On 1 mei, 19:11, "greyprimer" <greypri...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "Dr John Watson" <drj...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
messagenews:67tqrrF2q22f9U1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Noticed at Thu, 01 May
2008 13:11:33 +0100: greyprimer informed us:
>
> > > You see kids blantently smoking this on the streets, more so than
ever,
> > > when you walk past houses the smell hits you, I think alot of crime
is
> > > linked to its use, also kids are going younger that are using it
> > > something need doing
>
> > Such as?
>
> > --
> > Dr John Watson
> > Baker Street
> > Thats a good question, there is no easy way to tackle this at all, the
>
> other day I saw a lad who was no more than five or six, smoking his head
> off, I thought to myself does his mother know , next thing a woman who
> appeared from around a corner, started to walk away with him, this
looked
> like his mother, he carried on smoking, that says it all the parents are
as
> bad if not worse than the kids these days
Thanks to prohibition, criminals don't care about the age of their
customers. Now if a liquor store was selling booze to kids, they would
not keep their license to sell alcohol for very long. Regulating and
educating is the only effective strategy to reduce and prevent abuse.
That goes for both alcohol and cannabis (as well as other drugs).
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