drug dealers

donmeister · 04-10-2009 03:27PM

Party on I say!

04-10-2009 03:29PM

Yet it's so hard to get decent weed in Dublin.

I've heard.

minidazzler · 04-10-2009 03:31PM

Why a Fcuking 9mm???? Either a .22 or .4/.44/.45 No other necessary.

The .22 will bounce around in their head and mess up their brain nice and clean.

Any thing with a 4 will basicall take their head off.

9 mm's are used when you wanna shoot a load of children in the hood.

cantgetright · 04-10-2009 03:34PM

do a few of them out of buisness by leagalisation.

rubadub · 04-10-2009 03:34PM

burner2009 wrote: »

There is so many of them about
they deal in plain sight and the gardi seen to be doing nothing about

burner2009 wrote: »

it not that they sell drugs it there sellin them to kids

I get all my heroin outside the local primary school, I found the story hard to believe at first, but it is actually true, they had out free smack outside all schools. Only cannabis outside the creches mind you but once they go down that gateway they are primed up for junior infants for their first spot of crack.

Stay away from the bad men kiddies, stick to your fizzy psychoactive stimulant drinks. I have seen kids in mcdonalds looking more out of there heads than lads in coffeeshops in the dam.

Snowie · 04-10-2009 03:44PM

df1985 wrote: »

the lads on the streets are the little guys in the drug trade,take them off the streets today, tomorrow theyll be replaced.if you want to stop drugs it has to be from the top and even at that, you catch one big drug baron, 10 more are ready to take over their patch.

OP your younger bro/sis will do drugs if they want to, simple as. 99% of people who have done/do/tried drugs cant say theyve had dealers shove the coke up their nose/pill down their throat/spliff in their gob. peer pressure would be a bigger factor.

With each batch of drugs that come into a country.
its invested in, the investors are the ones who never get caught sit in the lavish, house's enjoying the money they make...

these guys never touch the drugs but make the money...

Coriolanus · 04-10-2009 03:50PM

You've some neck. There's a recession on at the moment in case you hadn't noticed. These drug dealers provide jobs for our young men through good times and bad and honestly, with the state this country is in, we need more drugs, not less, just to be able to stomach living day to day.

:pac:

m5ex9oqjawdg2i · 04-10-2009 03:54PM

burner2009 wrote: »

There is so many of them about
they deal in plain sight and the gardi seen to be doing nothing about(not saying there doing nothin just sayin wat it looks like)

i think we should get a anti drugs group get our self a few balaclava and 9mm gun and take them out the road

Yea another cop bashing thread. Please, don't hit your ego when I slam the door behind you.

spoofilyj wrote: »

In before the Lock !!!

WTF is this sh!t?

burner2009 wrote: »

rock mongrel do you have kids or younger bro or sis

if not the what do u know

look people tell me you would not love to doit

Sorry what? This new engrish language is a bloody head wrecker...

Prof.Badass · 04-10-2009 04:17PM

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

With each batch of drugs that come into a country.
its invested in, the investors are the ones who never get caught sit in the lavish, house's enjoying the money they make...

these guys never touch the drugs but make the money...

There seems to be a bit of a contradiction in your post :pac:.

Seriously though, while there may be some old school criminals who abstain, what sort of drug investing millionaire would turn down the party lifestyle?

Snowie · 04-10-2009 04:37PM

vinylmesh wrote: »

There seems to be a bit of a contradiction in your post :pac:.

Seriously though, while there may be some old school criminals who abstain, what sort of drug investing millionaire would turn down the party lifestyle?

Ok so man has 180k he can invest it in all sorts of things or buy a shipment of drugs with a 100k worth of drugs thats a lot because your buying in bulk now..

you pay a couple of men who are ina tight spot say 20k each to sail a yacht from the bahamas to say roseheen bay in glaway, seeing that irelands navy is so small it can cover the ground.

So the boat gets in off loaded, with an off load crew who are being payed bye the investor and braught to a ware house and prepped for distrabution the income and Gp on that ship ment alone would cover 1,000,000.00 numbers. and all costs thus leaving the investor with 1,000,000.00 or more.

If the investors got the money why the hell would he be any where near the drugs when he can pay people very well to be there for him...

and of course if those 3 men where to get caught there leagl bills will be payed and they wont say a things and claim it was there idea...

Oh wait that happened in county cork a number of years ago funny that :rolleyes:

Havermeyer · 04-10-2009 04:42PM

burner2009 wrote: »

if they ever sold them to my bros or sis i would take matters in to my own hand

The left hand or the right hand?

milehip1 · 04-10-2009 04:47PM

You seem to know a lot about this drug smuggling lark Snow-monkey,just saying.

