Mexico drug wars: 24 dead in 24 hours

[billy]

no,i don't agree with you Bill.I have known people who have been addicted to heroin for 20/30 years.aif you didn't know you would never notice,they go to their job every day,keep themselves healthy.The problem arises when you have to scrape money together for your next fix,then you get the burned out junkie types.why should innocent people suffer,park their car somewhere,come back, find the window smashed in,stereo gone,just because some guy has to pay lots of money for a product that is actually very cheap to manifacture ?Instead he gets some adulterated crap he shoots up and ends up dead.

are they smoking or mainlining. the difference is huge and so is the hit.
not many mainliners can hold a job down. once a person starts mainlining their health deteriorates rapidly SJ. their veins collapse, the have to find more veins eventually they mainline in the cock or breasts or even vagina.

the human vein can only be used so often in succession before it collapse. i know this from experience. when in hospital for my heart i had a couple of injections and extractions a day. no more than an average junky. after less than two months they were unable to find a functioning vein in my ars or leg. it came to the stage where i had to say no more needles for three or more days. even now over a year after the occurrence a lot of the times i go to have a blood test they struggle to fined a vein. addy will attest to the fact because she goes with me to the hospital and was there when i made them stop using needles on me.

the whole of my arms and legs were covered in track marks.

a persons won't last 20 years mainlining heroin

[srijantje]

agreed Bill,they are actually snorters.
there will always be excesses but in the whole i think it'll be much better to just legalize the whole lot

[billy]

agreed Bill,they are actually snorters.
there will always be excesses but in the whole i think it'll be much better to just legalize the whole lot

well that's fine if you want the countryside littered with dead bodies.
most who smoke will mainline eventually.

here's another point.
make it legal and it will be more accessible to kids. adults will buy it and sell it to kids for a profit. if kids see their parents or older siblings using (mainlining)
the odds are they'll do the same thing.

would you lik eto see you're kids use it because it's legal for adults?

who do you think the legalization of heroin will affect most.

usually it's the lower working class who rely on hard drugs. and if they're not lower working class when they start many of them unless they're extremely wealthy will be lower working or unemployed class before they finish or die.

lets not beat about the bush here. heroin isn't the same as cocaine or weed. it's not like tobacco or booze. it's out there on it own.

lets also not presume that the 5 dollar bag the government is selling won't rise to 20 dollars once everyone's addicted. they did it with booze they did it with tobacco. why would heroin or any other drug be different?

[srijantje]

why do you think the use of heroin will go up if it's made legal?yes maybe a bit for a while.people who want it get it anyway,if it's legal they can at least afford it and it won't be adulterated crap.
i wouldn't like my kids using it if it's legal or illegal for adults.

[billy]

why do you think the use of heroin will go up if it's made legal?yes maybe a bit for a while.people who want it get it anyway,if it's legal they can at least afford it and it won't be adulterated crap.
i wouldn't like my kids using it if it's legal or illegal for adults.

in a word...tax

at present a pk of cigarettes makes the inland revenue 80 pence on the pound. so out of a 5 pound pack the taxman gets 3 pound 20 pence.
the same almost with booze.

what makes anyone think it will be different if the legalize drugs?

it's also the fact it's adulterated that saves peoples lives. most junkies would overdose on pure heroin.

at present more black market booze and tobacco is sold than the legal stuff.
(in the uk)