What do people here think of Cannabis legalisation only if you work? (Revised thought)

If caught selling to someone who doesn’t work; obviously jail and fine etc.

Medical use issued by doctor is open too.

Accessible through an ID as either proof of work or certified for medical use.

I think it could incentivise people to work because it means another option for some people to enjoy the weekend after work.

It could also boost the Economy through the sales and counter the “laced cannabis with hard drugs” via the black market.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 2 months ago

Reform fell off since disabled must work for benefits announcement.

I’m well read on the arguments against socialism, such as blacks in the US became less successful as they were due to handout policies, blacks became more reliant on the system overall for a living rather than aspiring in jobs etc. There was the fresh prince of bel-air etc and the music industry to name a few areas of great success.

This won’t happen for people who genuinely can’t work.

My recommendation; U-turn on high level ADHD specifically and required to work if disabled from being able to. If you’re a national born (not papers based) and got a severe illness you shouldn’t be a target imo and despite many people may shun this it is an overwhelming factor in reforms current fall because people do believe it isn’t needed.

Labour is currently 4 points ahead for those who don’t know on a more in common poll (most recent on wiki).

Edit: A lot of people stare too close at the sun it seems that they think they know reality best judging by the mass downvotes.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 2 months ago

Marriage/Divorce Law

Is it controversial to think that marrying someone then divorcing them shouldn’t give you half the money unless that person committing a common law criminal offence then it’s an option?

“don’t like them anymore, can I have half their assets” doesn’t hold up to me.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 2 months ago

We need a Trump, policy-wise.

Puts own people first. (Would include disabled)

Understands how the Economy works - (Reform want to pay people to monitor disabled working into working - as if that’s a serious job?)

Respects people with conditions from vets to disabled. - Even legalises potential cures (magic mushrooms based drugs for depression and PTSD)

Policy > Personality.

I’m not saying the Benefits don’t need reform… just addresses specific parts of it.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 2 months ago

Reform benefits reform main problem. - GAMBLING.

The issue as someone with a severe mental illness who‘s writing a book / designing a video game and not doing what I notice is the worst thing to do (and never have).

Gambling

It literally should be banned in the UK, why is it a thing exactly? extract wealth from people gullible to believe that a slot machine designed by a capitaliser is going to give them fair odds at winning. I have known tonnes of people who have gone down this route as I’ve been at hospital.

People with ADHD also can’t look after themselves the most especially when it comes to gambling, they may even steal as all kinds of habits occur. I wouldn’t rule it as “miniature condition”.

Reform’s plan also has this major flaw, if you can’t work, why coerce someone into it? have they read the medication that says “don’t operate heavy machinery“, “drowsiness“ etc… just as a perspective, it’s like 17.5kg dumbbell feels like a 25kg dumbbell as someone who weight lifts occasionally and remember not struggling before I came ill. You also can put on tonnes of weight due to medication - become obese etc.

Whats the plan if the person can’t work but has been declared to be capable of being able to? You going to chuck them out on streets without being able to eat? This has to be a dumber one from Reform as someone who’s voted for them in the last general election.

The only way to really handle the medication is to go organic with foods to counter-act a lot of the symptoms… the cheap rubbish they serve in hospitals made me put on 25% more weight when I was in, since I come out I brought it down to around 10%.

Honestly would have liked to have seen a “English people first for England - same with others in the kingdom“. Such as Trump does with the US.

And really, lunatics on the street working?, people must be too used to the idea since we have pro-Palestine/Antifa marches etc.

Edit; how is reform going to cover the cost of driving all these ill people to work? Madness.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 2 months ago

Anyone know about Asmongold’s situation?

Another ban, but funnily enough, an islamist guy also on twitch has said things without justification/expected reasoning behind it but with pure malice behind his statements rarely ever gets banned.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 2 months ago

An Honest Review of Women’s Suffrage [Western World Video]

I wonder what people think of this… it mainly points out trends in how some women vote and why they vote the way do.

I thought I’d post because it feels like a bigger problem in the UK than US as we “ban everything“ but the US doesn’t.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

What is the policy on cannabis?

Most people agree on cannabis legalisation, I for one think we should take away the black market for it because drugs go into groomers hands and use it for grooming purposes.

The question being, how do you stop people to continue the grooming through the legalised version of events? make it like Amsterdam that it can only be taken in certain cafes or pubs that allow it?

Teach that the rest are basically deterioration of the body too, some of the problem is cannabis is the first drug people take, realise it’s not so bad (I know high potency can be ofcourse) and then start to think other drugs won’t be too.

Right now I believe the majority of drugs come from overseas and are laced with harder drugs to maintain addictions.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

Does your conlang have these vowel sounds?

This is from my conlang notes;

Combinations Ending in w (lists round sounds)

  1. iw [same sound in English “earn”] This becomes “iwrn”. Note: the IPA for iw is ɜː.
  2. ew [same sound in English “lair”] This becomes “lewr”. Note: the IPA for ew is ɛə.
  3. aw [same sound in English “cow”] This becomes “caw”. Note: the IPA for aw is aʊ.
  4. ow [same sound in English “law”] This becomes “low”. Note: the IPA for ow is ɔː.
  5. uw [same sound in English “row”] This becomes “ruw”. Note: The standard IPA for this sound in UK English is /əʊ/. However, the sound can be produced in one syllable by starting with the short central vowel /ʌ/ (as in “cup” or “uh”) and then gently rounding the lips while drifting the tongue slightly back. This creates the characteristic rounded glide heard in “row”, “go”, and “home”. This particular production method does not apply to the other vowel combinations in the same way.

