brought her up.
Thanks a bunch!

Ten of Swords

Pmacv1 wrote: »

Until that day, smugglers should be shot.

And who picks up the tab for the ammo op eh? That's right, the taxpayer

Nice going op :rolleyes:

blade1

blade1 wrote: »

I didn't notice any talk about her in ages until you brought her up.
Thanks a bunch!

She's everywhere at the moment whoring a sob story around. I'd suspect that was why the thread came about.

Pmacv1

The high horse brigade wrote: »

What about all those addicted to legal drugs? Are these ok?

They should be put into a rehabilitation program. Bottom line is if there are no drugs available, they'll have none to take.

Oink

Ten of Swords wrote: »

And who picks up the tab for the ammo op eh? That's right, the taxpayer

Nice going op :rolleyes:

The Chinese fixed that problem decades ago by billing the family for the bullet.

Ten of Swords

Op didn't mention that though, this has to be the least thought out of all his threads lately tbh

skallywag

This type of bolloxology is really putting me off Boards.

Shady Grady

Why is it the suppliers who get blamed instead of the users. They are adults capable of making their own decisions to use or not. It's just supply and demand.

Pmacv1

Ten of Swords wrote: »

And who picks up the tab for the ammo op eh? That's right, the taxpayer

Nice going op :rolleyes:

You can get 10 shells for around 10 quid. That's a meager price to pay.

The high horse brigade

Pmacv1 wrote: »

They should be put into a rehabilitation program. Bottom line is if there are no drugs available, they'll have none to take.

You do realise the war on drugs was lost long ago. Just say no doesn't work and never will. Smugglers and dealers exist because people want drugs. Make them legal and you can deal with it by taking the sale of them out of the criminals hands

Pmacv1

The high horse brigade wrote: »

You do realise the war on drugs was lost long ago. Just say no doesn't work and never will. Smugglers and dealers exist because people want drugs. Make them legal and you can deal with it by taking the sale of them out of the criminals hands

You do realise that there was never a "war on drugs" in Ireland? That's just a term which applied solely to laws brought in during the first Nixon administration, which put users in prison for 20 years for small amounts of weed. That's a far cry from what I suggested.

BDI

I’m just drawing up the legislation now op.

Shall we put something in there for special circumstances.

Say for example you are in the air for security and a drug dealer puts drugs in your hood hoping to take them back out of your hood while you que for a taxi after the plane. How many years for that?

Pmacv1

BDI wrote: »

I’m just drawing up the legislation now op.

Shall we put something in there for special circumstances.

Say for example you are in the air for security and a drug dealer puts drugs in your hood hoping to take them back out of your hood while you que for a taxi after the plane. How many years for that?

That would fall on the drug dealer obviously.

Mrs OBumble

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Drugs should be legal full stop, .

And all those people who make their living from illegal drug activities - do you think they'll suddenly abandon crime and become PAYE employees?

Or perhaps they'll get into some other (illegal) field ...

Just sayin.

BDI

Pmacv1 wrote: »

That would fall on the drug dealer obviously.

Drug dealer was out of there like a baseball player when the umpire shouts “you’re out of there”.

Border police had to bust somebody and it was a love island contestant. The media were hassling the senate and the senate has a judge in its pocket. The judge does however have a heart and wants to give the love island contestant a soft sentence.

Will I write these powers into the constitution?

The high horse brigade

Mrs OBumble wrote: »

And all those people who make their living from illegal drug activities - do you think they'll suddenly abandon crime and become PAYE employees?

Or perhaps they'll get into some other (illegal) field ...

Just sayin.

Keeping drugs illegal is keeping them in the business

Just sayin

Pmacv1

The high horse brigade wrote: »

Keeping drugs illegal is keeping them in the business

Just sayin

So put them in prison.

Just sayin

Ten of Swords

In or under?

The high horse brigade

Pmacv1 wrote: »

So put them in prison.

Just sayin

How is that going? Have you made any inroads into the selling illegal drugs? Drug taking is more popular now than it was 20 years ago

Pmacv1

The high horse brigade wrote: »

How is that going? Have you made any inroads into the selling illegal drugs? Drug taking is more popular now as it was 20 years ago

Dreadful. Because the Irish court systems are a soft touch.

Hector Savage

Why is she all over the new lately ?
new book coming out soon ?
making millions from it - great role model.

The high horse brigade

Pmacv1 wrote: »

Dreadful. Because the Irish court systems are a soft touch.

And how is that going around the world where the court systems are tougher?

Pmacv1

The high horse brigade wrote: »

And how is that going around the world where the court systems are tougher?

The Philippines have the right attitude, and they're making their streets safe again.

The high horse brigade

Pmacv1 wrote: »

The Philippines have the right attitude, and they're making their streets safe again.

Great, a great lawful place where the president urged the public to kill both dealers and addicts

Pmacv1

The high horse brigade wrote: »

Great, a great lawful place where the president urged the public to kill both dealers and addicts

Better that than having people deal openly, mugging the elderly and tourists.

The high horse brigade

Pmacv1 wrote: »

Better that than having people deal openly, mugging the elderly and tourists.

Legalising and dispensing drugs does the same, means they won't have to resort to crime or have to deal with criminal dealers

Tippsman

6/10 OP

Tolerate and give people clean drugs, but that'll never happen, too much money to be made by "professionals"

Pmacv1

Tippsman wrote: »

6/10 OP

Tolerate and give people clean drugs, but that'll never happen, too much money to be made by "professionals"

That won't cure the walking dead, which is Dublin's biggest problem.

Bigboldworld

Always amazes me the focus on illegal drugs whilst not focusing on the biggest problem drug in this country....alcohol....murders, assaults, drunk driving, deaths, destruction of families ah but sure it’s grand because it’s legal and can be bought in abundance on every street corner, the cities biggest tourist attraction is alcohol related yet its all acceptable, i see no difference really between it and the illegal drugs sold on corners in terms of damage done, only difference is the legal status so it’s all ok.

Tippsman

Pmacv1 wrote: »

That won't cure the walking dead, which is Dublin's biggest problem.

You do realise that's because they're illegal with no quality control.Tolerate them all or use a harm reduction model like Portugal.

What your cure for the effects of a legal drugs sold in pubs and pharmacies which are abused.

The high horse brigade

Pmacv1 wrote: »

That won't cure the walking dead, which is Dublin's biggest problem.

It's time you opened your eyes for a new approach

BDI

Drugs are crap if you don’t have booze with them. Cocaine on its own is just like having a strong cup of coffee. You need a few beers to make it fizz.

nullzero

You'll just end up with a situation like America with loads of poor (mostly black over there) men serving ridiculous sentences for inconsequential crimes in a privatised prison system.

igCorcaigh

No.