John Gilligan Shot

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 05:23PM

BillyMitchel wrote: »

A person has a choice if they take drugs.

A child does not have a choice if they get rapped.

How hard is that to understand? Any person that uses drugs has had a choice at some stage, a child has not.

I've never defended JG once by the way I've said I didn't care what happened him. All I've said is facts, can you prove any more? Do you know someone was convicted of killing her?

Then you go and bring Larry M into it! Who's next Rose and Fred West?!

Rapped? Is Eminem going to come and sing to them?

Rose and Fred West and Gilligan allegedly have a lot in common.

By bringing Larry Murphy into it, I'm curious to know how far your "repaid his debt to society" theory goes. You are fully aware of the question I am posing, but are conveniently trying to skirt around it, because if you state the same about Murphy as you have about Gilligan, you know you'll look even worse than you already do.

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 05:24PM

Ugo Monye spacecraft experience wrote: »

god almighty you haven't a bulls notion. I'm out

Don't let the door hit you in the ass.

RollieFingers · 04-03-2014 05:24PM

Gatling wrote: »

Both do irrefutable damage to families across the world

Someone who sells a bag of grass does similar damage to someone who distributes illegal porn? Stop now!

Holsten · 04-03-2014 05:25PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Enough of this horsesh*t that he was only selling cannabis. Cannabis is known to, in and of itself do harm, and in turn to lead to bigger and worse drugs. Please God it will never happen to you, but whether you have them now or in the future, would you be happy if your children or grandchildren got involved in drugs? I suspect the answer is no.

Hahah what are you on about? My god.....

My name is URL · 04-03-2014 05:26PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Ask yourself would you want either anywhere near your family?

Kinda hard to take moral guidance from someone who stated that they wanted to see a person get raped in prison

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Personally, I would have preferred it if, when he was in jail, he'd been bummed mercilessly every minute of every hour of every day he was inside and had died of unmedicated AIDS.

I wouldn't want you around my family. You seem to have a very dangerous mind.

Valetta · 04-03-2014 05:30PM

RollieFingers wrote: »

Someone who sells a bag of grass does similar damage to someone who distributes illegal porn? Stop now!

Where was that said?

BillyMitchel · 04-03-2014 05:32PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Rapped? Is Eminem going to come and sing to them?

Rose and Fred West and Gilligan allegedly have a lot in common.

By bringing Larry Murphy into it, I'm curious to know how far your "repaid his debt to society" theory goes. You are fully aware of the question I am posing, but are conveniently trying to skirt around it, because if you state the same about Murphy as you have about Gilligan, you know you'll look even worse than you already do.

No Snoop Dog is and he's bringing all his weed and all the kids are going to be junkies by the end of the gig and go looking for crack. Still, point out a typo rather than answer the question.

He's now the same as Rose and Fred West?

Sweet mother of Jesus!

Out

Capone79 · 04-03-2014 05:35PM

Taffy, will you go back to sleep please, anyone with half a brain knows that alcohol is the biggest gateway drug on the planet.

BMJD · 04-03-2014 05:35PM

if drugs are Fairtrade and Rainforest Alliance certified then they are grand in my book

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 05:36PM

My name is URL wrote: »

Kinda hard to take moral guidance from someone who stated that they wanted to see a person get raped in prison

I wouldn't want you around my family. You seem to have a very dangerous mind.

Because I think an allegedly murdering drug-dealing scumbag deserves everything he gets? Walk on...

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 05:39PM

Capone79 wrote: »

Taffy, will you go back to sleep please, anyone with half a brain knows that alcohol is the biggest gateway drug on the planet.

Oh I nearly weed myself laughing at that one. So, given that alcohol is legal in the vast majority of the world meaning most will have tried it, you're now trying to claim that anyone who drinks a drop of alcohol is a potential drug addict. Ahahahahaha... away back to school with you.

A poster with the name Capone, not exactly the most likely to be impartial in a debate about a gangster are you.

Next you'll be telling me that I should taken reasoned argument on fascism from a member of the English Defence League.

