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Originally Posted by ExpectedV
Location: Finland
That's not
your location, though?
Surely we have less corruption and **** and the power elite isn't as strong but it is there.
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Originally Posted by ExpectedV
I don't see what the problem is here? If you have a problem with getting locked up, don't carry narcotics.
The problem obviously is the stupid-ass drug laws.
If I have drugs in my possession or use them, that should not be anyone else's concern. It's my body. And lol victimless crimes.
I don't really do drugs of any kind, alcohol included, since I got my wife pregnant for the first time about 6 years ago, but if I were to, I'd like to buy them from a drugstore perfectly legally and pay tax on them.
Now the only way to get them is by supporting organized crime.
I mean if you really support the current drug legislation, you're either:
a.) misinformed
b.) too stupid to process information
c.) employed by / running an organization that makes $$$ from the current system; like politics, organized crime, law enforcement, juridistical system, for-profit prisons, alcohol industry, big pharma etc.
From a purely socio-economic point of view, current drug legislation is beyond insanity and stupidity.
As far as cops go, I'm sure that there are good and bad ones just like in any profession.
That said, when me and my buddies were arrested, we acted much more civilized than the other side of the law. I guess the pencil-dickers get their kicks out of using totally unnecessary force even in situations that definetely do not call for it.
I mean, we were calm and collected and sort of just shrugged to the situation.
cops OTOH, screaming their lungs out, waving their billysticks etc.
They kept me locked up for 3 days and tried every lowlife verbal tactic in their arsenal (no physical abuse, this is not 'Murica) to get me to give up something on my pusha-buddy.
I sticked to my story of buying it from an unknown dude in a bar and finally they gave up.
However, 2 weeks later they called me and outright lied to me that they had 'lost' my signed statement and asked me if I could come back to the station and re-sign a new one.
Obviously they had rigged the statement and were hoping that I'd sign it without reading it first.
Lowlife scumbags. Will never trust a cop.
A funny detail: one of the detectives questoning me was a kid I went to highschool with and hanged out with occasionally. I didn't know he had become a cop. To say the least, he was surprised to see me, too.
I'm not pissed that I was arrested or fined or locked up.
But I'm pissed that I'm labeled a junkie in the cop-system and have a criminal record which might stop some potential employers from employing me in the future, in case they do extensive background checks.
That is totally wrongful. All I did was get high on a substance the government doesn't get a direct cut from manufacturing and distributing.
I'm not the idiot who wrote the law.
Also, I don't appreciate the high depressants like alcohol or opiates produce. When I go out partying I actually want to feel good and have fun.
But there are no legal stimulants I can buy
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Originally Posted by ExpectedV
choose better people to hang out with.
The buddy of mine who at the time used to push, is a very well-natured fella with high moral values and ****.
He'd never ever sell anything to minors and had this "drugs in one hand, cash in another"-policy because he didn't want to put himself in a position where he'd need to potentially violently go after people who owed money to him.
Last edited by Pummi81; 04-16-2014 at 03:57 AM.