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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967862)

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.

So in your twisted common sense the dealer who sells pure stuff is the good guy? yeh really are a space cadet.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 967799)

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

Basically there are some people on this forum who deliberatly wind people up - such as Garinda - he knows what his game is and he does it on purpose - that is the way of the Internet! It is impersonal and arms length - so "bitter" people like Garinda can snipe and backstab at people and get away with it. If they did it in the Pub there would be a punch up! For example several times he brings my brother up off topic, nothing to do with the subject as a deliberate windup!

Talking to some people her is like talking to a brick wall. All drugs are not the same, even illegal ones. But it's not worth pointing that out to some people here as they just don't get it! Case closed!

THERE ARE SOME TWISTED PEOPLE ON THIS FORUM - WHO KNOW NOWT!

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come on kids play nicely.

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 967863)

So in your twisted common sense the dealer who sells pure stuff is the good guy? yeh really are a space cadet.:rolleyes:

I never said that! I am not saying "who sells pure stuff is the good guy!"! Some of you people are basically brainwashed, you see it in the Sun and you believe it without question!

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 967815)

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.

Both those drugs are a product of the drugs laws!

1) Skunk was started by drugs dealers as a way of getting round the fact that it's easier to grow cannabis indoors using powerful lights which causes it to grow faster and be much stronger than normal. This is because naturally grown cannabis from India, Pakistan was not getting into the country and cutting off their supply. Hence they came up with the idea of growing it indoors in this way and that is what is Skunk. Skunk can be grown in any indoor space in the UK with the right equipment. It is well known that it makes people "psychotic" and does not have the relaxing effect of naturally grown cannabis. Which is why all these "Shameless" style little criminals like it.

2) Again Mephedrone was also a substitute for ecstasy which was increasingly harder to get.

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967862)

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967868)

I never said that! I am not saying "who sells pure stuff is the good guy!"! Some of you people are basically brainwashed, you see it in the Sun and you believe it without question!

Well taking yer comment to its conclusion, Most people in my experience would "Never" knowingly trust a bad guy, Though many would trust a good un, Now thats Common Sense, yer saying Trust in a regular dealer over time builds up. but oer time folk in the main become addicted, n then probably are too addled to know anyway, Seems to me like a path yeh chose yerself way back.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967775)

As far as I am concerned you are a bunch of nasty people and I will not come to this forum again stick it!

Moderator - I would like my account closed/cancelled!

Change of heart ? Mate what you fail to grasp is that people, as individuals see & perceive things differently to others so there is a difference of viewpoint & opinion.

Now just because views & opinions aren't in line with yours & people argue contra to your vision of things doesn't make them "nasty people". It makes them who they are with their own values & conscience, live with that simple fact & life will really be much simpler.

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 967871)

I told Garinda that I packed up smoking 3 years this May. I don't take other drugs part from a bit of alcohol. Tobacco is the only thing I've ever been addicted to and because you know it's a standard quality you can go to any shop for supply. Not the case with illegal drugs - some people do have standards even some drugs dealers!:rolleyes: My mind has never been too addled anyway!

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 967872)

Yes that said, but why does Garinda keep digging up my brother? Only one reason to undermine what I've said and that is "nasty!"

I am saying that some peoples views and opinions are based on knee jerk reactions and misinformation! :)

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967875)

PS I told the moderators to delete my account. They asked me what the problem is and I came back and decided to comment on what had been said since. Problem is with Internet - you know an argument can't be won, so some people start muck-raking and sniping for brownie points!

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967875)

Yes that said, but why does Garinda keep digging up my brother?

Can't say & only he can answer that. Maybe you should ask him directly & not as part of some thread. :)

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Does that include you, resorting to name calling?
Bye again

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967880)

Please don't go, not like this, it would be a great loss to the site, thanks to you I've learnt such a great deal about illegal substances.
Not from your input, just from the way others come on to correct you.

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 967883)

Does that include you, resorting to name calling?
Bye again

That was after he mentioned my brother which was off topic! :(

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 967887)

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