BREAKING BAD ACT have decided to back the local meth production industry by bewilderingly wanting the banned meth pre-curser Pseudoephedrine back on the shelves!!!
Fear that setting up your own Meth Cooking company might attract unwanted attention from other criminal organisations?
Don’t worry!
ACT has you covered by allowing the sociopaths favourite toy machine gun back on the market while dumping the Gun registry so you willl be able to keep you Meth Cooking company under the radar from the police.
For too long meth has been produced offshore by Triad and South American cartels, ACT demands to know why should all that meth money be made by foreign criminal organisations when there are so many desperate kiwis trying to make ends meet here in NZ and what better way to help the domestic Meth Cooking market than allowing Pseudoephedrine back into the country and over the counter while providing the machine guns to protect your turf!
ACT – the Party that knows the price of everything and the value of nothing!
Just to be crystal meth clear here, ACT’s solutions are MORE machine guns and MORE meth precursor ingredients?
The market will work out the rest will it?
LET’S COOK!
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No one needs to do that anymore, it wouldn’t be cost effective for a start.
You can import much cheaper finished product, without the cost & hassle of straw buying from the pharmacy.
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Do not destroy a good story by saying the truth.
dumbass. junkies normally don’t have any money, so they’ll resort to holding up chemists. are you an inbred relative of bob?
As opposed to robbing dairies, bars, your home etc to get money to buy drugs?
as opposed to robbing the pharmacy and cutting out the middle men.
“As opposed to robbing dairies, bars, your home etc”??
It’s not rocket science squeaky. It goes “As well as” robbing dairies, bars, your home etc.. Do you want me to say it slower so that it’s clearer?
Hey Rat your average gangster or wannabe gangster does not have the level of expertise to contact offshore drug cartels for supply, he and his m8″s are going to be buying psuedoephidrine from the local pharmacists or robbing/ram raiding the pharmacists at night to get their hot little hands on the active ingredients.
I love the lies you tell ratfucker, ooops I mean rat in a cage.
Hence the current law just annoys law-abiding people with head colds.
Maybe just like poorly thought-out firearms legislation only inconveniences the law-abiding.
Like all those law abiding gun owners who on sold weapons to the gangs in the first place?
I am law abiding and the gun legislation does not inconvenience me. I occasionally need a gun for rabbit control (for when the dog does not get them all) but find it easy to get friends with the appropriate licence to solve that problem for me. Some people for ego reasons want massive guns easily available while they also want minimum tax to pay for things like mental health and are unable to understand that letting unstable people get rapid fire weapons is dangerous so a sensible government has to protect them from their own stupidity. Look at the French revolution for an example of what ACT’s policies will cause.
They let unstable rats in a cage on here.Have you see the way it thinks, at least those with mental health issues have an excuse. Imagine the carnage if rat was a politician?
What if I was? I do belong to the Green Party. At $5, why wouldn’t you?
Spot on Bonnie
Drivers Licenses. Car Registration.
Gun owner licenses. Gun registration.
It’s not rocket science! ACTs adverts have NZ space rockets but they think gun rego is in the too hard basket.
the current law just annoys “spoilt, lazy” law-abiding people with head colds , as there are many ways of dealing with a “head cold”, and most of them far superior.. I’ve never found it necessary to take a hit of speed to get over an illness, so why is it all so hard to just stop using addictive drugs for mild illnesses? Hmmmmm..
BTW boys and girls, puppies and kittens, it was the Key government that banned it’s sale, taking effect in 2011.. So go and sneeze in the mirror..
that hit of speed is needed to keep sick workers in the workplace, gotta keep grinding bro…
Luxon and hipkins also said they would prob do this … why not mention that they all voted for the therapeutics bill under urgency less than 2 months back.. they are all Pharma stooges
Just be sick, take a few days off work, and get better. Don’t be pushed back to work by taking drugs.
Cheaper and faster to order it finished by the kilo from The triads than buying up cold and flu tablets to do a hill Billy cook .
No 1 ACT Fan Club Member Rat does not understand that your average gangster or wannabe gangster does not have the level of expertise to contact offshore Central/South American/drug cartels/Asian Triads for supply, he and his m8″s are going to be buying psuedoephidrine from the local pharmacists or robbing/ram raiding the pharmacists at night to get their hot grubby little hands on the active ingredients for a Hill Billy Fry Up.
Maybe ACT voters/cookers need a reason for all the guns they want to keep – to defend their meth labs from each other?
Hit the nail on the Head AB, guns in the underworld are mainly for protection and intimidation purposes, sometimes they shoot up rival gang members houses, however often they get the addresses wrong, and sometimes shoot the wrong people like the poor mother in South Auckland, collateral damage is what I think they call it.
So we shouldnt have about the only effective cold / flu medication because a few crackheads might make some meth… at far greater cost that buying cheaper imports… Act are right on this.
It’s already available on prescription so there is a way of accessing it if your cold is that bad. Having said that it’s a pain in the backside to have to go to a GP for a head cold. Let’s face it, it certainly works.
The pharmacists interviewed didn’t seem into the idea of making it pharmacy only again so that’s probably a good gauge of it being problematic. They are usually keen to make a margin on foot traffic.
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