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Insomnia.

Uncontrolled anger.

Memory loss.

Agression.

Paranoia.

Case closed.

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Repudiation, denial, anger, paranoia, abuse ? Oh dear, now how do you think that looks to the casual observer hmm ?

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Your brother ever have a little dabble with drugs?

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Uncanny, a similar synopsis from different people at about the same time.

your very own legend :- "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it". Carl Jung

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As far as I am concerned you are a bunch of nasty people and I will not come to this forum again stick it! I know your game Garinder, stick Accrington I wouldn't care of a bomb was dropped on it!

Moderator - I would like my account closed/cancelled!

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I hope you have very bad luck mate! You are a nasty piece of work and I hope you get harmed!!!

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I'm sure I saw a post saying illegal drugs were more easily available these days and it may be true. just wondering why is that... cannabis has always been easy to buy in Accrington or anywhere in the UK... the very few people in accy I knew who used heroin went out of town for the drug.. cocaine was almost unknown...are these drugs more readily available because of demand?

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Good quality and ecstacy in the same sentence? Try telling that to the people who have lost loved ones to the illegal drugs:mad:. And yes I have been through the trauma of watching loved ones in the grip of illegal substances, so do know where I'm coming from:( Luckily my loved ones are still with us and have seen the error of their ways but my goodness there were times when I despaired that they would "see the light".
Would much rather see my loved ones going for a drink than dabbling in illegal drugs anyday!!!!

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Peace and love.

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Your the kind of person who is nearly as dangerous as the dealers that sell the crap, your just an apologist for stupidity

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All this talk about quality of killer substances, so your sating that if a dealer is selling uncut heroine or cocaine, that's the guy to deal with, the mind really does boggle

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Goodbye then.
You present a point of view, that is rather skewed to the majority of people in the world. Then you throw your toys out if the basket when people disagree with you. Very Childish. We won't miss you, or you rantings

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Thats the only decent post you've ever made on here,:ello::ello::ello:bye

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I haven't looked at this thread before, it seems like it's caused some controversy!
My own experience from a professional standpoint is that amongst certain groups of young people there is a culture of substance misuse, mainly in the form of cannabis (skunk), alcohol and more recently 'bubble' or mephedrone which was initially sold under the guise of a plant food and only recently made illegal.
I won't talk about alcohol which is legal to use, but with regard to the two illegal substances I've mentioned, there appear to be no positive effects. In my experience they cause people to become demotivated, paranoid, violent, unable to think clearly or function properly on a day to day basis and have a negative and destructive influence on family life. Additionally there is a link to criminality because their need to access substances leads them to burgle properties both domestic and non domestic, to act impulsively which can lead to breaking into cars and stealing property from them or 'joyriding', and to respond with violence when under the influence of substances.
I know that alcohol can have similar effects but as I said previously it is not illegal to consume.
In my experience there are no positives to using drugs and it would be a very foolish move to legalise them.

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The point I am making in simple terms is - most people who use drugs have a regular dealer and over time, trust of that dealer and their wares builds up! As opposed to going down the street and buying off any dealer at random - it's basic common sense.