Dad Meadow Man Flower Farmer No to prison for cannabis

Pembrokeshire, Wales
I would be as hated by any right wing government as I am any left wing. I am no patriot. I'm an libertarian anarchist. I don't want my country to continue to have rape's rise at the rate they have the past decade and I'm not to stupid or to coward to say anything.
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I swear stoners are the group of addicts I hate the most. Completely fucking delusional
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Some Jim Lore My First cannabis protest was back in 2008. Protesting Jacqui Smith in her constituency for putting cannabis back to class B. It was my sound system we used! I was doing a favour for my good friend and legendary UK cannabis activist Don Barnard. Can you spot me?
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The Tories have called for the police to arrest anyone smoking cannabis "If an officer can smell cannabis in the air, I expect them to take action: find out who's smoking it, arrest them and prosecute them" Would you support or oppose this?
43% Support
57% Oppose
386 votes • Final results
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I can’t believe they actually used the ATM ripper technique on an egg money box. £3,000 worth of damage for… nothing. Best they could have hoped for was £30. The safe was empty. There was a sign on it saying no cash payments, they only take card.
leilani dowding 🌸🚜 ☮️
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Its selective bred Cannabis they've giving a palatable name to. 😅
A form of cannabis is being hailed as Scotland’s new super-crop, with the potential to supply the country’s equivalent of olive oil. i.stv.tv/4rRD7As
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Couldn't make it up 🤣
On the left, National Front 1988. On the right, Green Party 2026. How clear do you want it? greens4palestine.uk/
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“Let me be very clear. You had absolutely no problem paying taxes. None. But the moment you’re asked to pay jizya, suddenly it’s a problem. And I’m sorry, but that is Islamophobic.”
Waiting for the Left to claim that refusal to pay Islamic tax (jizya) is racist.
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The UK government’s “skunk” propaganda was so successful that people still talk about it like it’s some laboratory concentrate. They took a strain name, made it a villain, and a generation mistook the headlines for an education. That’s propaganda.
Bullshit you're prescribed skunk.
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Can any Japanese confirm if translation is accurate 😂
I love the Japanese intro to Postman Pat. It's so relaxing. For research purposes, I've painstakingly translated the Japanese lyrics...
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Another example which shows how clueless politicans are about the internet.
🚨 NEW: The Government is planning a “kill switch” that would immediately remove revenge porn from the internet as soon as it’s reported [@thetimes]
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I’ve never heard a coherent argument for why cannabis should remain illegal. The arguments I hear always seem to boil down to: A. Claims contradicted by evidence from countries with better cannabis laws. B. Wildly hypocritical standards C. “I know someone it didn’t agree with.”
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£600 million–£1.7 billion is the estimated Tax cannabis would provide the UK yearly on raw cannabis purchases alone. (25%) Add to that increased coffee tea and other drink sales in say a Dutch coffeeshop model. Staff for grows,shops,logistics,gfx design MULTI BILLION POUND
Multi MILLION pound industry just sitting there untapped btw, because a dying class of stuffed shirt politicians can't let Britain catch up with the rest of the world
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Multi MILLION pound industry just sitting there untapped btw, because a dying class of stuffed shirt politicians can't let Britain catch up with the rest of the world
🚨 NEW: The Tories have called for the police to arrest anyone smoking cannabis "If an officer can smell cannabis in the air, I expect them to take action: find out who's smoking it, arrest them and prosecute them"
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I’m old enough to remember that if an 11 year old went missing, it would be headline news. If they were found dead, it would be running news 24/7 on every television news slot and every UK newspaper for days or weeks. Now it’s just an afterthought. Barely mentioned, if at all.
11 year old girl who was reported missing last night around 11:20pm has been found dead in a cricket grounds in Elmley Castle, Worcestershire. The death is currently being treated as “Unexplained”
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Always time to stop and smell the flowers here
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You should have used a Lancia
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This is AI No outdoor in the uk has perfect leaf's, Come off it!
Well, that wasn’t on today’s walk bingo card 😂🐾 My little explorer stopped dead in his tracks and looked ridiculously proud of this rather unusual purple plant we spotted beside the countryside footpath.
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I sometimes wonder what happened with Humphrey Goldenbollocks or Godwin Clawecunte from the doomsday books. It sucks the names died out 😂
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I have not seen the government and police mobilise against its own people like they did in Gosport last night since the miners strike in the early eighties. We got used to seeing van loads of police from different areas of the country coming in to a community and smashing them at all costs then. And I think we all thought and hoped we would never see our police being used as a paramilitary arm of our government again. But,sadly in Gosport last night I witnessed women getting pepper sprayed.Elder gentleman getting roughed up and arrested.That wasn't an operation to get coaches out. What I witnessed last night was a clear directive from this government to attack and beat anyone who wanted to voice concerns over illegal immigration. I am ashamed of this government and it's police force.
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Jim the Meadowman retweeted
Regarding the police action at Gosport in defining the whole of the town for section 34, I have to say this is far beyond the expectations of the law when it was discussed in Parliament. It was supposed to deal with anti-social behaviour “centred on a particular locality”. The extent “should define a specific geographic location, for example by listing the streets to which it applies or the streets which form the boundary of the area”. Parliament did not cap the area in section 34. It required a written, specified locality, and both the minister and the notes framed that locality as a particular place (a housing estate in the notes; streets or a bounded area in the guidance). A town wide authorisation is not forbidden by the section, but it is wider than the examples given when the extent was discussed. As usual, though, when you give the police additional powers under law they will very quickly abuse them.
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