Perfect. But are you going to do black face?

That's definitely the impression I get, that he's completely reactive to what he thinks is popular currently, with no vision or care for for actually making a positive difference.

What past addiction? That was someone else you were talking to.

No, I'm not acting like that at all. The proposal says that there will be a range of ways in which drugs will be made available, some will only be available to treat dependency. I'm just saying that you can disagree about where some should be in that range while also supporting decriminalisation

What am I making up?

Also, I am not a moralising fuck. You've got so invested in having an argument you think everyone who tries to point out some nuance is against you.

I agree with the policy. I'm just saying that there is some room for discussion on some of the finer details.

The Green Party policy says powder cocaine will be dispensed as a recreational drug. Not to treat addiction.

We all have the context. Their role is to dispense recreational drugs after a consultation.

As I've said elsewhere, you can agree that all drugs should be decriminalised, and still disagree on how available each drug is made.

Specialist Pharmacies is what it says.

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A big thank you to Hannah Spencer MP for signing our letter and standing in clear support of the trans+ community.

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I don't think you're disagreeing with me.

There's a healthy discussion to be had on which drugs should be freely available, and which should be more restricted while agreeing that all should be decriminalised.

What who's referring to?

To be clear, I don't know enough about these drugs to have an opinion. I'm just being that annoying internet guy coming in and meddling with an argument.

I agree everything should be decriminalised and addiction should be treated as a health care issue.

I think you're missing the point that there is some gray area over the extent to which different drugs are legalised, and that, I think, is the point being made.

But is it? Really?

Honestly, this just sounds a bit mean now. They've already stated that they've had a coke problem, so calling them an addict feels like it's meant just to upset them.

But also, if you believe someone can be a coke addict, does that mean that there may be some issues with legalising it?

You know why

No. Don't enable him.

You do make it harder to follow your conversations than literally anyone else's

I can understand that. I think that broadly this is a good policy, just that there is some gray area over how exactly each drug should be dealt with. Personally I think to reject it completely due to those gray areas would be to throw the baby out with the bath water.

Specifically, from this, it is not legal to buy crack or heroin, but it will be prescribed to treat addiction.

I guess your issue is that they propose that things like mdma are treated more like alcohol than like crack?

Sat enjoying a nice coffee in the sunshine on town.

Getting a steady tick of WhatsApp messages explaining why people I don't know or care about are not at dance class this morning.

oh! they got this all screwed up!

Screenshot from a profile on a dating app: A random fact I love is Food

Dating apps can be really tiresome

Aren't those close to the PM also people he appointed? So either way he's still responsible.

I don't think this is fair to Ticketmaster.

They were also screwing over concert goers. Don't sell them short.

But why are the children crying?
Haven't you heard? Rik, the people's poet, is dead!
Mayall loneliness epidemic

BREAKING: Reform UK's Malcolm Offord has claimed on that Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar approached him at the start of the election campaign proposing to 'work together' to 'remove the SNP'

Quite simply fuck Labour and fuck Reform

You know what you've done.

smh.

You'd think it'd taste awful, wouldn't you?

You'd be correct.