:horay:these comments have been coming out of our police forces for several months now; here’s hoping you are right Biotech and that they keep pushing the boundary till reason prevails.
Certainly the politicians are all throwing their hands up in horror and saying ‘ oh no drugs are evil’ as they dont want to lose votes even if they can see the sense in these proposals; no politico wants to be basted in the papers by those supposed reporters of fact who in fact are only out to sell papers regardless of the truth:rant:
:bounce_m:at least people might feel more able to step forward to look for help if they were not going to be instantly criminalised [whatever drug they take] when they were in trouble; and as the officers say if you take the money out of the hands of the criminals many crime empires would fold.
it is pretty pointless busting a drug ‘baron’ as, as soon as one is gone, another steps in to fill the void and it is business as usual [and the police have to start all over again]:bounce_m:
we are a sink area for heroin addicts from all over our region [ out of sight out of mind] and they have no real access to rehab clinics down here; perhaps those enourmous savings could help these guys out? some of them are not happy going from one fix to the next but, as methadone is even more addictive and poisonous than heroin, feel they have no choice in the matter which makes for a pathetic pseudo life trying to stay out of jail and get the next fix; i would not wish that on anyone:rant:
