davidjosephscott
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No, not at all
and, for the record, luck has nothing to do with it, I'm not 'lucky' to not be a junkie, I just made better decisions where heroin is concerned
If I was a junkie!!.....
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No, not at all
and, for the record, luck has nothing to do with it, I'm not 'lucky' to not be a junkie, I just made better decisions where heroin is concerned
davidjosephscott
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And with that... I think that this has gone on for as many posts as necessary
davidjosephscott pardon my fannying about with 'nonsensical metaphors' it still feels rather odd to talk about HEROIN on a forum and not have to say things like SWIM or 'my cat was doing x,y,z the other day' for legal reasons... But, at your request, I shall refer to it by it's 'proper' name ie the one YOU choose to use for it, as apposed to it's medical name diacetylmorphine or the various 'street names' horse, brown,h, black, tar or even 'golden girl'
I suggest you channel your angst into something productive, a letter for example. Why not write to your local MP, let him know that you're fed up of those low lives getting freebies on your dime and that you'd much prefer they were forced to pay the £5 just like you had to and, should the inevitable happen and they choose to share needles, you believe tax payers money would be better spent on treating hepatitis and on medicating AIDS sufferers, than on needle exchange programs!
The notion that all those given free needles discard them 'at will' is utter nonsense! Not least because one of the main aims of the NSPs (needle and syringe programmes) is to reduce the amount of paraphernalia on the streets by giving participants sharps boxes for their used needles and educating them on the dangers of blood-borne pathagens! It's more likely that the needles you come across were not paid for by you...
Heaven forbid you'd fall from your high horse and land in a pit of drug induced despair. But, should it happen, I WILL show you compassion and understanding, because I'll know just how hard it is to be judged, by inhuman c*nts like you, as the lowest of the low!
oh and FYI my daddy did buy me a bike, it was pink and had spokey-dokeys
My doctor however didn't warn me how addictive pain killers were after my accident, or the lengths I would go to once he cut me off and I was desperate!
Yours sincerely
ex-lowlife!
I suggest you channel your angst into something productive, a letter for example. Why not write to your local MP, let him know that you're fed up of those low lives getting freebies on your dime and that you'd much prefer they were forced to pay the £5 just like you had to and, should the inevitable happen and they choose to share needles, you believe tax payers money would be better spent on treating hepatitis and on medicating AIDS sufferers, than on needle exchange programs!
The notion that all those given free needles discard them 'at will' is utter nonsense! Not least because one of the main aims of the NSPs (needle and syringe programmes) is to reduce the amount of paraphernalia on the streets by giving participants sharps boxes for their used needles and educating them on the dangers of blood-borne pathagens! It's more likely that the needles you come across were not paid for by you...
Heaven forbid you'd fall from your high horse and land in a pit of drug induced despair. But, should it happen, I WILL show you compassion and understanding, because I'll know just how hard it is to be judged, by inhuman c*nts like you, as the lowest of the low!
oh and FYI my daddy did buy me a bike, it was pink and had spokey-dokeys
My doctor however didn't warn me how addictive pain killers were after my accident, or the lengths I would go to once he cut me off and I was desperate!Yours sincerely
ex-lowlife!
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To be honest, I'm going to keep this short. I know people who would be defined as 'junkies'. But, if you passed them on the street, you wouldn't know. At all. People need to realise, not all 'junkies' are like the ones shown by the media. For all you know, your bank manager could be on cocaine every night, your boss could be on heroin, and your best friend on cannabis. You just don't know.
And, bitching about 'junkies' getting them for free.
If you really want to make a difference... Go and pick up some used needles, and hand them in at a needle bank and get new, clean ones back! As, I do believe that's how it works. They don't get it for free, they give in their old ones. Simple as that. So, please... Stop your bitching and whining, and look at the bigger picture davidjosephscott
To be honest, I'm going to keep this short. I know people who would be defined as 'junkies'. But, if you passed them on the street, you wouldn't know. At all. People need to realise, not all 'junkies' are like the ones shown by the media. For all you know, your bank manager could be on cocaine every night, your boss could be on heroin, and your best friend on cannabis. You just don't know.
And, bitching about 'junkies' getting them for free.
If you really want to make a difference... Go and pick up some used needles, and hand them in at a needle bank and get new, clean ones back! As, I do believe that's how it works. They don't get it for free, they give in their old ones. Simple as that. So, please... Stop your bitching and whining, and look at the bigger picture davidjosephscott
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davidjosephscott, you wouldn't need my pity if you ended up a 'lowlife junkie'... you already have it for being the person you are.
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