Petrol/Diesel prices

[The High King]

But the effects on the user are the same.
It's not how it's acquired it's what it does to people, especially young people and the damage it does to their health and futures.

They're getting it regardless.
It's probably easier to get a bag of coke then weed and both are probably easier to get then drink when you're underage.
That's all in the shadow of a drug policy you were indoctrinated in all those years ago.
It's failed miserably.
I'm all for more education around the dangers but thats not going to have any effect on how widespread and available drugs are.

 

[jimmym]

Midleton to cork train 75eu monthly ticket under the tax saver scheme, I used it up to 2020. will avail
of it again now,

 

[Bogroad]

Farce

 

[Drucker]

Parking is a nightmare though

 

[jimmym]

Parking is a nightmare though

Where?

 

[Donald Trump]

Legalising it cuts out the contact with drug dealers.

It's harder for kids to get gatt than to get illegal drugs as drug dealers don't ask for id

Prohibition does not work.

In the UK they've gone all Helen Lovejoy about gambling now. While not illegal, they're making people prove they have enough fir a slice of bread before letting them bet online.

So now, illegal WhatsApp bookies, no doubt run by organised crime have sprung up. Instead of just putting more into educating kids about gambling, having more treatment centres for addicts etc, they're giving crime another source of income.

I don't know why we haven't learned from America which is legalising betting at speed.

Prohibition doesn't work, it never has and it never will

 

[Donald Trump]

They're getting it regardless.
It's probably easier to get a bag of coke then weed and both are probably easier to get then drink when you're underage.
That's all in the shadow of a drug policy you were indoctrinated in all those years ago.
It's failed miserably.
I'm all for more education around the dangers but thats not going to have any effect on how widespread and available drugs are.

On the money.

The "war on drugs" is a complete failure.

 

[Handy Run]

On the money.

The "war on drugs" is a complete failure.

Dealers, cartels, corrupt officials and terrorists have won the war on drugs

 

[Donald Trump]

Dealers, cartels, corrupt officials and terrorists have won the war on drugs

Aye.

The Wire completely exposed the war on drugs for what it is in the USA at least.

Saw an ex top cop in Scotland Yard on sky news a while back calling it a sham that alienates police from the community they're policing and has cops doing a load of shite in paperwork and court hours instead of cops on the beat.

I don't know the answer either as it's a complex problem, but the way we've done it for the last 50 years or so has not worked at all.

 

[Meridian]

Well it depends on a few things as to how the price of oil will go over the next while:

Oil prices could slump to $75 a barrel in a recession — or jump to $150 if European sanctions slam Russian supplies, BofA says

Analysts at Bank of America laid out scenarios where Brent crude oil prices could hit $75, $102, and $150 per barrel.

markets.businessinsider.com