Should a drug addict be given a regular fix by the NHS?

[Church Boy]

Originally Posted by grannyclaret

I dont get it.. i know i am thick
anyway what happened to glue sniffing? its that still a problem?...

All the glue sniffer's nostrils got stuck together and when they sneezed, blew their brains out.Church Boy

[SPUGGIE J]

Originally Posted by grannyclaret

I dont get it.. i know i am thick
anyway what happened to glue sniffing? its that still a problem?...

Some drugs that people really need are not avaiable on the NHS on privately hence the husband is of to chib someone for the cash required for the next months supply of drugs. There has beem umpteen fights in the courts lately over the access of drugs that are proven to work especially breast cancer yet they are considered to expensive to be funded by the NHS hence you pay private for some.

[SPUGGIE J]

Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

Here comes the next crimewave if this dibarcle goes ahead.

Missing part is ;

"I'm just popping out to rob a few people to pay for your Alzheimers drugs, dear."

[mallard]

I Would say no to that money could be spent else were

[magpie]

one word NO

[Acrylic-bob]

In any marketplace supply follows demand. Remove the demand and the market collapses. The last thirty years has proved that prohibition does not work. It is high time we had a radical re-think on the issue of recreational drug use, esecially since a large and increasing proportion of the population appear to be off their faces on something or other at any one time.

[Ianto.W.]

Well they are talking about giving smokers free drugs to get them off cigaretts, so if that has the desired effect, we may be able to draw a conclusion from that. I know in past posts I have voiced my opinion in the negative, but nothing else seems to stop this sordid degrading trade, that drives perfectly normal honest people into crime and prostitution.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Acrylic-bob

In any marketplace supply follows demand. Remove the demand and the market collapses. The last thirty years has proved that prohibition does not work. It is high time we had a radical re-think on the issue of recreational drug use, esecially since a large and increasing proportion of the population appear to be off their faces on something or other at any one time.

The cigarette stall on Accy Market is always busy. Perhaps this idea could save our ailing market. A specialist market, unlike any other in the northwest.

Charlie stall, weed stall, E stall, and that New Age place could sell crystal meth.

[cmonstanley]

Originally Posted by garinda

The cigarette stall on Accy Market is always busy. Perhaps this idea could save our ailing market. A specialist market, unlike any other in the northwest.

Charlie stall, weed stall, E stall, and that New Age place could sell crystal meth.

oh by the way ive just read there is no demand for Es any more its all cheap coke

[Less]

If they are to get treatment then perhaps we could set aside a few buildings where the people that smoke tobacco could gather and get their fix as well, we could call these special buildings pubs or clubs.
If the users of illegal drugs are to get a sympathetic ear and assistance then it is only fair that the users of legal drugs should also be catered for and not persecuted.

[panther]

NO NO NO NO, they shouldnt, its self inflicted, no one made em take it!