From: "John Daragon", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I said :
These things are *directly*
the result of proscription and absolutely *nothing* to do either with the
pharmacological affect of the drugs nor of the rave culture.
That no-one in mainstream politics or the Civil Service appears
From: "John Daragon", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I said :
We didn't have this trouble when Laudanum
was available over the pharmacy counter, and we didn't have it for
just two reasons : purity of supply and administration, and the lack
of pushers with a vested interest both in (arbitrar
From: "John Daragon", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
but instead of
using their intelligence to get a real job they are addicted
to heroin so they steal cars and live from day to day.
and
And it's not because drugs are artificially
expensive because they're banned either, heroin is quite
i
From: "John Daragon", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Given that the occurrence of this type of event is sort
of predictable, and that we've already had a case where
a woman has been allowed to bleed to death because
police officers had decided it was too dangerous for
them to approach, isn't it