04-03-2014 05:41PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Don't let the door hit you in the ass.

Anything from this century that might be considered a source that cannabis is a gateway drug?

Even something from the last half of the past century might do for arguments sake!

04-03-2014 05:43PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Oh I nearly weed myself laughing at that one. So, given that alcohol is legal in the vast majority of the world meaning most will have tried it, you're now trying to claim that anyone who drinks a drop of alcohol is a potential drug addict. Ahahahahaha... away back to school with you.

A poster with the name Capone, not exactly the most likely to be impartial in a debate about a gangster are you.

Next you'll be telling me that I should taken reasoned argument on fascism from a member of the English Defence League.

I think a basic tenant of the group alcoholics anonymous is that everyone is an alcoholic.

Not that i have much stock in what they say being a fundamentalist christian organisation.

Philo Beddoe · 04-03-2014 05:46PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

So, given that alcohol is legal in the vast majority of the world meaning most will have tried it, you're now trying to claim that anyone who drinks a drop of alcohol is a potential drug addict. Ahahahahaha... away back to school with you.

Isn't that what you're saying about cannabis?

Ugo Monye spacecraft experience · 04-03-2014 05:47PM

Philo Beddoe wrote: »

Isn't that what you're saying about cannabis?

Exactly what he's saying which makes it all the more outstandingly ignorant

BillyMitchel · 04-03-2014 05:49PM

Ugo Monye spacecraft experience wrote: »

Exactly what he's saying which makes it all the more outstandingly ignorant

I think he's a troll and is behind a screen high as a kite, breaking his hole laughing at this.

DyldeBrill · 04-03-2014 05:51PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Oh I nearly weed myself laughing at that one. So, given that alcohol is legal in the vast majority of the world meaning most will have tried it, you're now trying to claim that anyone who drinks a drop of alcohol is a potential drug addict. Ahahahahaha... away back to school with you.

A poster with the name Capone, not exactly the most likely to be impartial in a debate about a gangster are you.

Next you'll be telling me that I should taken reasoned argument on fascism from a member of the English Defence League.

You still can't evade the fact that alcohol is by far the biggest drug that is available worldwide. One can only look at how many deaths a year are caused by it.

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 05:55PM

Philo Beddoe wrote: »

Isn't that what you're saying about cannabis?

Cannabis is not legal in most of the world. In India it has controlled legality, the Netherlands, that bastion of human rights North Korea and Uruguay. Now, I'm just hazarding a guess, but I think there may be more than four countries in the world where alcohol is legal...

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 05:59PM

DyldeBrill wrote: »

You still can't evade the fact that alcohol is by far the biggest drug that is available worldwide. One can only look at how many deaths a year are caused by it.

Its the biggest drug available worldwide because it is legal in most countries. It is incredibly easy to get hold of alcohol due to its legality. To argue that it causes X amount of deaths is splitting hairs. The majority of the world drinks alcohol, therefore the potential that it kills people is greater. However, if you look at the ratio of death per user of alcohol against that of illicit drugs, I would wager the ratio of the latter is far higher.

If the majority of the world makes alcohol legal, and cannabis illegal, there will be a reason.

Philo Beddoe · 04-03-2014 06:00PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Cannabis is not legal in most of the world. In India it has controlled legality, the Netherlands, that bastion of human rights North Korea and Uruguay. Now, I'm just hazarding a guess, but I think there may be more than four countries in the world where alcohol is legal...

Cannabis possession is decriminalized in quite a few countries, Spain, Portugal, Switzerlad etc. But I was talking about you laughing at the idea that someone drinking alcohol could lead to them becoming a drug addict while asserting that idea about cannabis.

RollieFingers · 04-03-2014 06:00PM

Some top quality trolling from the taffster here, providing some mild amusement on a Tuesday afternoon anyways!

