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    Quote Originally Posted by Win2Win View Post
    The people who died were not actually prescribed them though, they belonged to someone else, and the majority were already drug/alcohol abusers.
    ok .. im addicted to caffiene..


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    Quote Originally Posted by branno View Post
    ok .. im addicted to caffiene..
    That's a lifestyle choice ... I should be addicted to the meds I've been on over the years, but I'm not. It's all down to will power.
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    no death penalty in the phils joe
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    Quote Originally Posted by keithAngel View Post
    no death penalty in the phils joe
    i've seen the sign keith, and i wasn't at the time as my misses confirmed it

    i know they don't do it now, but why have the sign if you don't

    check on wikipedia

    Capital punishment in the the Philippines has a varied history and was abolished on June 24, 2006 (the second time since 1987).

    well last time i went to the phils was 2005 i think , a pic of the landing card, death penalty at the bottom

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    There are 2 inconvienient truths as i see it

    You can never stop something when there is a huge demand for it

    It is no business of any one what some one else chooses to do with there free will and state of mind

    Regulate like alchohol yes tax perhaps try to prohibite and tell lies about the reality and you will create a monster of Criminals with more money and power than many sovriegn states and all the petty crime amongst addicts that so changes our society

    And Politicians will be suborned and bought and our law enforcement demoralised

    You cant win "the war on drugs" comforting as that thought may be as a sound bite nor will the killing of a few Asians or europeans affect that outcome one iota

    Its no more or less sad to loose a family member from road accident illness suicide or overdose and we cant stop any of those either nit pick all you want it wont change a thing nor ritualy putting to death a few pinoys whos crime was to be poor and be caste in the role of scapegoat
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    Quote Originally Posted by keithAngel View Post
    There are 2 inconvienient truths as i see it

    You can never stop something when there is a huge demand for it

    It is no business of any one what some one else chooses to do with there free will and state of mind

    Regulate like alchohol yes tax perhaps try to prohibite and tell lies about the reality and you will create a monster of Criminals with more money and power than many sovriegn states and all the petty crime amongst addicts that so changes our society

    And Politicians will be suborned and bought and our law enforcement demoralised

    You cant win "the war on drugs" comforting as that thought may be as a sound bite nor will the killing of a few Asians or europeans affect that outcome one iota

    Its no more or less sad to loose a family member from road accident illness suicide or overdose and we cant stop any of those either nit pick all you want it wont change a thing nor ritualy putting to death a few pinoys whos crime was to be poor and be caste in the role of scapegoat
    Keith, god forbid, if you ever have to go and identify the dead body of one of your children or grandchild you'll change your view, I've had to identify the dead body of my younger brother, something i'll never forget, but I'll spare you all the details, but I'm pro life, life hard labour would be a better punishment.

    i just hope you dont have to eat those words one day Keith.. you really have no idea about drugs or the effect it has on families, maybe next time your in the uk, you can come and visit my mother, the grave of my step-dad and of my brother,,

    if you cant buy the drugs then you can take them, simple as that..
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    Quote Originally Posted by keithAngel View Post
    There are 2 inconvienient truths as i see it

    You can never stop something when there is a huge demand for it

    It is no business of any one what some one else chooses to do with there free will and state of mind

    Regulate like alchohol yes tax perhaps try to prohibite and tell lies about the reality and you will create a monster of Criminals with more money and power than many sovriegn states and all the petty crime amongst addicts that so changes our society

    And Politicians will be suborned and bought and our law enforcement demoralised

    You cant win "the war on drugs" comforting as that thought may be as a sound bite nor will the killing of a few Asians or europeans affect that outcome one iota

    Its no more or less sad to loose a family member from road accident illness suicide or overdose and we cant stop any of those either nit pick all you want it wont change a thing nor ritualy putting to death a few pinoys whos crime was to be poor and be caste in the role of scapegoat
    precisely...scape goats.. but not going off the subject like we have in other areas.. im sorry for the parents too.. and that was my sympathy to begin with ..


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    My mum nearly died of prescription drugs. An irresponsible general practitioner was to blame.

    She was on a repeat prescription of valium. This was in 69. The doctor concerned was never struck off, in fact he was still ' practising' in 2005.


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    My mum nearly died of prescription drugs. An irresponsible general practitioner was to blame.

    She was on a repeat prescription of valium. This was in 69. The doctor concerned was never struck off, in fact he was still ' practising' in 2005.
    now do u understand my point ..


