all caught attempting to smuggle drugs apart from the Dutchman
was sentenced to death for operating a huge factory producing ecstasy
Indonesia has put to death five foreigners and one local woman convicted of drugs offences
Well, they won't do that again. A salutary lesson for those Westerner idiots who dabble in drugs, pay attention to local laws.
Pity we haven't got similar outcomes here in New Zealand for the likes of drug dealers and home grown terrorists.
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Agreed with the when in Rome
What right has the state to tell me, a returned serviceman what I can and can't put in my body???
And I wish the state would do their job with terrorists residing in NZ instead of protecting them
https://r1016132.wordpress.com/2014/11/30/sos-sos/
Jamie, so long as the health system is a single-payer, socialist boondoggle then it has absolutely bloody every right to tell you what you can and can't put in your body.
The problem isn't that they've taken away our liberty - our rights to live and do as we please, they've also taken away the responsibility that goes along with it.
Today it's ecstasy, tomorrow it's cigarettes. Plus, alcohol, caffeine, contact sports, meat, bad language, chocolate, gasoline, un-educational toys and anything spicy.
http://youtu.be/puM1eT15NYw
Oh, and sugar. Don't forget that white devil!
Yay, free country!
$$$71.90 for a pack of smokes
http://lindsaymitchell.blogspot.co.nz/2015/01/we-should-be-outraged-but-most-dont.html
I've paid my dues pal
Not suggesting you haven't - and sincerely, thank you for your service - but in our collectivist paradise there is no differentiation between you and some lifetime-criminal scumbag who's never worked or contributed a day in his life. Our socialised healthcare system sees you both exactly the same. So, while you've paid your dues and he hasn't, there's no difference under the law. You can't smoke a little reefer, he can't smoke a little reefer. You can't snort some happy powder, and neither can he. Because, while you're a sensible fellow and can handle it, he can't and will be a meth-addicted murdering POS within a month. You can afford to pay for your own healthcare, but because he can't, neither of you (none of US) is free.
The answer isn't drugs per se. The answer is to address the massive, bloated, suffocating presence of the government in every single aspect of our existence. It starts with the Universal Franchise. Take away the vote from people who don't contribute and you immediately remove the incentive for mendacious scumbag politicians to buy those people's votes. It starts there.
Until then this returned serviceman will have to be a criminal then I guess
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