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7 March, 2010 at 12:18 pm #435213
Did i tell anyone what to take ? I said it’s illegal and it’s not totally harmless, anyone who wants to take anything please feel free but dont hold your breath waiting for me to agree that it’s perfectly ok and is in fact good.
I’d tell the police exactly the same as you Cas, there job is to do something and if they didnt then they’re wrong I’m not saying you haven’t got a point but it’s no use thinking they’re all the same because they’re not.these people who abuse their power far outnumber those who do not, i speak from personal experience
Again explain that statement.. you use the word far.. that infers a large number.. you have experience with a large number of police ? I’m guessing not, maybe a handful
7 March, 2010 at 12:09 pm #435210@cas wrote:
Gazlan, when you speak of personal experiences with the force, I can fully understand that one, although there are some who clearly cant grasp it :roll:
My own personal experience with them when I suffered the loss I did was one I wouldnt ever want to repeat. Never in my entire life, had I been met with such indifference. I got in touch with a national newspaper, oddly enough, the day after they ran it, I had the chief of police for the area call me! strange one that eh, he was calling me, he said, to check on how the case was going and was I happy with the service I was receiving. Were it allowed, I would print my reply to him on here :wink:
Dont use the rolling eyes quote with me I understand it perfectly, i said so in my second or third post but the pair of you are tarring every police officer with same brush over a tiny sample of incidents with a tiny number of police officers. I’ve met cocky coppers but i’ve also met damn good officers who do a stinking job with it seems very little respect. Generally speaking there is nothing to fear from the police if you’ve done nothing wrong, they make mistakes and like every walk of life there are some bad apples but you’d be fucked if there were none
7 March, 2010 at 11:59 am #435207these people who abuse their power far outnumber those who do not, i speak from personal experience
your quote not mine
And Cas dont tell me what i know or dont know about any drugs I’ve done tha paranoid bit on grass thank you I wont be bothering with it again
where did i say it’s ok for people on prescription drugs to cause an accident ?
and its as illegal to riding a bike under the influence as a car
7 March, 2010 at 11:50 am #435202@gazlan wrote:
Any amount of things COULD happen, people using prescription drugs are equally prone to such happenings…..hypothetical …….if only i……but it could…… :wink:
well thats ok then eh. Thing is prescription users would (in most cases) not drive if instructed not to as they dont think it turns them into supersenses man
7 March, 2010 at 11:41 am #435197He believes from what i can gather that it allows him to place his underpants outside his trousers and wear a cape by the sound of it
7 March, 2010 at 11:40 am #434776Like i said because there isnt one, the commons has no room in which smoking is allowed
“The Health Act 2006 introduces a ban on smoking in workplaces and enclosed or substantially enclosed public places from 1 July 2007. While the Act does not formally apply on the parliamentary estate, the Commission, on the advice of the Administration Committee, has decided that the House should comply with the principles of the legislation, as it is not desirable that those who work on or visit the parliamentary estate should be treated differently in this respect than in other workplaces and public places. The Commission recognises, however, that many who work on the estate are unavoidably present for long periods, particularly when the House is sitting. It is therefore desirable to make reasonable provision for those who wish to smoke to do so, provided that the health and safety of other users of the estate is not adversely affected.
With these principles in mind, the Commission has decided that smoking should cease to be permitted from 1 July 2007 in all internal areas of the House of Commons estate, including in bars and private offices. From that date smoking will, however, be permitted in four designated external areas: the Terrace, Commons Court (North West corner), North Terrace (between Portcullis House and Norman Shaw South), and in a designated area on the west side of Canon Row courtyard. Cigarette receptacles will be provided in these areas. “No Smoking” signs will be displayed at entrances to the buildings. I understand that the House of Lords Administration and Works Committee will report its recommendations shortly on the smoking policy for the Lords part of the Parliamentary Estate.”
7 March, 2010 at 11:37 am #435194@gazlan wrote:
If people choose to smoke herbs before they drive its a personal choice, IT IS NOT THE HERB AT FAULT……..PERSONALLY i smoke it at all times and function with no adversity, in fact…i will say it improves my capability, my thoughts are more precise and my energy level rises beyond the norm…..i dont need the hypothetical non-sense of any medic or scientist to tell me what is good for me when i can sense that myself…..
AGAIN…..YOU APPEAR TO BE HAVING GREAT TROUBLE WITH THE CONCEPT OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND VIEWS…. i have explained the context with which it was meant, your struggling with it only highlights your inability to accept your out of context stupidity
You’ve explained fuck all except you think you know better thasn medics and science, you never mentioned views and you’ve translated experience with one or two figures of authority into a global view of all figures. Quite obviously it affects your rational thought as you’re unable to explain your views but merely repeat the same inane gibberrish over and over then post some something totally unconnected ending in looooooool
7 March, 2010 at 10:47 am #435191@gazlan wrote:
Again, anyone who assumes i meant the whole force is BLATANTLY stupid…….how on earth could i have personally experienced involvement with the whole force……the award is yours for the taking
For every medical scientist with the view it is dangerous i would guess there are just as many who argue the opposite…… i have have used these herbs for two thirds of my life, i am in my prime now, i have never been fitter or stronger even as a youth, i would say i am virtualy at peak with my health at this point in time…… of course the scientist can never be wrong can he ?………rubbish
No but i bet he can as can we tell the ramblings of someone whose smoked a lot of it and when they haven’t and of course it’s so good it doesn’t impair driving and has never caused an accident because the driver smoked it before getting into the vehicle.
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these people who abuse their power far outnumber those who do not, i speak from personal experiencea blatant lie ? or just a blatantly stupid statement. You fuccking said it What were you talking about, in your street ? In your house ? where ?
7 March, 2010 at 10:43 am #434774Possibly because there isnt one
7 March, 2010 at 12:57 am #435186these people who abuse their power far outnumber those who do not, i speak from personal experience
thats what you said … not your view… your experience, truth is you have no experience. It’s a law, it isnt a view, and disagreeing with the law is no excuse in court and no defence either.
How come the people who argue it’s ok are the people who smoke it, oh and it’s always harmless isnt it despite what medical science says -
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