Lib Dems' secret plan for high street cannabis cafes

[Loki]

Lib Dems' secret plan for high street cannabis cafes

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/elec...#ixzz0q7PRASOv

Cannabis cafes would be permitted under secret Liberal Democrat plans.
A leaked policy document calls for the decriminalisation of the drug in an approach even more radical than Amsterdam’s.

The paper also suggests allowing possession of cannabis, social supply to adults and cultivation of the plants for personal use.

It follows an internal party vote that commits the Lib Dems to making it ‘no longer a crime for the occupier or manager of premises to permit someone to use cannabis on those premises’.

The party’s constitution binds its leaders – in power – to implement votes carried at annual conferences.

The Tories, who unearthed the policy document, said the policy would go further than the Dutch model of turning a blind eye to ‘cannabis coffee shops’.
Cafe owners could allow customers to smoke the drug outside or buy ‘hash brownies’ and vaporised cannabis.

Chris Grayling, Tory Shadow Home Secretary, said: ‘Lib Dem policy on drugs is deeply worrying.

‘When you look at the detail of what they want to do it’s quite clear that they want to be soft on crime and want to sign up to more and more powers from Brussels.

‘I have spoken to countless people whose lives have been wrecked by hard drugs.’

Nick Clegg has also come under fire for suggesting heroin and other drugs should made legally available.

[Jarl]

Yeah! No more tickets to Amsterdam!

[Grumpy Cat]

I'm totally moving to England if this passes.

[The Black Prince]

Loki, what do you think of the decriminalisation of Cannabis?

[Loki]

Loki, what do you think of the decriminalisation of Cannabis?

I think it's right, as long as smokers keep their habit at home - same as with cigarette smoke. It's not something to do in other people's faces in public, but there's nothing wrong with smoking a bowl at home. IMO.

[RoyBatty]

I'm totally moving to England if this passes.

You can move here now, cafes or not. Makes no difference to the amount of cannabis in circulation.

Personally I think it's a bad move to encourage drug usage. It's a measure aimed at legitimising degeneracy. These "liberal" politicians are out to destroy people and destroy lives and corrupt society instead of improving it.

People who want to smoke up can already do so without much drama if they practice a bit of discretion so why encourage it through legislation?

Their plans for promoting heroin is even more worrying.

[Fortis in Arduis]

You can move here now, cafes or not. Makes no difference to the amount of cannabis in circulation.

Personally I think it's a bad move to encourage drug usage. It's a measure aimed at legitimising degeneracy. These "liberal" politicians are out to destroy people and destroy lives and corrupt society instead of improving it.

People who want to smoke up can already do so without much drama if they practice a bit of discretion so why encourage it through legislation?

Their plans for promoting heroin is even more worrying.

The worst thing would be for it to be used to raise tax-revenue like tobacco, but.

I enjoy the occasional smoke and it would be nice to have the choice of organic, slow-grown, African and other varieties rather than 'yo man, dis weed is like, propa skunk'.

[Beorn]

More degenerate ideas for degenerate people from a political party full for degenerates.

But hey! We're all 24 hour party people, maaaann!!