Singapore sentence 20yr old to hang

last SG · 2009-01-03T16:07:57+00:00

Point taken, but the question remains - where do you draw the line on (sub)cultures that should be accepted and/or legalised, with consistency?P.S. You do re...

jondizzle foshizzle SG

The process for pork floss, if you take it further, can produce powder.

But the texture will not appeal to the general consumer.

Much like how much you dont want to believe, because you cannot accept it.

And denying that such products and procedures exist is just about as useful as a ostrich with his head in the mud.

Pork floss isn't pork meat put through a grinder and there's nothing you can say that will change that.

viciouskitty74 SG

So because it's not proven that it can't be powdered you just assume it can.

Well then, you have no proof there's a flying spaghetti monster living in your foot so...

No dear, as early as all this argument starts. You were the one who assumed I was telling stories about seeing powdered canabis.

But since I know it can, and you keep insisting you cant. Your point?

BTW, will someone actually answer the question. What does it smells like? Can you identify it?

viciouskitty74 SG

Pork floss isn't pork meat put through a grinder and there's nothing you can say that will change that.

I didnt, I said pork floss can be powdered.

So now you trying to say I say this and that?

Whats wrong with you?

jondizzle foshizzle SG

I didnt, I said pork floss can be powdered.

So now you trying to say I say this and that?

Whats wrong with you?

Don't pretend you're so thick to not understand that pork floss isn't actually meat. I said meat can't be ground into a powder and you countered with pork floss as an example.

Keii SG

Maybe, but you need to widen up your mind and see what the professionals really can do.

Ever considered how pork floss is done?

jondizzle foshizzle SG

No dear, as early as all this argument starts. You were the one who assumed I was telling stories about seeing powdered canabis.

But since I know it can, and you keep insisting you cant. Your point?

BTW, will someone actually answer the question. What does it smells like? Can you identify it?

Well then there must be a flying spaghetti monster since you've provided no proof that there isn't.

viciouskitty74 SG

Don't pretend you're so thick to not understand that pork floss isn't actually meat. I said meat can't be ground into a powder and you countered with pork floss as an example.

Ok....this is where you are seriously making a fool of yourself.

pork floss isnt actually meat.

that goes with same theory with marijuna is not drug eh.....

viciouskitty74 SG

Well then there must be a flying spaghetti monster since you've provided no proof that there isn't.

Hey, I can believe a flying spaghetti monster if a 4 year old child tells me that.

Kids can see anything, they can believe anything and I always hope I can maintain that kinda open mind.

viciouskitty74 SG

Yes Keii?

And dont nag me, I really dont like being nagged.

jondizzle foshizzle SG

Ok....this is where you are seriously making a fool of yourself.

pork floss isnt actually meat.

that goes with same theory with marijuna is not drug eh.....

Well your argument to whether or not marijuana can be powdered was "It can because I know it can" so I wouldn't go about calling others fools.

viciouskitty74 SG

Well your argument to whether or not marijuana can be powdered was "It can because I know it can" so I wouldn't go about calling others fools.

If I am a fool, then I am a fool.

But I dont appreciate being called a liar. Which you have done.

I wonder who is a bigger fool proven here.

Keii SG

Yes Keii?

And dont nag me, I really dont like being nagged.

I'm not being a nag. I'm just baffled at how both of you, go on harping on each other, forgetting about previous posts, and not posting any relevant constructive stuff for DISCUSSION.

All it is, to and fro, is what you see.

I rest my case.

Have a good night.

jondizzle foshizzle SG

Hey, I can believe a flying spaghetti monster if a 4 year old child tells me that.

Kids can see anything, they can believe anything and I always hope I can maintain that kinda open mind.

Okay, I officially end the argument here. I refuse to lower myself by conversing with an adult of presumably 35 years of age who would believe in a flying spaghetti monster.

Oh and by the way, there is a flying spaghetti monster and it's about to eat you. Run!

jondizzle foshizzle SG

I'm not being a nag. I'm just baffled at how both of you, go on harping on each other, forgetting about previous posts, and not posting any relevant constructive stuff for DISCUSSION.

All it is, to and fro, is what you see.

I rest my case.

Have a good night.

Properly cited sources from news articles and medical journals aren't relevant and constructive?

viciouskitty74 SG

Okay, I officially end the argument here. I refuse to lower myself by conversing with an adult of presumably 35 years of age who would believe in a flying spaghetti monster.

