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09-27-2023, 04:06 AM
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Britbro’s open centres where you can go do any drugs you want totally legal lmao
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-66929385.amp
California talking about opening cannabis cafes thinking they are being forward thinking,
Den Britbro’s come out with dis haymaker brahs.
California talking about opening cannabis cafes thinking they are being forward thinking,
Den Britbro’s come out with dis haymaker brahs.
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09-27-2023, 04:13 AM
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They need those to keep the tens of thousands of junkies off the streets. Glasgow looks like a scene from The Walking Dead right now. It won't become nationwide.
They need those to keep the tens of thousands of junkies off the streets. Glasgow looks like a scene from The Walking Dead right now. It won't become nationwide.
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09-27-2023, 04:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Malakaibeats⏩
Glasgow definitely has a drug problem but plenty of areas in England just as bad. London would be an easy area to say but even surrounding areas like Portsmouth is really bad for junkies.Glasgow/10
They need those to keep the tens of thousands of junkies off the streets. Glasgow looks like a scene from The Walking Dead right now. It won't become nationwide.
They need those to keep the tens of thousands of junkies off the streets. Glasgow looks like a scene from The Walking Dead right now. It won't become nationwide.
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09-27-2023, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted By ATotemSwole⏩
That's a fair point, there are other UK areas with high levels of Class A addiction. However, an idea like this would only happen in Scotland via the SNP (who use it as a political maneuver against Westminster, to push for decriminalisation). There's no way parliament would give the go-ahead for this kind of scheme in England. They know it would, at the very least, lead to Class B decriminalisation, which would be an excellent idea, but they've been resisting it for decades.Glasgow definitely has a drug problem but plenty of areas in England just as bad. London would be an easy area to say but even surrounding areas like Portsmouth is really bad for junkies.
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09-27-2023, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted By Malakaibeats⏩
The thing about the UK is England use Scotland as a guiney pig for new acts and schemes a lot of the time. If the facilities are successful in Scotland then I could see England adopting their own version of it. If they don’t really seem to make a difference westminister will probably maintain their stance on drugs.That's a fair point, there are other UK areas with high levels of Class A addiction. However, an idea like this would only happen in Scotland via the SNP (who use it as a political maneuver against Westminster, to push for decriminalisation). There's no way parliament would give the go-ahead for this kind of scheme in England. They know it would, at the very least, lead to Class B decriminalisation, which would be an excellent idea, but they've been resisting it for decades.
I think it’s a good step in trying to counter Scotland’s drug problem but honestly don’t think will have that big of an affect in all honesty.
"It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll. I am the master of my fate:I am the captain of my soul." ~William Ernest Henley
“I can’t wait for Zelenskyy to tell us he has finished and no longer needs another trillion. Any day now.” ~ DomMJr
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