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Originally Posted by garinda
There is no debate.
The vast majority of members of this forum don't want recreational drugs making legal.
Much the same throughout the land.
There's no support for the law to be changed.
There are no votes to be won, if any political party suggested recreational drugs should be decriminalised.
It won't be happening.
Fact.
No debate.
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Most peoples attitude about drugs, in my view is blinkered and based on fear and misinformation by papers like the Sun! Who today by the way have been disgraced by the fact they published lies and slander about the football fans who were killed in the Hillsborough Disaster.
This indicates this newspaper will publish lies and inaccuracy in order to sway peoples opinions and back the Police, as they did in this case.
Most people are not bothered about forensic evidence that many people who it is claimed, by papers like the Sun, were killed by specific drugs, when they weren't - but killed by alcohol and a cocktail of drugs etc etc.
There is a debate and fact is making drugs illegal causes more damage/ harm in the long run.