Oh and by the way, there is a flying spaghetti monster and it's about to eat you. Run!

Fine, its okay by me.

as mentioned, when a 4 year old suggest there is a flying spaghetti monster...I believe him.

wonder who bought up the flying spaghetti monster?

viciouskitty74 SG

Properly cited sources from news articles and medical journals aren't relevant and constructive?

he didnt mean your news articles.

he meant your insisting that others are lying because there is no medical journals published for you to believe in.

And I do think he also meant you trying to play a argument to only your advantage with me messing with you for the very fact that you accuse me a liar.

viciouskitty74 SG

I cannot tolerate this barbarism any longer. Those of you who agree with sentencing this man to death are either in support of Singapore's oppressive laws or are severely misinformed. Cannabis is a harmless drug, it is an unhealthy Big Mac compared to alcohol and tobacco. Why it is still illegal is beyond me but hopefully that would change as there have been talks about Obama possibly legalising marijuana and perhaps the rest of the world will follow suit if the U.S. takes a stand against this outdated law founded on corporatism and racism.

Drugs may ruin lives but it should be the individual's choice who he or she wishes to live his/her life. The government should have no say in it, it may not be entirely healthy but you don't see people being prosecuted for eating too much McDonald's. This goes beyond the argument of corporal punishment or the death penalty, this is an affront to individual freedom and a step towards complete totalitarianism.

This is considered constructive?

In page 2 of the thread?

Cannot stand the barbarism whatever......US legalising marijuana.

Then leave sg, come to US where I am at. You might just be here celebrating when Obama really does that. (If he does, we are all going to laugh, serious.)

Gahment has no say in it.

Errr......thats kinda suggesting ghana. they have a say in how their people slaughter each other?

Affront to individual free and a step towards totalitarianism?

Oh come on, that law and ruling has been in place for how many donkey years now. Its still a step?

viciouskitty74 SG

Its now 0824hours, Thursday January 08 year 2009.

and the day Obama legalise canabis for consumer consumption, I will give you USD1 for being right.

I forgot to mention. OC California USA.

furb SG

Wow... 12 pages of discussion.

Seriously guys, don't you see this discussion (flame war) will never end? Even if manage to convince people with your views, at the end of the day, it still means nothing.

Singapore laws classified marijuana as a banned drug and so it shall be. Nothing can change that fact, besides only certain part of the world classified it as not part of banned drugs. Majority of the world still classified it as one, so why should Singapore bend it's rules for the minority?

Heck, if Singapore wants to, she can even classified sweets as drugs, what can you do about it? Don't like it, migrate then, stay away from Singapore.

Our laws is released to the public, not like it is undisclose. So there is no excuse for you to break it and no reason for you to whine about it when you get caught for it. If you don't want to get into trouble with the laws, just stay away, simple as that.

Btw, It makes no sense comparing marijuana against junk foods (macdonald), because I don't see people eating marijuana for lunch.

If majority of the Singaporean are not whining about the law, I don't see why there's a need to change it. Afterall, we are the ones living here, not those people in other countries shouting for human rights when their country is in a mess.

Kuali Baba SG

Cannabis buds can be milled into a flour after they're dried. I can only speculate why the dead person VK mentions used it. It could've be crack for all we know, but I'm not privileged to the knowledge of their flavours.

Pot smoke has a sweet smell. Don't indulge in it for too long, or at least don't get called up for drug testing, because it lingers for up to a month in the body. It's a hallucinogen and also a stimulant, which is why it's banned in sports (read up about what happened to Tomas Enge if you're not convinced), and possibly why it's controlled.

Side question: I wonder if you feel the same about LSD, given that it was placed even lower on the chart in the same Lancet journal. It can be fatal, but we've already discounted the harm to self caused by such narcotics.

Until such a time where cannabis usage and abuse become acceptable practices the way alcohol consumption is, respect the laws of the land. Yeah, it also seems stupid to cover my arms and legs in some Islamic states, but if I don't then it's a risk that I take and I know the consequences. Fly into any (or many, if I'm wrong) country in this region and you're warned about the penalties for drug trafficking. The Ghanaian chap took his chances and he has been charged accordingly.

If you're not happy with that, then take a risk with salvia or poppers. But don't expect folks to sympathise with you online if a more osbcure law can be used to prosecute you for using them.

Edited for inaccuracy; the mistake has been quoted in the next reply.

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