Brett Flournoy murder trial

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Kg what was it that johnny thunder said to you over at doghouse?
It was a qoute you used as your sig for years.
It used to crack me up everytime you posted. :D
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RIP. Should serve as a warning to those who dabble in drugs.
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There's a massive difference between 'dabbling' in drugs and becoming an enforcer/debt collector for a big time firm.
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I imagine you'd be surprised at how far into it someone can get; pretty quickly as well. Making money dabbling in drugs opens up other related 'opportunities' and it all looks straightforward and logical. It's a parallel universe.
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Final round wrote:There's a massive difference between 'dabbling' in drugs and becoming an enforcer/debt collector for a big time firm.
Even the local fool selling 20 bags a week has to keep people in line. Drugs at any level is wrong.
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ROLLING wrote:
Final round wrote:There's a massive difference between 'dabbling' in drugs and becoming an enforcer/debt collector for a big time firm.
Even the local fool selling 20 bags a week has to keep people in line. Drugs at any level is wrong.


Taking them or selling them?
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palooka wrote:
ROLLING wrote:
Final round wrote:There's a massive difference between 'dabbling' in drugs and becoming an enforcer/debt collector for a big time firm.
Even the local fool selling 20 bags a week has to keep people in line. Drugs at any level is wrong.


Taking them or selling them?
Non prescription drugs taking or selling. Coffee aspirin etc fine. Illegal drugs is wrong. But ms sufferers who take cannabis should be given it on the NHS. I had a look ant some posts and lots of drug takers on here. Never saw the appeal. I feel for the kids left behind.
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ROLLING wrote:
palooka wrote:
ROLLING wrote: Even the local fool selling 20 bags a week has to keep people in line. Drugs at any level is wrong.


Taking them or selling them?
Non prescription drugs taking or selling. Coffee aspirin etc fine. Illegal drugs is wrong. But ms sufferers who take cannabis should be given it on the NHS. I had a scan and lots of drug takers on here. Never saw the appeal.
Thanks for your time ROLLING; do you think that illegal drugs are wrong because they are illegal or because they ae inherently evil?
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palooka wrote:
ROLLING wrote:
palooka wrote:

Taking them or selling them?
Non prescription drugs taking or selling. Coffee aspirin etc fine. Illegal drugs is wrong. But ms sufferers who take cannabis should be given it on the NHS. I had a scan and lots of drug takers on here. Never saw the appeal.
Thanks for your time ROLLING; do you think that illegal drugs are wrong because they are illegal or because they ae inherently evil?
Most drugs - whether we like it or not, are illegal for a reason. Things that when taken unsupervised can cause great social and physical harm should be banned. It destroys lives/communities. I know a few drug riddled people and a few who died. Mugs game and better to be in control of yourself. Governments should sell drugs and tax it, the 'right on middle classes' will then stop buying cocaine and weed from the working class mules who usually end up battered dead or both when it gets out of hand. Horatio and Tarquin just swill champagne while the donkeys kill eachother.
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ROLLING wrote:
palooka wrote:
ROLLING wrote: Non prescription drugs taking or selling. Coffee aspirin etc fine. Illegal drugs is wrong. But ms sufferers who take cannabis should be given it on the NHS. I had a scan and lots of drug takers on here. Never saw the appeal.
Thanks for your time ROLLING; do you think that illegal drugs are wrong because they are illegal or because they ae inherently evil?
Most drugs - whether we like it or not, are illegal for a reason. Things that when taken unsupervised can cause great social and physical harm should be banned. It destroys lives/communities. I know a few drug riddled people and a few who died. Mugs game and better to be in control of yourself. Governments should sell drugs and tax it, the 'right on middle classes' will then stop buying cocaine and weed from the working class mules who usually end up battered dead or both when it gets out of hand. Horatio and Tarquin just swill champagne while the donkeys kill eachother.

Alcohol was illegal in the USA and is illegal in many Muslim countries.Drugs are legal or illegal as a result of powerful people deciding they should be. Some drugs are extremely harmful and some have their harm increased as a consequence of being illegal. On a different note; the current drug classification scale is a mess; destructive and dependence forming drugs are lumped in the same bracket as pretty much recreational/experimental type drugs.

Governments are complicit in the production and logistics of drug movement. Other Governments (including our own) make aliences with drug warlords/cartels to further their own ends and have since the Opum Wars.

Drug consumption/control/regulation and traffic is almost as old as civilisation. It is a multi billion pound industry on a par with the oil complex. To imagine that a trade that generates so much money is in the hands of the working class runners/gofers would be nieve. The 'right' people get a good cut of the actio; the profit is as a consequence of 'i illegality.
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palooka wrote:
ROLLING wrote:
palooka wrote: Thanks for your time ROLLING; do you think that illegal drugs are wrong because they are illegal or because they ae inherently evil?
Most drugs - whether we like it or not, are illegal for a reason. Things that when taken unsupervised can cause great social and physical harm should be banned. It destroys lives/communities. I know a few drug riddled people and a few who died. Mugs game and better to be in control of yourself. Governments should sell drugs and tax it, the 'right on middle classes' will then stop buying cocaine and weed from the working class mules who usually end up battered dead or both when it gets out of hand. Horatio and Tarquin just swill champagne while the donkeys kill eachother.

Alcohol was illegal in the USA and is illegal in many Muslim countries.

Governments are complicit in the production and logistics of drug movement. Other Governments (including our own) make aliences with drug warlords/cartels to further their own ends and have since the Opum Wars.

