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N.V.M. 12-30-2016 05:14 PM

They surveyed 500 people and claim 2/3's of British Columbians support this. Fuck that. What a bunch of shit.

DragonChi 12-30-2016 05:16 PM

I wonder how they got that sample. Phone calls, or survey outside a weed shop?

https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...c0&oe=58E053F9

Have not fact checked, but seems in line with what I've read.

Presto 12-30-2016 05:27 PM

Legalize all of it!

Apart from all the other common-sense reasons, it's a purely fiscal, non-bleeding heart perspective that makes sense.

flagella 12-30-2016 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by DragonChi (Post 8813052)
Spoiler!

Is this a joke? It's probably not even fucking true first of all. And also, there are many more factors that play into drug issues in the states, one of which being its proximity to Mexico.

DragonChi 12-30-2016 09:24 PM

Portugal decriminalised drugs 14 years ago ? and now hardly anyone dies from overdosing | The Independent

google is such a wonderful thing.

corollagtSr5 12-30-2016 09:41 PM

When you think about it, if a person leads to the path of drugs and gets prosecuted he can no longer get a decent job, which leads to crime. If it's decriminalized the person can get treated through rehab instead of being prosecuted. The person than can continue on to living a normal life and contributing to society. Instead of looking at these people as criminals they look at them as health/medical issue and how they should treat them instead of putting them in a cage and having to deal with it themselves. Portugal led this path.

BeefCake4000 05-17-2017 04:14 PM


MrPhreak 05-18-2017 06:33 AM

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quasi 05-18-2017 06:51 AM

^^

The problem with that strategy is if people aren't ready to quit they aren't going to quit. That also perpetuates the problem of the system throwing good money after bad by spending money to try and rehabilitate those who won't accept it, rehab isn't cheap.

I think it's good in theory but cost out versus reward it just isn't there. In my experience the best way to help someone is by not helping them at all. If you turn your back on them give them no avenue to turn to either they'll come around or they won't but the choice is theirs and theirs only.

6o4__boi 05-18-2017 08:12 AM

- Dig a massive hole
- Free all you can do fentanyl
- Build condo on top
- Profit

But in all seriousness, fuck junkies. I'm sick of society babying these plugs. Yeah your life sucks but so does every Dick and Harry and their mothers. Except most aren't dumb enough to do stuff that'd end em on the spot and need a revival every second hour every day.

hchang 05-18-2017 08:27 AM

You can't help somebody who doesn't want help.

It's the life they chose, yes a burden to our tax dollars but its something we have to live with. I'd rather tax dollars be spent taking care of our own, rather than other countries who should be fending for themselves.

CivicBlues 05-18-2017 08:49 AM

Is anyone else starting to think this crisis was started by the guberment to kill off junkies and to solve the homeless problem? Kinda like CIA and crack-cocaine in the 80s?

#CiC#Consipracy#thetruthisoutthere WutFace

6o4__boi 05-18-2017 08:57 AM

Didn't we already establish that it was started by developers who wanted the prime lands junkies are roosting on?

:troll:

Drow 05-18-2017 01:06 PM

if junkies knew they wouldnt get any help if they OD, theyd prob be more careful and not junk out as much

Hondaracer 05-18-2017 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Drow (Post 8842306)
if junkies knew they wouldnt get any help if they OD, theyd prob be more careful and not junk out as much

Doubt it.

MrPhreak 05-18-2017 05:53 PM

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Mr.HappySilp 05-19-2017 12:54 AM

Why not ship them off to a remote island and air bite them some basic supplies each month. Every six months have docs go check on them. Those that no longer addicted can come back. Those that aren't stay on the island. If they die then so be it.

MarkyMark 05-19-2017 08:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drow (Post 8842306)
if junkies knew they wouldnt get any help if they OD, theyd prob be more careful and not junk out as much

I highly doubt that even crosses their mind as they light up the crack pipe.

ssjGoku69 05-19-2017 12:06 PM

:derp:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8842432)
Why not ship them off to a remote island and air bite them some basic supplies each month. Every six months have docs go check on them. Those that no longer addicted can come back. Those that aren't stay on the island. If they die then so be it.

Soo.. Australia?

ZN6 05-19-2017 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ssjGoku69 (Post 8842497)
:derp:

Soo.. Australia?

LOL i thought the exact same thing.

ZN6 05-19-2017 12:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 8842259)
Is anyone else starting to think this crisis was started by the guberment to kill off junkies and to solve the homeless problem? Kinda like CIA and crack-cocaine in the 80s?

#CiC#Consipracy#thetruthisoutthere WutFace

It *is* keeping the paramedics busy and driving spending.

Spoon 05-19-2017 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8842432)
Why not ship them off to a remote island and air bite them some basic supplies each month. Every six months have docs go check on them. Those that no longer addicted can come back. Those that aren't stay on the island. If they die then so be it.

Might as well monetize it. Survivors or Hunger Games? :considered:

Hondaracer 05-19-2017 02:10 PM

Instead of helping out people like in that video (a Canadian citizen with 3 children) were more concerned with hosting them refugees in the Davie sandman at $300/night

People like that in addiction were at one time decent people, addictions hit all sorts of people and while I used to be moreso on the end of let them all die, it's a really sad state of affairs we're currently in

Manic! 05-19-2017 02:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 8842522)
Instead of helping out people like in that video (a Canadian citizen with 3 children) were more concerned with hosting them refugees in the Davie sandman at $300/night

People like that in addiction were at one time decent people, addictions hit all sorts of people and while I used to be moreso on the end of let them all die, it's a really sad state of affairs we're currently in

This cost over a 100K for the few weeks it was up.

Nanaimo city hall closes over drug-use site safety worry

refugees may cost us some money at first but they will become productive members of society and pay taxes. Junkies on the other hand will just continue to drain resources.


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