hgfj wrote: » What's the average price for a gram of coke these days?
the dark phantom wrote: » How any guard especially a Chief Supt can think Cocaine use is more problematic than Heroin use is beyond me.
retalivity wrote: » Is it really? Maybe I am completely out of the loop or in different circles, but I am a 35yo male living in Dublin, and I do not know anyone of my friends or colleagues that use it, or at least are public about it. So is it widely used but discreetly, or am I the anomaly?
Blueshoe wrote: » But from the deep web. Same price but quality is way higher. Postman drops into your door
SouthDublin6w wrote: » Only thing dropping into your door is the Kevin street drug squad.
Stoner wrote: » Plus guys are killing each other to control the market
Blueshoe wrote: » How wrong you are. I laughed a little.
gogo wrote: » Had a great chat with the 18yr old nephew about this.. it wasn’t a thing when I was that age, well it was bit very far away from my reality. We are from a wealthy enough town, the kids have money in their back pockets. My nephew told me coke is the same as drink to his friends. He admitting trying it and not liking it, his circle of friends has split down the middle over it.. those that do and those that don’t. He is in leaving cert, two of his class mates have been shipped off after Christmas for ‘interventions’ .... Half the class take downers to make it into school and uppers to keep them awake during class.. get half right by Monday evening and start all over again Friday evening. One of his friends was setting up for professional golf.. he hasn’t played since last year now, can’t commit to the early starts.. he has spent his college fund and more, his parents are unaware, children allowance has always been in his name as savings.. remember these are wealthy families.. their kids will do the right thing and no issue having the allowance mandated to little Jonny’s account for college’ Trust me if it’s like this in my sleepy town everywhere else must be as bad surely. My nephew is great, too fond of the girls to be bothered with it but Christ it’s hard not to worry about him and his friends when it’s in a plate like this in front of them. I’m no prude, tried a lot in my day but coke was always a step too far..
SouthDublin6w wrote: » Well you’d wanna talk to the lads who bought the grenades from pimlico or your man who bought the gun from blanch. Oh wait you can’t they are in portlaoise prison
Blueshoe wrote: » What! Totally different things. Don't overestimate the abilities of the Garda or customs. Sure if the place is flooded with cocaine how is it getting in? We don't produce it in Ireland. Nor do we make guns. Yet they are here. Silly individual
SouthDublin6w wrote: » Hang on a second you think the supply of cocaine is through the dark web your on ****ing serious drugs if you think that. I’d say it’s more got to do with the tankers floating into cork, and you call me silly. Someone call the hospital a patient has his phone.
gogo wrote: » Had a great chat with the 18yr old nephew about this.. it wasn’t a thing when I was that age, well it was bit very far away from my reality. We are from a wealthy enough town, the kids have money in their back pockets. My nephew told me coke is the same as drink to his friends. He admitting trying it and not liking it, his circle of friends has split down the middle over it.. those that do and those that don’t. He is in leaving cert, two of his class mates have been shipped off after Christmas for ‘interventions’ ....Half the class take downers to make it into school and uppers to keep them awake during class.. get half right by Monday evening and start all over again Friday evening. One of his friends was setting up for professional golf.. he hasn’t played since last year now, can’t commit to the early starts.. he has spent his college fund and more, his parents are unaware, children allowance has always been in his name as savings.. remember these are wealthy families.. their kids will do the right thing and no issue having the allowance mandated to little Jonny’s account for college’ Trust me if it’s like this in my sleepy town everywhere else must be as bad surely. My nephew is great, too fond of the girls to be bothered with it but Christ it’s hard not to worry about him and his friends when it’s in a plate like this in front of them. I’m no prude, tried a lot in my day but coke was always a step too far..
SouthDublin6w wrote: » Blueshoe wrote: » But from the deep web. Same price but quality is way higher. Postman drops into your door Only thing dropping into your door is the Kevin street drug squad.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » If it makes people feel good, let them. Their body, their choice. The whole "it funds criminality" thing is a total red herring since it's only because of the moronic policy of prohibition that there's any link at all between organised crime and recreational drugs.
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: » They have to prove HE bought it!
Collie D wrote: » To an extent I agree. What someone wants to do is their own business once it doesn’t harm anyone else. And no, prohibition clearly doesn’t work and should be looked at. But that’s the situation we have in the here and now and buying coke will only result in some pretty vile people profiting. What anyone thinks should be legal has no bearing on that.
is_that_so wrote: » A whole lot of "normal" people see nothing wrong with an occasional line or two but they wouldn't ever go near needles.
SouthDublin6w wrote: » https://www.google.ie/amp/s/amp.irishexaminer.com/ireland/jail-for-man-who-ordered-dark-net-grenades-464133.html
Blueshoe wrote: » Those are grenades not 100 euro worth of cocaine.
sabat wrote: » I knew a coke dealer back in the day who gave it up after he did an early morning delivery to a session and the guy buying it rolled up his sleeve to shoot it up.
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