Drug consumption/control/regulation and traffic is almost as old as civilisation. It is a multi billion pound industry on a par with the oil complex. To imagine that a trade that generates so much money is in the hands of the working class runners/gofers would be nieve. The 'right' people get a good cut of the actio; the profit is as a consequence of 'i illegality.
If the government sold drugs then the streets would be a safer place.
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ROLLING wrote:
palooka wrote:
ROLLING wrote: Most drugs - whether we like it or not, are illegal for a reason. Things that when taken unsupervised can cause great social and physical harm should be banned. It destroys lives/communities. I know a few drug riddled people and a few who died. Mugs game and better to be in control of yourself. Governments should sell drugs and tax it, the 'right on middle classes' will then stop buying cocaine and weed from the working class mules who usually end up battered dead or both when it gets out of hand. Horatio and Tarquin just swill champagne while the donkeys kill eachother.

Alcohol was illegal in the USA and is illegal in many Muslim countries.

Governments are complicit in the production and logistics of drug movement. Other Governments (including our own) make aliences with drug warlords/cartels to further their own ends and have since the Opum Wars.

Drug consumption/control/regulation and traffic is almost as old as civilisation. It is a multi billion pound industry on a par with the oil complex. To imagine that a trade that generates so much money is in the hands of the working class runners/gofers would be nieve. The 'right' people get a good cut of the actio; the profit is as a consequence of 'i illegality.
If the government sold drugs then the streets would be a safer place.
You want to go to Columbia or one of the border towns in Mexico
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palooka wrote:
ROLLING wrote:
palooka wrote:
Alcohol was illegal in the USA and is illegal in many Muslim countries.

Governments are complicit in the production and logistics of drug movement. Other Governments (including our own) make aliences with drug warlords/cartels to further their own ends and have since the Opum Wars.

Drug consumption/control/regulation and traffic is almost as old as civilisation. It is a multi billion pound industry on a par with the oil complex. To imagine that a trade that generates so much money is in the hands of the working class runners/gofers would be nieve. The 'right' people get a good cut of the actio; the profit is as a consequence of 'i illegality.
If the government sold drugs then the streets would be a safer place.
You want to go to Columbia or one of the border towns in Mexico
I mean it would stop the gangs running drugs. Why buy froma dealer who may kill you later if you can get it from the government? Controlled amounts. Amsterdam is a better example than Columbia. The government here is crap but hardly that corrupt.
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Iapologise; I got the wqrong end of the stick regards the 'safer' thing.

(If our Govenment is just crap and not corrupt though; how can it do business with corrupt and brutal regimes?)
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palooka wrote:Iapologise; I got the wqrong end of the stick regards the 'safer' thing.

(If our Govenment is just crap and not corrupt though; how can it do business with corrupt and brutal regimes?)
Because our government is all about GDP. Whatever it takes to balance the books they will do but Cameron and Clegg ( Bill and Ben) won't have the average weed smoking citizen rubbed out over a drug debt.
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Governments; including our own, don't put all the money through the books, ROLLING.

Some of the very highest fixers in and around the Government know some very shady people.

They do some very naughty stuff, (to fund things that are against international law) that needs to be kept out of the Commons Select Commitee remit.

If you imagine that tonne of drugs are flown in to the country without a degree of complicity you are nieve at best.
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MachoMan09 wrote:This is a general request to dope smokers and weekend cocaine warriors everywhere who feel the need to roll out the tired old arguments about why drugs should be legalised. Please stop. You are fucking boring, even more boring than the boring generation that preceded you. We get it. The same applies to those who choose to argue to the contrary; you are boring too. The whole issue is boring.
Yes, you're right. I'd not realised I was being a twat; sorry.
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palooka wrote:
MachoMan09 wrote:This is a general request to dope smokers and weekend cocaine warriors everywhere who feel the need to roll out the tired old arguments about why drugs should be legalised. Please stop. You are fucking boring, even more boring than the boring generation that preceded you. We get it. The same applies to those who choose to argue to the contrary; you are boring too. The whole issue is boring.
Yes, you're right. I'd not realised I was being a twat; sorry.
TW AT.
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Cocaine turns you into a twat; :OhYes:
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chiggsy wrote:Kg what was it that johnny thunder said to you over at doghouse?
It was a qoute you used as your sig for years.
It used to crack me up everytime you posted. :D

Cant find all of it, but it starts "You are the biggest pudendum on the forum,nobody likes you, you knob. It's so funny you just don't understand that the whole forum has always ..."



Wish i could find the full version
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MachoMan09 wrote:This is a general request to dope smokers and weekend cocaine warriors everywhere who feel the need to roll out the tired old arguments about why drugs should be legalised. Please stop. You are fucking boring, even more boring than the boring generation that preceded you. We get it. The same applies to those who choose to argue to the contrary; you are boring too. The whole issue is boring.
Is it ok if we come up with new arguments?

I think drugs should be legalised because of the benefical effects on the fertility of sea otters.

On the other hand, I think anyone who has ever even considered thinking about maybe taking cough medicine should be hung because of goldfish.

Discuss.
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Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
chiggsy wrote:Kg what was it that johnny thunder said to you over at doghouse?
It was a qoute you used as your sig for years.
It used to crack me up everytime you posted. :D

Cant find all of it, but it starts "You are the biggest pudendum on the forum,nobody likes you, you knob. It's so funny you just don't understand that the whole forum has always ..."



Wish i could find the full version
:lol: thats the one!!
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MachoMan09 wrote:This is a general request to dope smokers and weekend cocaine warriors everywhere who feel the need to roll out the tired old arguments about why drugs should be legalised. Please stop. You are fucking boring, even more boring than the boring generation that preceded you. We get it. The same applies to those who choose to argue to the contrary; you are boring too. The whole issue is boring.

:lol: :TU:
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billy bessey wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:
palooka wrote: Yes, you're right. I'd not realised I was being a twat; sorry.
TW AT.

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