Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1015517)

I never said it was a witch hunt! So I don't know what on earth Garinda is talking about? :confused: Perhaps he's on drugs again?

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 1015536)

Don't take on so K - you couldn't possibly understand, it was a coded message for me...;)

Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1015547)

An inside joke? Where is this coded message? Has it been posted on this thread?

If not why are you talking about it? :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by churchfcrules (Post 1015266)

31 votes, out of how many members? And that is a vast majority, is it
Granted 77 percent voted no, but that's of who voted, not of accywebers

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1015559)

Tell you what, if you can get twenty four members of this forum, who have previously posted that they don't want recreational drugs made legal, and because of the compelling arguments put forward by the pro-dopes on Accy Web, to make a subsequent post that they've now changed their mind about decriminalisation, I'll happily donate £100 to the Maunday Grange.

I'd just better add, I won't be one of them.

Good luck.

:)

Originally Posted by Less (Post 1015560)

I wonder how much it would cost to change my name to Maunday Grange by deed Poll?
;)

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1015222)

So we should just let people do whatever they want so long as its their choice, if there wasn't a ban on drugs such as heroin and cocaine, you think life would just go on as it is, but who ends up picking up the tab, its bad enough even when its illegal never mind, just wonder if you had kids whether you would be giving them the weekly allowance in £10 or £20 raps of cocaine

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1015191)

No.

Checked.

Just a whole load of runny stuff there.

Nothing of substance.

No big lumps, needing atention.

Originally Posted by Houseboy (Post 1015594)

I think I have said that yes, people should be able to do pretty much what they like providing it doesn't harm anyone else or infringe on their lives.

Originally Posted by Houseboy (Post 1015098)

Do we then make everything dangerous illegal?

Let's see:

bad driving

It is a lifestyle choice

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1015264)

that.

As it states in post one, this poll was started to illustrate to those who aren't too bright, that the vast majority of Accy Webbers don't want recreational drugs legalised.



:o

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 1015313)

Agree with much of what you say here, Anne, but how can you legalise substances which impair people's judgement. How would you regulate driving licences for example - if someone was a "user" of something that was legalised could you let them drive their own car or a works vehicle -what if they had an accident because their senses were impaired...if they wer driving a school bus -how would you proceed in the case of the death of a young passenger, or if they smashed into a car at high speed carrying 2 young parents whose children are now orphaned? This happened here in Cremona on Sunday evening -thank-god the grand-parents offered to keep the children that evening and let the parents have a (last) night out alone...

Originally Posted by Houseboy (Post 1015601)

So you started a thread to get reassurance of your own beliefs?

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1015600)

:rolleyes:

What planet are you from?

I'm glad I don't have to use the roads there.

Originally Posted by Houseboy (Post 1015603)

Alcohol is perfectly legal. Doesn't that impair judgement? But there are laws against driving under the influence.