It's legal in Sweden, tho it's ilegal to buy from them.mrx19869 said:
I think you should be allowed to kill people.. or atleast I should be allowed to kill people..
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I think you should be allowed to kill people.. or atleast I should be allowed to kill people..
The illegality of drugs, I think I agree with the Turian way of dealing with things, detailed in Mass Effect:
"There are no laws against recreational drug use on the Turian homeworld and as long as doing something don't interfer with your abillity to be a productive member of society, it's allowed."
"There are no laws against recreational drug use on the Turian homeworld and as long as doing something don't interfer with your abillity to be a productive member of society, it's allowed."
Marijuana. It has the potential to become as big a buisiness as the tobacco industry, providing thousands of jobs and money that you could tax the fuck out of. This seems like a rather logical plan, guys.
One is an Islamic theocratic dictatorship, and the other is an atheistic communist nation, respectively.bagodix said:
Their laws are not set up to protect the rights of people and to have some semblence of order and society, but to push the population in a particular direction. Therefore they are not really laws as we know them (rules made after a review and consultation with experts) but simple edicts delivered on the whims of people with severe narcissism issues.
idk if your from america but if you are you dont think american society is set up to push the general population in one direction or another? were slaves to the federal banks and the military industrial complex and know one talks about it. these people are sheep...cuddly_tomato said:
I am from England (it's more European than the USA thankfully, although government has been trying Americanize us for a while now). American laws have been going that ways yes. This is a result of the decaying in the democratic process due to corruption. Votes are now bought and paid for, whether through advertizing or through media manipulation to get the populace to vote a particular way. This, in turn, comes in the form of bribes and extortion from mega-corporations and big business.ninjaman 420 said:
If the media was truly free and unbiased, and politicans were not subject to "favours" from business leaders and bankers, you would find this kind of thing wouldn't happen.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. A right at the expense of others is not a right. It's so rare to find people who actually understand that.Swollen Goat said:
OT: I don't smoke, but I know a lot of people who do. While I'd rather they didn't, I could really care less if people do, but at the end of the day, there's no denying the health risks, if I'm around it too much I get ill, and I'd really rather not have the inside of my car smell like what comes out of the tail-pipe (same goes for my house, without the whole tail-pipe thing). If smokers don't have a right to anything, it's to complain about their health as a result of their habit, and that's more a petty annoyance/ironic observation than any sort of dictum-from-on-high.
"Man, I really hate this smoker's cough of mine."
"Well, quit breathing in the burning leaves, idiot."
I agree with everything you said except the last line of your edit. First, do you really think its okay to treat religion as a monolith? Different religions forbid and allow different things. Most of them make sense. You know, like forbidding things like murder, theft, etc.inglioti said:
But I assume your talking about Christians in general, right? (also a pretty diverse group)
I guess I'm asking that you not treat religion(s) as a whole group with a single set of beliefs, or make the assumption that every idea those groups have come up with is bad.