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actually, the movie is based more on the snowtown murders than milat or falconio

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http://www.smh.com.au/news/tv--radio/rebirth-of-a-teenage-sleuth/2005/12/04/1133631139171.html positive article, but the author obviously hasn't watched the show, or wasn't paying much attention. they are very loose with plot details and if you want to download the episodes try...

well, if you're not aware of it

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=alcohol+awareness+campaign&btnG=Google+Search&meta=cr%3DcountryAU but outright bans on other drugs have been effective? ones that sweep the issue under the carpet?

even though the last time this happened violent crime increased as alcohol distribution was taken over by organised crime? the number of people in prison also increased? and work productivity decreased?

'some drug'? ummm...that would be alcohol you're talking about, a drug that is completely legal. do you support alcohol prohibition as well?

http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/pa-157.html i don't have any statistics that compare alcohol use between now and the 1930s. but as shown by this article, alcohol use remained fairly constant before prohibition, skyrocketed during prohibition, and the returned to it's previous state once...

yeah, because trains never crash

cigarettes and nicotine are legal, widely available, and highly addictive. use of this drug is decreasing because people are being made aware of it's side effects, and being given help in quitting alcohol consumption dropped when prohibition ended there are plenty of reasons to show that...

While overdose from MDMA itself is rare, many more toxic substances are often sold as ecstasy, and overdose or other adverse reaction to adulterants is not uncommon. MDMA appears to be one of the most commonly adulterated drugs. Many legal pills such as aspirin, paracetamol (acetaminophen)...

it deserves to be lower than apocolypse now

'drugs are highly addictive' ummm...no. some drugs are (heroin). some drugs aren't (ecstasy). you can't simply blanket all drugs like that and how is comparing legalising drugs to umm....legalising drugs in america not a very good one? prohibition lasted almost ten years, during which...

if recreational drugs were legalised, isn't it more likely that they will be used responsibly, and there will be less people homeless and out of work because they are drugged up all the time? it is a fact that when alcohol prohibition ended during the 1930s in america, both crime and alcohol...

if something causes unhappiness, it should be banned

you do realise that there are unhappy people who don't use drugs, right?

more people die each year from peanut allergies than ecstacy. we should ban peanuts, they can and do inflict pain and death

/points to ivan milat

i was referring to her sexy brain, duh!

singapore has one of the lowest crime rates in the world. but it is effectively run by a dictatorship. when i've been to singapore, you ask someone there what they think of the government and they won't answer. they assume you are probably a government agent trying to catch them out