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Today is a dark day

Posted: Mon 26th Jan 2009 08:31 am
by CHELSEA_SMOKERS_SOCIETY
what a fucking fucking piss take.

you know i knew this day was coming, it was announced a while back... but i just couldnt really accept it, and kind of put it to the back of my mind.

that saggy faced cunt, who i didnt vote for, you didnt vote for, not a single person in this country voted for has taken us BACK in time.

class B again? jesus fucking christ. so in what way has all the campaigning and research, that saw cannabis downgraded changed in the last 5 years? his own advisors advised against upgrading. his own party were the ones who down graded.

this spinless cunt has buckled to the 'daily mail' readers of this country.

all this means is more arrests and more criminal records for simple possesion? what the fuck good does that achieve?

apparently cannabis use is endemic in this country. endemic is another word for accepted you cunt.

Re: Today is a dark day

Posted: Mon 26th Jan 2009 10:44 am
by laidbackfreak
CHELSEA_SMOKERS_SOCIETY wrote:that saggy faced cunt, who i didnt vote for, you didnt vote for, not a single person in this country voted for has taken us BACK in time.
Technically no one voted for his pre-decessor either, we lowly cattle can only vote for the party of our choice....

if your a memeber of the party you can vote on the leadership otherwise tough you get who they chose....

but that said yep dark days ahead and a lot more to come yet I fear :cry:

Posted: Mon 26th Jan 2009 10:52 am
by USbongLord
no..i just looked out side,,the suns comin up..shouldnt be to dark..yer alive right..not so bad then,,,,have a great day...now..wheres my class b stuff?...hmmm...dont have any b...ill smoke some a class..cause we all know that a beats b,,,what was the question?

Posted: Mon 26th Jan 2009 03:26 pm
by Sir Niall of Essex-sire
In England we vote for parties not indivituals. There are oppurtunitys to change this, it wont happen because the smoking community is too reluctent to make any productive steps towards a type of situation in Holland. There were and are loads of groups which are active in trying to change the situation, these groups are in need of support the more they gain the more power there will be to change the situation. We were closer in 60's than we are now.

Re: Today is a dark day

Posted: Mon 26th Jan 2009 10:20 pm
by rks0
Utter shite. So much scientific and social evidence exists, and they just throw it out the window.
A mate e-mailed me the following stats:

This is unbelievable, but true!

Can you imagine working for a company that has a little more than 600 employees and has the following employee statistics .

29 have been accused of spouse abuse

7 have been arrested for fraud

9 have been accused of writing bad cheques

17 have directly or indirectly bankrupted at least 2 businesses

3 have done time for assault

71 cannot get a credit card due to bad credit

14 have been arrested on drug-related charges

8 have been arrested for shoplifting

21 are currently defendants in lawsuits

84 have been arrested for drink driving in the last year

Which organisation is this ?

It's the 635 members of the House of Commons, the same group that cranks out hundreds of new laws each year designed to keep the rest of us in-line.

What a bunch of bastards we have running our country - it says it all. And just to top all that they probably have the best 'corporate' pension scheme in the country!!



CHELSEA_SMOKERS_SOCIETY wrote: this spinless cunt has buckled to the 'daily mail' readers of this country.

all this means is more arrests and more criminal records for simple possesion? what the fuck good does that achieve?

apparently cannabis use is endemic in this country. endemic is another word for accepted you cunt.
CSS, reckon you got that one wrong mate- loads and loads of spin in my opinion!

Re: Today is a dark day

Posted: Mon 26th Jan 2009 11:20 pm
by CHELSEA_SMOKERS_SOCIETY
rks0 wrote:
CSS, reckon you got that one wrong mate- loads and loads of spin in my opinion!
oops, that was meant ot read SPINELESS

Posted: Tue 27th Jan 2009 03:32 am
by Ingwey Gooblebogger
Brown certainly is a right Berkly Hunt!

The re-classification is pure bullshit!

Their argument for doing so re: mental illness is also pure bullshit.

Cannabis use is skyrocketing in the UK, according to sociologists. If cannabis cause psychosis as the bullshiters (read gutter snipe press) say it is, then why are the mental illness figures not showing any sign of increase? (Are they trying to imply that without cannabis, the mental illnees rates would be plumetting??.. What fucking nonsense!!!!)

It was a spineless action to take, by spineless politicians!

Hopefully, Labour will pick a real Labour person the next time around.
In my opinon, I have always thought the slogan "New Labour" really should be "New Labour = Old Tories". (I even made a T-Shirt to that end)

Unfortunately, if they pick another twat, like Brown, then if not Labour, then who to choose? The fucking Tories? --> Not bloody likely.

Posted: Tue 27th Jan 2009 11:27 am
by Kermit
Does he realise that he has no prison space.
The only benefit from it will be the massive team of CS workers on a sunday. :lol:
He is a proper numpty!

Posted: Tue 27th Jan 2009 11:58 pm
by munkyboy2k
it's the stupidest law ever to be bought back!

the official line is the penalties are still the same! so class b with class c penalties!

Posted: Wed 28th Jan 2009 01:15 am
by doobydave
Saw a name for the home secretary that made me smile...

Wacky Jacqui.


Oh, don't take this personally Sir Niall, but
In England we vote for parties not indivituals.
is not at all true.
:wink:

Posted: Wed 28th Jan 2009 09:41 am
by Fat Freddie
Hmm with the £80 fine looks like yet another earner for HM Gov...

The criminalizing of the pot using community and the implicit upholding of the black market continues.

As a policy it stinks and is far removed from what should be...

Legal users and legal supply

One day we may have politicains who can grasp this basic idea but they will have to take thier heads out of the sand first

FFS Gordon didn't even see the recession coming despite his policies playing thier part in it. Borrowing huge amounts is not a long term solution DOH
So we should not really be surprised at how poorly they grasp the issues involved in drug legislation.

NB untill we remove the first past the post system in our politics will remain firmly rooted in the 19 th centuary with the 2 main parties gaining power only

FF

Posted: Wed 28th Jan 2009 10:03 am
by 25211
doobydave wrote: Oh, don't take this personally Sir Niall, but
In England we vote for parties not indivituals.
is not at all true.
:wink:
I think you will find it is true!
The British system is you vote for a party, the party chooses their leader via their own system
With labour the membership get the choice with the tory’s the MP’s get the choice (not the membership)
& I believe that the actual procedure is the leader of the party is asked to form a government which could mean they appoint someone other than the leader to be prime minister

Anyone who casts their vote at a general election based on who they want to be prime minister & not what party they want in power has totally misunderstood how the system works

Posted: Wed 28th Jan 2009 01:10 pm
by doobydave
Each vote cast is for a representative of the constituency you vote within.

An individual.

Posted: Wed 28th Jan 2009 04:40 pm
by Sir Niall of Essex-sire
doobydave wrote:Each vote cast is for a representative of the constituency you vote within.

An individual.
I always thought the vote was cast for a party, which is represented by an individual, who puts a face to the party. I could be wrong but im pretty sure im right with this one, as i always believed it was a very good way to approach elections. I reckon SR could help with this one.

Posted: Wed 28th Jan 2009 04:48 pm
by Ash333
Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
doobydave wrote:Each vote cast is for a representative of the constituency you vote within.

An individual.
I always thought the vote was cast for a party, which is represented by an individual, who puts a face to the party. I could be wrong but im pretty sure im right with this one, as i always believed it was a very good way to approach elections. I reckon SR could help with this one.
You vote for your chosen MP for your area. He/she will be a member of a political party, and the party with the biggest share gets leadership...