Police leaniant on

[Phil rr]

police are not going to be treating ppl smoking dope harshly, because they think it will calm them down, and mean less chance of trouble.

 

hahaha.

[Lisa]

give them some *E* I say

[Aaron]

I second that!

[Phil rr]

sssssssssssshhh

Edited June 12, 2004 by Phil rr

[Guest Kether]

Drugs are decriminalised in Portugal anyway.

[Louise]

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Jun 12 2004, 18:18)

police are not going to be treating ppl smoking dope harshly, because they think it will calm them down, and mean less chance of trouble. hahaha.

after the trouble in albuferia yesterday it didnt quite work did it

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Louise @ Jun 16 2004, 07:46)

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Jun 12 2004, 18:18) police are not going to be treating ppl smoking dope harshly, because they think it will calm them down, and mean less chance of trouble. hahaha. after the trouble in albuferia yesterday it didnt quite work did it I blame the police for that.   They were way too heavy handed. People are naturally going to fight back if there's a confrontation like that.   You could hear the women screaming and eye whitnesses say that everyone, women included, were getting hit indiscriminately. That's not crowd control, that's battery.

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (Louise @ Jun 16 2004, 07:46)

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Jun 12 2004, 18:18) police are not going to be treating ppl smoking dope harshly, because they think it will calm them down, and mean less chance of trouble. hahaha. after the trouble in albuferia yesterday it didnt quite work did it i blame the number of people smoking dope - clearly not enough. maybe it's too expensive out there or the dealers are hard to find.