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    Quote Originally Posted by branno View Post
    now do u understand my point ..
    Yes, I understand prescription drugs kill, I never doubted you on that but, its the irresponsible quacks doling them out who should be brought to book.


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    My mum nearly died of prescription drugs. An irresponsible general practitioner was to blame.

    She was on a repeat prescription of valium. This was in 69. The doctor concerned was never struck off, in fact he was still ' practising' in 2005.
    my mom was prescribed the same,she was prescribed valium for many years, and was addicted , she chose to come off the drug just 1 year before she died,

    my school mates mom, was prescribed, mothers little helper wiz/speed/ as called amfetimin, i remember that we used to pinch them


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    Quote Originally Posted by imagine View Post
    my mom was prescribed the same,she was prescribed valium for many years, and was addicted , she chose to come off the drug just 1 year before she died,

    my school mates mom, was prescribed, mothers little helper wiz/speed/ as called amfetimin, i remember that we used to pinch them
    becareful of red horse too i think that contains alchohol lol or formalin ...


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    i got an uncle who gone crazy when some guys in the neighborhood gave him drugs when he was 14-15yrs old..and he was admitted to mental hospital at some point but my grandparents couldn't bear to see him there so they just took care of him ever since..he got lost by the time i was in my highschool years (i think he was already in his 40s that time) and upto now we cant find him..i'm sure my grandparents had so much pain and suffered a lot since that day those drug pushers did that to my uncle..but i guess they couldnt identify at that time who they were..what they could only do was to watch him and think my uncle lost his whole life..


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    Quote Originally Posted by raynaputi View Post
    i got an uncle who gone crazy when some guys in the neighborhood gave him drugs when he was 14-15yrs old..and he was admitted to mental hospital at some point but my grandparents couldn't bear to see him there so they just took care of him ever since..he got lost by the time i was in my highschool years (i think he was already in his 40s that time) and upto now we cant find him..i'm sure my grandparents had so much pain and suffered a lot since that day those drug pushers did that to my uncle..but i guess they couldnt identify at that time who they were..what they could only do was to watch him and think my uncle lost his whole life..
    i undestand its so sad..


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    it ALL makes revenue
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    Quote Originally Posted by keithAngel View Post
    it ALL makes revenue
    correct kieth... recently ive been listening to my friends parents n friends talking about the medication for high blood n cholestel.. how certain tablets are affecting them badly.. so they have to keep changing medication.. because of the side effects...


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    I deal with folk high on every substance available in the uk legal and otherwise through out the summer

    I can assure you all that my experience gained objectivity is not lickly to be changed through any personal tragedies emotive as those experiences may be

    Much more probable through bungy jumping or some hoody trying to evade capture the jungle has been created and now we have to live in it or radicaly rethink our belief systems if we dont want to be overweilmed by it

    It wont go away because of ignorance and learned fear nor by repeating the failed mantras of punishment and retribution for what someone decides to do in the privacy of their own house or social group the yanks imprison 700% more and have the largest prison population mostly through there drug laws but it sure isnt stopping peoples recreational useage nor the queue of new dealers
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    Quote Originally Posted by keithAngel View Post
    I deal with folk high on every substance available in the uk legal and otherwise through out the summer
    that's not the same at all, first it doesn't effect you personally or your family, it effects you in your working hours, not 24/7/365 for x years, you go home you get away from those people who are on every substance, many addicts and their families live a 24 hour hell.

    well I'm sure if it was your own personal tragedy your opinion would change, that I'm certain of.

    oh I'm not for the death penalty, but like i said hard labor, and educating kids, what can and will happen to some of them if they start taking drugs, not just the destruction of them but their family to.

    I'm not the one ignorant of it, I've lived with a drug addict for 20yrs, I've watch it kill my brother, and indirectly my stepfather and mother and its effected me, that i have to now take prescribed medicines. All i hope its that I'll live long enough to see little Joe reach 18yrs old.

    keith when it effects you personally i know you will change your views.
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    Joe I appreciate your personal tradgedy but what you describe amongst perhaps a million recreational users is an extreme situation

    No one who never drinks alchohol becomes an alchoholic

    But we dont ban it and create a criminalised classe any more the Americans tried and it led to a corruption of their system and the rise of gangsterism to this very day

    People with grave personality disorders may well do self harm if not noticed in time and using opiates to escape the unrecognised pain they find themselves in is exacerbated by the need to get the next fix which in turn leads to the terrible effects you describe and the breakdown of family and relationships and has a huge negative effect on our society as a whole

