On May 16, 3:10 pm, "Laissez-faire" wrote:
> JohnO wrote:
>> On May 16, 12:34 am, "Laissez-faire"
>> wrote:
>>> Pooh wrote:
>>>> They're looking at taking action against the Four Square
>>>> operator in
>>>> Moera after he sold P components to an undercover reporter
>>>> AND
>>>> warned
>>>> him to be carefull of the police. The company say's it has a
>>>> family
>>>> image and won't tolerate the sort of actions the operator
>>>> did.
>>>> Good
>>>> on them, it's a good PR action.
>
>>> He didn't sell p 'components' He sold something that is freely
>>> available for purchase in a lot of places.
>
>> But he sold the ingredients with the full knowledge of what
>> they are
>> being used for. That sounds immoral and illegal to me.
>
> Rubbish. There's nothing morally wrong with making P.
>
>>> Would you say someone selling a hammer was selling murder
>>> weapons?
>
>>> You can't hold one man responsible for the actions of another.
>
>>> Drugs should not be illegal. There should be no laws regarding
>>> drugs at all.
>
>> What nonsense. So if there was a drug dealer hanging around the
>> gates
>> of your kids' school peddling p you'd have no problem with
>> that?
>
> Of course I would, idiot! Children are not of the age of consent.
> They are not emotionally, intellectually developed enough to make
> such decisions for themselves.
Make up your mind. In one post you say "There should be no laws
regarding drugs at all." then in your next post you object to someone
peddling the drugs. How do you prevent the latter without a law
against it?
>
> P is for those who want to use it who are consenting adults. If
> they want to fuck up their lives then that's their business, not
> yours.
