I don't see how. Thompson's writing badly deteriorated through the 80s due to heavy drug use and he ended up blowing his own brains out. Makes my point perfectly well.
So if someone believes that not only should marijuana remain illegal but harsher sentences be imposed on users, he's a troll?
I thought we practiced free speech in this country.
What the poll fails to address is the need for proper punishment of these offenders - dealers and buyers. Two sides of the same problematic coin. when was the last person sent to prison for posession? Probably need to carry a sackful around with you to get properly done. One joint should equal thirty days. And maybe have some kind of drug offenders register so that future employers know if they have a proper citizen or potential dope fiend.
That's baws. Ecstacy is dangerous.
Long term effects include memory problems, depression, anxiety, liver, kidney and heart problems, suppressed immune system, sleep depravation...and that is no even discussing short term effects.
No way should it be legalised. Absolutely not. There are no health, financial or social benefits to its legalisation. Other than some folks who smoke it ilklegally hoping to rid their conscience of the fact they're committing a crime and supporting an illegal drug industry, nobody wants it.
Yes, weed heads, think of that. You might only be buying marijuana, but your seller is selling more and you're keeping him in business.
It isn't great at the moment off the pitch. Fan numbers dwindling too. But I still don't think we can as the board to fund a do-or-die push for promotion next year.
It's as simple as this. Dave King should fail the SFA tests allowing him to become owner/chairman/whatever of Rangers due to his recent convictions in SA and his past involvement with the liquidated club.
a) will the SFA block him and face the wrath of the Rangers fans who don;t see King as a man but rather as a walking chequebook?
b) if the SFA pass him, they should rip up the rules on club ownership and declare open season on all clubs.
I managed ten minutes of episode 2 and realised I wasn't enjoying the show. It shouldn't seem like hard work to watch a good show, and this was. I have now given up on it. Brody's daughter needs written out pronto, too, if it's to survive.
I can't watch any more. Season 1 was great, season 2 was ropey and I'm just not feeling it any more.
Jeez, I can't imagine giving a lecture like that, never mind sitting through one.
Why not skip home for the weekend and go out with the people in your halls?
Let's be honest, the papers want this to happen because they want to splash "The King of Ibrox" across front and back pages. Probably with mock up crown and septre, too.