Combinations Ending in y (lists sharp sounds)

  1. iy [same sound in English “key”] This becomes “kiy”. Note: the IPA for iy is iː.
  2. ey [same sound in English “day”] This becomes “dey”. Note: the IPA for ey is eɪ.
  3. ay [same sound in English “eye”] This becomes “ayh”. (-h to tell from “Ay” for I) Note: the IPA for ay is aɪ.
  4. oy [same sound in English “boy”] This stays as “boy”. Note: the IPA for ɔɪ.
  5. uy [same sound in English “too”] This becomes “tuy”. Note the IPA for uy is uː.

I made a post asking people to translate a message but it was removed, this is the sentence it translated to below and it’s merit is that it uses all the above sounds;

“The quick beige fox jumps over the lazy cow near the pure air-filled blue sky, but whoever truly knows anything of art must first learn, then act, and only afterward take rightful ease in the calm thought of enjoyed youth.”

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

Who can work out what is said here with my language system? It’s based on English btw.

Xhu qwiq beyj foqs jumpzs uwvur xhu laziy caw niye xhu pyow ewr-fild bluy skay, but huyevur truyliy nnuwzs aniyxing of art must first liwrn, aqt, and uwnliy afterwurd teyk rayhtful iyz in xhu qalm xowht of endjoyd yuyx.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

Can we test the game with a 12 elixir bar?

On paper this could be a solution to quick cycle being op… beatdown can create bigger pushes that would be too tanky for 1-elixir cards to stop.

My only concern is an insta-lavaloon push.

Thoughts?

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

Could bureaucracy and quangos be reduced by having HQs within Sectors work against opposing HQs of Sectors?

HQs for instance work against each other such as;

Retail & Consumer Services ↔ Media & Communications

Defence & Security ↔ Emergency & Public Safety

Real Estate & Construction ↔ Agriculture, Energy & Natural Resources

Finance & Currency ↔ Governance, Law & Public Services

Manufacturing & Industrial Processing ↔ Transportation & Logistics

Education & Research ↔ Leisure, Hospitality & Preservation

They could work on a “we wont do as long as you don’t do” basis.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

Why is partial autarky (or economic sovereignty) not preferred to Globalism in the UK?

You try to make a country self-sufficient first, then you trade what you really need? Surely?

Apparently the left generally are split on this issue but I don’t see it as so in the UK because of pro-EU, pro-WEF and pro-Immigration (not at zero) seems to make us dependent on other countries?

My vision rather than the kinda California style governing in the UK;

Food supply, Steel supply, North Sea oil prioritised so people can self-sustain and if there’s a war etc, we’re a lot more prepared.

Then, with well thought out regulations, offer contracts with our educated people to other countries to build whatever they need we have built in exchange for additional resources. (A proper job can be done for a share).

This way no one can steal our technology etc… I think educating people through immigration (ignoring the current control problem) just means they’ll work out our technology gradually and then we end up with nothing to sell to the world as a low-resource country.

We have to be a high trust society in order to maintain the world stage that is separate from aiding wars in other countries for resources etc. We could practically end wars if we did this? If a country is fighting for more resources from another country? We'll help the side being stolen from etc and if they win… demand resources from the warmonger too.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

What happened to Trump is now happening to Farage.

The damage is already done to the UK because most UK people think Trump = Bad because the media told everyone to hate him and lied about him.

I heavily watched polls, news, YouTubers before the 2024 election and saw everything the left said get debunked or they intentionally overstretched.

Not many people from the UK watched all this unfold so I can’t see people in this country waking up to what’s going on and will continue to associate Trump and Farage with evil through baseless accusations and slander.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

Nietzsche (Philosopher) inadvertently criticised systems like the ECHR before it existed. + Rant regarding Reform if we get a new system.

Nietzsche basically says that any mainstream system of morality that’s created, will actually weaken us in the sense that we lose sight of our true potential.

This is kinda like an ECHR criticism before it existed, the EU made a code and the code denies people from actually coming up with something more natural and instantly reactive.

He says if you make a code you have to be like Napoleon and a lower class at the same time. In other words, you have to be willing to get your hands dirty, but at the same time be someone who can overcome the worst outcome.

He thought religion was bad because you no longer think outside the box, he I think, thought reinvention of it was better than the complete absence of it though with a social system because there’d essentially be no morality (he’d argue no reason for it).

Why am I posting this? because if we’re going to have a serious party in, become a self-dependent country, then the country has to think how it’s going to self-sustain. The country currently thinks too lazily for this change.

There are a lot of different interpretations of the man but they’re all close overall. I think by napoleon reference - he also means “inspire the people to see different”.

At the moment I see Reform getting dragged down by Labour by focusing on them more than inspiring people.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

YouTube algorithm manipulation for BBC could backfire and work in our favour.

Right-wing channels would just recommend other Right-wing channels and that would mean the Right-wing - which is bad at cooperation learns to cooperate with each other.

It’s a simple “we don’t agree on everything but recognise we need to hear each other”. Channels could end up making a podcast for partial discussion etc.

I know plenty of people would downvote this precisely because we are terrible when it comes to listening to what others have to say and there are lefty shills in the background too I guess.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago

Why is Christianity the religion that gets scrutinised the most?

From personal experience people can attack christ, attack teachings, so on… but other faiths can be more stricter than Christianity which would be like criticising Christianity but on more fundamentally bizarre ideas.

I definitely see Christianity at the shallow end for what’s out there because there is far less restrictions on what you can do personally and the religion basically just empathises equal treatment as it’s core message.

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u/-stefstefstef- — 3 months ago