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Exactly, Labour cant really be seen to loose anymore face. I dont think you'll be seeing it reclassified anytime soon back to C.......welcome to a new era.....unfortantly.Boner wrote:I think it's the government trying to justify reclassifying cannabis.imcalledstu wrote:I don't get it ...
The only time drugs have ever messed with my mental state was not on weed but on coke, speed or valium.
seriously a one-sided advert ... but hilarious to watch when stoned. lol.
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:Exactly, Labour cant really be seen to loose anymore face. I dont think you'll be seeing it reclassified anytime soon back to C.......welcome to a new era.....unfortantly.Boner wrote:I think it's the government trying to justify reclassifying cannabis.imcalledstu wrote:I don't get it ...
The only time drugs have ever messed with my mental state was not on weed but on coke, speed or valium.
seriously a one-sided advert ... but hilarious to watch when stoned. lol.
I more or less said those exact words to my buddy the other night ... The sad thing is tho that we are right boner. lol.
Not that it will make a difference, I can safely say that nobody I know that tokes is gonna stop doing it because its been reclassified. would you? ... didn't think so.
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Na i wouldnt stop toking, but it makes me think twice about growing and attending legalise cannabis events. If i get busted i will most likely loose my job, if the old bill are taking a harder line with it now its class b, i cant take the risk of being at an event and being busted.
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I never thought of it that way, i suppose the fear of what would happen when you get caught is a bit higher but when you dealing with an illegal drug thats expected anyways. class C or B it's still illegal.Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:Na i wouldnt stop toking, but it makes me think twice about growing and attending legalise cannabis events. If i get busted i will most likely loose my job, if the old bill are taking a harder line with it now its class b, i cant take the risk of being at an event and being busted.
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Your right enough man but with class c it was more likely to result in fuck all except them nicking your stash, now its class b its more likely that if you get an officar with a issue finding your stash it will result in more than a slap on the wrist. I cant really take that risk.imcalledstu wrote:I never thought of it that way, i suppose the fear of what would happen when you get caught is a bit higher but when you dealing with an illegal drug thats expected anyways. class C or B it's still illegal.Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:Na i wouldnt stop toking, but it makes me think twice about growing and attending legalise cannabis events. If i get busted i will most likely loose my job, if the old bill are taking a harder line with it now its class b, i cant take the risk of being at an event and being busted.
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This is one of the only benefits the authorities achieve by continuing their support of prohibition.
There must be tens of thousand of well-educated people who might like to have more of a say in how their country is run, but because of the fear of losing their livelihoods over their drug habits, will decide not to 'make a nuisance' of themselves.
This power over a fairly high proportion of the populous goes a long way in the eyes of the authorities to maintain public order.
It sucks.
There must be tens of thousand of well-educated people who might like to have more of a say in how their country is run, but because of the fear of losing their livelihoods over their drug habits, will decide not to 'make a nuisance' of themselves.
This power over a fairly high proportion of the populous goes a long way in the eyes of the authorities to maintain public order.
It sucks.
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Agreed.doobydave wrote:This is one of the only benefits the authorities achieve by continuing their support of prohibition.
There must be tens of thousand of well-educated people who might like to have more of a say in how their country is run, but because of the fear of losing their livelihoods over their drug habits, will decide not to 'make a nuisance' of themselves.
This power over a fairly high proportion of the populous goes a long way in the eyes of the authorities to maintain public order.
It sucks.
Defeating evil with a thing called love