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To be honest, I don't abuse drugs. Therefore, I don't demand them. I only use it when I come across friends in parties who have it. I can't even remember the last time I paid for drugs. 
Anyway, I'm not saying that he warrants the death penalty. The Malaysian authorities do. He got into the business with knowledge of the consequences of getting caught. Now that he's facing the consequences, what's there to feel sorry about? He's reaping what he sowed.
And I think cigarettes & alcohol are not very different from drugs either. It's just that the government permits the former, but forbids the latter. Both of them can be addictive, harmful and fatal. If the governments really cared about health, they'd ban cigarettes and alcohol too.
Anyway, I'm not saying that he warrants the death penalty. The Malaysian authorities do. He got into the business with knowledge of the consequences of getting caught. Now that he's facing the consequences, what's there to feel sorry about? He's reaping what he sowed.
And I think cigarettes & alcohol are not very different from drugs either. It's just that the government permits the former, but forbids the latter. Both of them can be addictive, harmful and fatal. If the governments really cared about health, they'd ban cigarettes and alcohol too.
To be honest, I don't abuse drugs. Therefore, I don't demand them. I only use it when I come across friends in parties who have it. I can't even remember the last time I paid for drugs. Anyway, I'm not saying that he warrants the death penalty. The Malaysian authorities do. He got into the business with knowledge of the consequences of getting caught. Now that he's facing the consequences, what's there to feel sorry about? He's reaping what he sowed.And I think cigarettes & alcohol are not very different from drugs either. It's just that the government permits the former, but forbids the latter. Both of them can be addictive, harmful and fatal. If the governments really cared about health, they'd ban cigarettes and alcohol too.
Anyway, I'm not saying that he warrants the death penalty. The Malaysian authorities do. He got into the business with knowledge of the consequences of getting caught. Now that he's facing the consequences, what's there to feel sorry about? He's reaping what he sowed.And I think cigarettes & alcohol are not very different from drugs either. It's just that the government permits the former, but forbids the latter. Both of them can be addictive, harmful and fatal. If the governments really cared about health, they'd ban cigarettes and alcohol too.
This guy right here is a smart cookie. In fact I agree with every single point you've made thus far.
Bullshit! You smoked one with me when I was in SF! 
and Swag walked like 20 feet behind us
That's unfair. I definitely told you I didn't smoke and turned it down on the first offer but you held it in my face so I accepted. I didn't want to miss my one opportunity ever to smoke something with the Sheik.
and Swag walked like 20 feet behind us
and Swag walked like 20 feet behind us
My bad!
He was probably recording it.
He is! I am impressed!
Sheik.
I tried it once too!!
Sheik.
That's unfair. I definitely told you I didn't smoke and turned it down on the first offer but you held it in my face so I accepted. I didn't want to miss my one opportunity ever to smoke something with the Sheik. and Swag walked like 20 feet behind us
and Swag walked like 20 feet behind us
I'm pretty sure the trafficking or death penalty applied would be depending on amount and type. personally, I only agree with capital punishment if it's very serious drugs in fairly large quantities defo not for cannabis and such, and to me that would make sense because like I said if you manage to somehow calibrate the effects of different substances in the same amount, serious drugs would be the most detrimental of them all