Super-Rush · 04-03-2014 06:01PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Its the biggest drug available worldwide because it is legal in most countries. It is incredibly easy to get hold of alcohol due to its legality. To argue that it causes X amount of deaths is splitting hairs. The majority of the world drinks alcohol, therefore the potential that it kills people is greater. However, if you look at the ratio of death per user of alcohol against that of illicit drugs, I would wager the ratio of the latter is far higher.

If the majority of the world makes alcohol legal, and cannabis illegal, there will be a reason.

You haven't a clue do you?

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 06:02PM

Philo Beddoe wrote: »

Cannabis possession is decriminalized in quite a few countries, Spain, Portugal, Switzerlad etc. But I was talking about you laughing at the idea that someone drinking alcohol could lead to them becoming a drug addict while asserting that idea about cannabis.

So you have possession with no dealing. That really makes sense. Possession isn't illegal, but dealing is? So where do they get it from? The same place you're talking through I suppose.

The link between alcohol and narcotics is tenuous at best. The link between cannabis and other narcotics is quite strong. Once you've crossed that line into the world of illegal drugs you're unlikely to be morally against other forms.

DyldeBrill · 04-03-2014 06:02PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

Cannabis is not legal in most of the world. In India it has controlled legality, the Netherlands, that bastion of human rights North Korea and Uruguay. Now, I'm just hazarding a guess, but I think there may be more than four countries in the world where alcohol is legal...

Hold on here....that is by far one of the weakest arguments that I've seen put forth relating to cannabis on Boards to date.

I wouldn't be surprised if you've gathered most of your info from Wikipedia. I'm not speaking for all here, but cannabis certainly seems to have more benefits coming from it that alcohol does. Recent studies have proved that Cannabis and especially cannabis oil could prove beneficial to cancer patients.

You have done no research whatsoever and you are also clearly spouting absolute nonsense. Look at its breakthrough in the US. Little by little it has become more available. I would actually go in depth into this subject, apart from the fact I actually think that you're taking the absolute pish.

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 06:03PM

RollieFingers wrote: »

Some top quality trolling from the taffster here, providing some mild amusement on a Tuesday afternoon anyways!

Accusations of trolling from a guy with 37 posts, all used up in one thread... Interesting...

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 06:04PM

DyldeBrill wrote: »

Hold on here....that is by far one of the weakest arguments that I've seen put forth relating to cannabis on Boards to date.

I wouldn't be surprised if you've gathered most of your info from Wikipedia. I'm not speaking for all here, but cannabis certainly seems to have more benefits coming from it that alcohol does. Recent studies have proved that Cannabis and especially cannabis oil could prove beneficial to cancer patients.

You have done no research whatsoever and you are also clearly spouting absolute nonsense. Look at its breakthrough in the US. Little by little it has become more available. I would actually go in depth into this subject, apart from the fact I actually think that you're taking the absolute pish.

So why is it illegal in most parts of the world numbnuts?

Taffy Kat · 04-03-2014 06:05PM

Super-Rush wrote: »

You haven't a clue do you?

That should be, you haven't a clue have you?

If you want to debate with me, please go to school first and learn basic literacy skills.

Its fascinating that all of those who attack me accuse me of not having a clue, and essentially being thick. Not a single one of you can write properly though. Interesting.

on the river · 04-03-2014 06:06PM

John Gilligan is living on borrowed time .

RollieFingers · 04-03-2014 06:06PM

Taffy Kat wrote: »

So you have possession with no dealing. That really makes sense. Possession isn't illegal, but dealing is? So where do they get it from? The same place you're talking through I suppose.

The link between alcohol and narcotics is tenuous at best. The link between cannabis and other narcotics is quite strong. Once you've crossed that line into the world of illegal drugs you're unlikely to be morally against other forms.

The link between alcohol and narcotics is tenuous but the link between cannabis and other narcotics is quite strong? What planet are you on? Someone smoking a few joints on a Saturday night is more likely to order a pizza than ket, pills or a bag of coke! I think you will find the customers desiring those products will be in pubs or clubs, you actually don't have a clue!

Happyman42 · 04-03-2014 06:07PM

How's he doing, anybody go in to see him?

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