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sweetheart Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-27-05 08:19 PM
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10. Oh, they're silly and badly considered
Basically, the home office (read: department of justice) made an edict
for all of the UK that cannabis was to be considered a class "C" drug
which puts it on a par with steroids and a whole lotta basically not
to serious drugs. Well the impotent government north of the border
gets it in to their head to show how big their penis is, by dissenting
with the home office... so they inform their police departments to keep
arresting and IMPRISONING! people for posession of cannabis, even though
1/3 scottish teenagers have smoked it. The problem is that highland
culture is very nazi-hateful-prodestant and judgemental and nasty.
They would rather kill their own child and eat the flesh than admit that
drugs war is the problem and not the drugs... so in a society of
cannibals... one must accept the stupidity.

That said, scotland is theoretically governed by the home office, and
must accept that cannabis is not classified as a rather trivial drug.
Any common sense will show an objectitve observer that alcohol is the
primary drug of problems in the highlands... but as the place is small
towns, very judgemental... you know the types that read the bible using
it as ammunition to hate and destroy others.... not to love jesus....

Well that hate culture rules the scottish parliament and it makes laws
so that people can be arrested and imprisoned for possession of
cannabis and never get a decent job ever again in their life with
the criminal record stigma. This does not in the least prevent peopel
from smoking cannabis... rather there are 2 cultures in the highlands
the "cannabis" culture and the asshole culture. In the former, are
professionals of all sorts, from police officers, MSP's to head teachers... and in the second as well... just the second does not
realize, nor will it accept the possibility that a good 40% of the
highlands smokes weed. Its the same culture of institutional denial
that runs the washington war on drugs users and the massive prison
industrial complex to take away voting rights.... just imported
to scotland to fuck over the locals.

Sadly, the official scots are not very bright in holy rood and the
newspapers, so they think that by controlling propaganda and being
nazi's about drugs, that they have repressed cannabis usage... rather
they are the stupid assholes responsible for the drugs probem to
start with, as they've willingly divided their society rather than
be realistic to the reality that people are in difficult times, and
need some lovin.

Basically, its much better to smoke weed in england (better in a
city) as the rural areas are nazis as well (read "torys")... and
the whole of british law is inconsistent, and applied differently
based on which country busts you... very similar to US states, except
by county in britain. The law will tell you that its illegal, and
as well the law will tell you you can pick and take any sort of
halucingenic mushroom you want in britain without breaking a single
law.... so they basically don't know what they're doing with drugs
laws... and would rather poison their kids with street unknown
drugs than provide a safe environment for their kids to experiment
and learn from drugs as a process in life.

:-)
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