    Its not in my opinion though possible in the slightest to legislate or punish this away

    Whats happening is a sub culture that no longer owes any alligance to the folk who seek to criminalise them

    And a disproportionate amount of retoric from our "leaders" that no-one really believes

    There is no longer any consensus over the responcabilties and freedom of the individual in relation to the state that acts ever more as revenue collectors rather than facilitators of its Citizens

    Visas for our good ladies is a prime example

    Freedom is risky but the alternatives are to me unthinkable as our abilitie to choose for ourselves becomes ever more eroded
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    Keith extreme , it's more common than you think,

    Swansea Love Story - Episode 1
    http://www.uk-rehab.com/page5.php

    i fear for your grandchildren, if you dont....
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    I'm not prepared to add yet another opinion to a thread which started off with the title "Human rights...".
    A few facts are necessary.
    The British Medical Association is a trade union. They contribute to the British National Formulary which lists prescribed drugs. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) and Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) decide on what may be prescribed, ultimately and inevitably based on human trials.
    Medicines should only be prescribed when they are necessary, and the benefits must be considered in relation to the risks involved. The Hippocratic Oath includes this clause :- "I will not provide treatments that are pointless or harmful, or which an informed and competent patient refuses".
    Controlled drugs are governed in the UK by The Misuse of Drugs Act (1971), and The Misuse of Drugs Regulations (2001). The penalties applicable to offences involving different drugs are graded according to the harmfulness attributed to the drug when it is misused. They are defined in three Classes (A, B, and C). The Regulations define who is authorised to supply and possess controlled drugs, which are divided into five Schedules.
    No system is perfect and there are arguments for and against "legalising" controlled drugs.
    Cancer affects 1 in 3 and kills 1 in 5 of the population. There are many different types, and they vary in frequency between different populations ( UK and Philippines, for example). Smoking and diet, however, are major predisposing causes in both countries, as elsewhere in the world. As every cancer starts off as a single cell mutation, and they all consist of a purposeless proliferation of cells, it is impossible to say how long each cancer takes to develop. It's likely to be years and the best hope for cure is to diagnose as early as possible.
    My posts are non-judgemental, merely providing facts where they are known.


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    Controlled drugs acts 1971 and 2001. All a bit late in the day considering controlled drugs were about decades earlier. Too late for the thousands upon thousands of people dying of such abuse.

    The 1 in 5 dying of cancer is a shock, is that the average worldwide statistics or in the uk only?


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    The 1 in 5 dying of cancer is a shock, is that the average worldwide statistics or in the uk only?
    depends what age they are, you have to die from something
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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    depends what age they are, you have to die from something
    Correct. As life expectancy improves, when people eventually die, the proportion of deaths from different causes changes. At the risk of repeating what I have said in other threads, most common serious diseases are the result of lifestyle, whether by choice or not. Over 80% of cancers are related to environmental factors. Risk factors for the commonest killing disease in the UK, Philippines, and the world - cardiovascular disease - are well known. Drugs, alcohol , and smoking are obvious factors affecting life expectancy - the controversy is how to control, and how much to control, them.


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    ....you have to die from something
    WHAT!!!! First I've heard of this
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    Quote Originally Posted by Win2Win View Post
    WHAT!!!! First I've heard of this
    Correct ! Only 4 possible causes ( see my last post ).
    Thawing out after cryopreservation would happen with global warming and reveal the cause(s), by which time there could be a cure, but don't count on it .


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    Doc Alan an excellent statement of the facts


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    Quote Originally Posted by branno View Post
    Human Rights

    Heartfelt sympathy to the family of the children who were recently given the ultimate death penalty... by the CHINESE...
    Quote Originally Posted by branno View Post
    precisely...scape goats.. but not going off the subject like we have in other areas.. im sorry for the parents too.. and that was my sympathy to begin with ..
    thats why we got a system of rules and guidelines to follow, in simple terms a 'law' usually enforced through a set of institutions,countries etc and we are meant to abide by it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sars_notd_virus View Post
    thats why we got a system of rules and guidelines to follow, in simple terms a 'law' usually enforced through a set of institutions,countries etc and we are meant to abide by it.
    Except in the Phils

    Where its a bit more abitary
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    ive just read more on the thatcher n pinochet period omg bae even gave him millions ... frightening ..


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