What 'decriminalise' really
means is: we're giving junkies a drug den next door to you
PUBLISHED: 00:04 GMT, 21 April 2013 | UPDATED:
10:50 GMT, 21 April 2013
It will not be long before your home
town has special places where drug abusers can poke or snort poison into their
bodies. These will be legal and paid for by you and me.
It is a
stupid idea, of course. People who take such drugs are selfish parasites in
need of deterrence, not patients in need of treatment.
The nicer
we are to them, the more of them there will be, as we have proved conclusively
over the past four decades.
But it is
getting harder every day to express this opinion, and soon it will be more or
less impossible. The British liberal establishment have decided to surrender to
the powerful and well-funded lobby that wants to ‘decriminalise’ drugs.
They use
this clumsy word because international treaties prevent us from actually
legalising them. Instead, we just reduce the penalties to nothing (or don’t enforce
them) and make them legal in all but name.
Before
they can get away with this loathsome scheme, they have to brainwash the public
into accepting it.
That is
why the unpopular newspapers and the BBC have been giving favourable coverage
to a plan for ‘drug consumption rooms’ in Brighton. It is also why Portugal’s
abandonment of serious drug laws is constantly presented in a kindly light by
the establishment media.
Many
of you will have been brainwashed yourselves. Do you know how many supposedly
‘conservative’ newspapers endorsed the decriminalisation of cannabis years ago?
It is
amazing how many otherwise sensible people have already been fooled into
accepting the dud arguments for relaxing the law against cannabis, one of the
most dangerous drugs in existence.
Your
children, too, will have been brainwashed at school – where they will have
absorbed the moronic argument that because alcohol and tobacco are legal, it is
wrong to have laws against dope.
Whenever
I have the chance to debate this subject properly, I almost always defeat the
drug liberalisers.
But
that’s the problem. The debate has been shut down, because the liberals control
it. Only one side is allowed to be heard. TV and radio won’t let me talk about
this.
My recent
book, showing that the supposed ‘war on drugs’ was abandoned 40 years ago, and
that claims of stern ‘prohibition’ are propaganda drivel, was simply not
reviewed by most national papers or on the broadcast programmes that discuss
such things.
It is not
yet too late to stop this process, but a great deal of vigilance will be needed
to do so. Otherwise you may wake up one day soon and find a building near you
is being openly used by junkies to inject themselves, with police approval.
This is
all the warning you will get.
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