I'm off to Roseheen bay now for a spot of Sunday beachcoming!

rubadub · 04-10-2009 04:47PM

vinylmesh wrote: »

There seems to be a bit of a contradiction in your post :pac:.

Seriously though, while there may be some old school criminals who abstain, what sort of drug investing millionaire would turn down the party lifestyle?

I think you are misunderstanding, he is saying they never physically have to touch the large quantities of drugs. Not that they do not "touch drugs", touch meaning taking drugs. Like "I would never touch crack cocaine".

Even many small time dealers have lackies to hold drugs for them.

Prof.Badass · 04-10-2009 04:54PM

rubadub wrote: »

I think you are misunderstanding, he is saying they never physically have to touch the large quantities of drugs. Not that they do not "touch drugs", touch meaning taking drugs. Like "I would never touch crack cocaine".

Even many small time dealers have lackies to hold drugs for them.

I thought he was refering to the myth of the abstainant dealer. While i'm sure some of these investors abstain, seeing as they have the contacts in the first place (and don't forget they have ****loads of money) they're probably up to their eyeballs in coke.

orourkeda · 04-10-2009 05:06PM

Drugs are never going away. I say if you cant beat them join them. Why not make it worth our while and make money off it and just put them out of business?

Elliemental · 04-10-2009 05:45PM

orourkeda wrote: »

Drugs are never going away. I say if you cant beat them join them. Why not make it worth our while and make money off it and just put them out of business?

That`s quite a good idea, actually. If all drugs were legalised, you wouldn`t need dealers at all, so they`re put out of a job. The government could tax the now legal drugs, thus creating a fresh new supply of much needed cash for the exchequer. The legalisation of banned substances would strip away a lot of the stigma currently attatched to issues of addiction, and may even make drugs less `glamorous` or appealing.
However, what self respecting government (that wants to be re-elected), is ever going to introduce legislation like that.
And another thing, when you buy drugs like cocaine, you`re pretty much contributing directly to a civil war that is costing some serious lives.
Nothing is ever straight forward.

slipss · 04-10-2009 06:04PM

Elliemental wrote: »

And another thing, when you buy drugs like cocaine, you`re pretty much contributing directly to a civil war that is costing some serious lives.
Nothing is ever straight forward.

I agree nothing is straight forward but on the above point there are simple ways around that. You are only contributing to that violence if you are buying the coke from the people commiting it or funding it. There is legal coca grown aswell outside of the terrorist and rebel influence. Coca Cola are one of the industies biggest consumers. If cocaine was legalised here a deal could very simply be arranged with the bolivian gouvenment to have a legitamate agricultural set-ip put in place to supply it with out the money falling into criminal hands. Or another solution would be to synthesize it in a lab here in Ireland.

partyatmygaff · 04-10-2009 09:36PM

Or maybe, just maybe people can quit all the hard drugs?

Cocaine and heroin do no good to anyone.

df1985 · 04-10-2009 09:44PM

partyatmygaff wrote: »

Or maybe, just maybe people can quit all the hard drugs?

Cocaine and heroin do no good to anyone.

the username is ironic.not much of a party going on round there is there!?

ChocolateSauce · 04-10-2009 09:46PM

I agree, we need to get rid of the dealers.

The only way I see this is possible is to legalise drugs.

Flesh Gorden · 04-10-2009 10:28PM

With the downturn, one thing we're hearing a lot less of on the streets is builders crack

.......I'll get my coat

artanevilla · 05-10-2009 12:28AM

You see the main problem with heroin is that it's very moreish.

milehip1 · 05-10-2009 03:25AM

I think you'll find that's the problem with crack more so than heroin!

artanevilla · 05-10-2009 03:28AM

milehip1 wrote: »

I think you'll find that's the problem with crack more so than heroin!

Are you speaking from experience here?

milehip1 · 05-10-2009 10:55AM

nope, my good mate Superhans says it all the time tho.

eviltwin · 05-10-2009 11:24AM

I'm all for making drugs legal but I dont think its going to magically solve everything.

First of all will drugs be free? If not, and they won't be, you will still have dealers going to undercut prices.

We will still have junkie scum hanging around the streets day and night indulging in their filthy habit, they still will discard needles where kids can find them and will still have to get into crime to fund it.

I would love to see the police freed up to do some real work and would love to see the drugs taken out of the hands of the gangs but we're still going to have drug addicts everywhere..not much is going to change.

JimmyCrackCorn! · 05-10-2009 11:34AM

With more people unemployed you get more people with nothing to do.

Thats why Heroin is making a comeback. That an the fact its a cheap habit to start.

I would love to see the statistics on cocaine as well, it being a middle class drug.

Bottom level drug dealers is almost a waste of time. Someone else just steps in and it makes little or know impact. Like trying to stop Mcdonalds by arresting till staff.