Busted with Class A
Discussion
DWS said:
OP, IMHO you are a knob! As for the others on here who condone taking this drug you are also Knobs.
If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
What a sad little man. Run along.If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
jdw100 said:
I’m still amazed the bouncer called the Police for such a tiny amount anyway - what a crap club! At the very most I’d have expected being asked to leave. I suspect it’s because of it being in separate little capsules - very odd way of going about things.....
I don't frequent nightclubs, but a couple of friends work the doors at London clubs and I believe they always call the police if they find "class A's". I don't think they physically restrain the person though, so if the person doesn't stick around they'll just turn over the drugs to the officers.C70R said:
DWS said:
OP, IMHO you are a knob! As for the others on here who condone taking this drug you are also Knobs.
If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
What a sad little man. Run along.If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
There is another thread running on here at the moment where several posters are getting castigated for having an extra bolt or the wrong spacing on their number plate. Apparently one of the most henious crimes in the world.
However, here we have someone who volutarily wishes to get involved in a disgusting and dangerous industry that causes death and misery for millions across the world, and they are treated as some kind of hero because 'they only had a little bit'.
That 'little' bit' has cost ALL of us money, yes even you C70R.
Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view and that their are obviously various other reasons why nothing seems to work nowadays and everything costs so much. But in my opinion the illegal drug trade is one of the main reasons and the world would be a better place if illegal drugs were eradicated. Although I also realise this is fantasy land and it isn't going to happen!
So next time you read about, or see, someone with 'just a little bit' of illegal drugs then just remember, unless you are the one driving around in the black BMW with tinted windows, it is costing YOU money. Don't feel sorry for them, just shoot them, solve a lot of problems!
I'm with DWS on this one.
C70R said:
DWS said:
OP, IMHO you are a knob! As for the others on here who condone taking this drug you are also Knobs.
If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
What a sad little man. Run along.If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
DWS said:
OP, IMHO you are a knob! As for the others on here who condone taking this drug you are also Knobs.
If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
And what if you were in Canada - would you (legally) smoke a spliff, eat a brownie, whatever - is it just the fact that it's illegal that stops you?If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
NGee said:
That 'little' bit' has cost ALL of us money, yes even you C70R.
Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view...
Awesome nonsense.Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view...
GC8 said:
In this circumstance, perhaps, although there may have been that little cocaine in the capsules that it was under their prosecution threshold. My point here is that whilst I suspect that you are correct, his acting as he did may not have been the reason.
I dint think that solicitors and police officers will ever agree on what you should do and I would tend to take a solicitors advice on this subject.
Possession for personal use (without any previous convictions) is always going to have the options for for non-court disposal available. I dint think that solicitors and police officers will ever agree on what you should do and I would tend to take a solicitors advice on this subject.
The only way he opens up the options to avoid court is to admit it.
If taking advise from police / solicitors I’d agree with the latter, but here they’d both agree. Best outcome for the offender and the police (less time and paperwork).
NGee said:
That 'little' bit' has cost ALL of us money, yes even you C70R.
Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
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I've read some crap in my time but this takes the biscuit ( and not the disco variety) Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
.
Never you mind said:
NGee said:
That 'little' bit' has cost ALL of us money, yes even you C70R.
Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
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I've read some crap in my time but this takes the biscuit ( and not the disco variety) Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
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Or are you a drug dealer? Or do you just not understand the terrific amount of money (your taxes) that is spent sorting out the problems caused by druggies?
I notice you've carefully edited out the bit where I said "I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view and that their are obviously various other reasons......."
NGee said:
Never you mind said:
NGee said:
That 'little' bit' has cost ALL of us money, yes even you C70R.
Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
I've read some crap in my time but this takes the biscuit ( and not the disco variety) Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
Or are you a drug dealer? Or do you just not understand the terrific amount of money (your taxes) that is spent sorting out the problems caused by druggies?
I notice you've carefully edited out the bit where I said "I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view and that their are obviously various other reasons......."
I'll also bet that all of those things are higher because of people misusing alcohol, rather than 'druggies' - assuming by 'druggies' you mean people using prohibitive substances. The difference is that the net economic benefit of alcohol offsets the cost because it's legal and regulated.
The cocaine business is run by horrible people. Whether that's the brutal cartels who manufacturer it skinning people alive, or the Organised Crime Groups over here who distribute it and force children to deal for them.
That's because it's illegal, so only criminals get involved.
And since it is illegal we have a 'war on drugs'. This war isn't going too successfully, you may have noticed. What has been consistent is the demand for cocaine and other substances. Telling someone drugs are bad (m'kay), only has a limited effect and obviously many people aren't really interested in that message.
So in terms of problem-solving there are other options to consider. Whether that ultimately means we should make cocaine legal isn't a given, but we need to have a look at how we prohibit substances and the cost / harm / benefit of each one.
Some states in the US have been rather progressive with cannabis and they're benefiting from legalisation.
BertBert said:
NGee said:
That 'little' bit' has cost ALL of us money, yes even you C70R.
Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view...
Awesome nonsense.Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view...
Whether it costs as more than the misuse of alcohol could be debated, But it does cost us money
La Liga said:
And since it is illegal we have a 'war on drugs'. This war isn't going too successfully, you may have noticed.
I won't quote the post in it's entirety, but exactly this.The demand is there, so someone will supply. Not my cup of tea, but aren't we better off legalising the whole sorry lot?
NGee said:
Never you mind said:
NGee said:
That 'little' bit' has cost ALL of us money, yes even you C70R.
Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
.
I've read some crap in my time but this takes the biscuit ( and not the disco variety) Why do you think car/house insurance is so high? Because druggies will nick anything for their next fix.
Why do think local/national taxes are so high? Because it costs a lot of money to educate, punish and care for druggies.
Why do you think the roads are full of potholes? Because the money is being spent by the NHS.
Why do you think the NHS is falling to pieces? Because far too many resourses are being spent on looking after druggies.
.
Or are you a drug dealer? Or do you just not understand the terrific amount of money (your taxes) that is spent sorting out the problems caused by druggies?
I notice you've carefully edited out the bit where I said "I do realise that this is a fairly simplistic view and that their are obviously various other reasons......."
Biker 1 said:
La Liga said:
And since it is illegal we have a 'war on drugs'. This war isn't going too successfully, you may have noticed.
I won't quote the post in it's entirety, but exactly this.The demand is there, so someone will supply. Not my cup of tea, but aren't we better off legalising the whole sorry lot?
g3org3y said:
DWS said:
OP, IMHO you are a knob! As for the others on here who condone taking this drug you are also Knobs.
If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
Like alcohol? Is this post intentionally ironic? (Genuinely not sure if serious).If it were up to me anyone obtaining/using Class A drugs should be prosecuted. You are all losers!
I have never taken any Illegal drugs in my life and don't intend to do so, only because I know I would like them.
Yes, I drink (probably too much) but illegal drugs, Never, not even a spliff. There is much more in life to give you a high than Drugs.
Naïve? Probably. Just MHO.
Never you mind said:
I bet more money is wasted on people who like booze a bit too much rather than people like the OP who was caught with nothing more than a light dusting of columbian marching powder. It's .3g not a pile that you could ski down.
Source please.(I’ve had a quick scout and it seems that total cost to society of alcohol and prohibited drugs are of broadly similar magnitude eg £10bn-££20bn).
Osinjak said:
ClaphamGT3 said:
If you accept the caution, you'll struggle with CTC level and above security clearance in future
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