17 Jul 2013 22:48:38
I've just been watching a programme on C4 called 'Skint' which, as you've probably guessed, is about the poor and unemployed in England. As a result of being jobless, quite a few were taking drugs.
This got me thinking. Will Governments ever totally eradicate drugs? Do they even want to?
I think that Governments want to be seen to be coming down hard on dealers/ cartels etc. but actually I think it's in their best interests that the more vulnerable in society have access to it. How will the masses rise up if they're drugged up or still reeling from the effects of drug use?
That's my 2 pennies worth, would be interesting to see what you guys think.
ConspiracyKen
If it is making them money they are going to roll with it, I assume you are talking about illegal drugs?but even legal drugs like alcohol suit there purpose, sell it cheap enough in supermarkets that in turn kills of the pubs which was a social meeting for everyone, ten years down the line pubs are dead, people do not mix as much because it is cheaper to drink at home and now they say we all drink way to much and it is bad for everyone, so they raise the prices.
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Ever wondered why major drug seizure are mainly pot and anything harder in small quantities, in afghanistan the US wanted to spray poppy fields, the british said no won't allow it think of the poor farmer.
What does that tell you. the drug war is a sham designed to make the more gullible think everyone around them is a junkie who will rob them blind
What does that tell you. the drug war is a sham designed to make the more gullible think everyone around them is a junkie who will rob them blind
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