"the draft has been sent back to the committee for revision. Government representatives have pledged to build in more protection for personal privacy."
They made some changes and came back the day after.
It's actually not clear if The Pirate Bay is legal in Sweden. There are one or more laws* that the prosecutor could use. We will just have to wait for one or more court rulings.
* One possibility is the electronic message board law.
They will probably lobby laws that will make it almost impossible to declare someone dead.
- His head i missing you say. Well, we can probably wake him up by growing a new one or perhaps use his DNA to clone him. So he's not completely dead yet, according to the new law.
Don't you have some kind of wellfare system? And even if that's not enough, you need to commit a lot less crimes to buy cheap legal drugs compared to expensive illegal ones.
Will there be more druguse if it's legal?
+ Legal
+ Cheaper
- Legal (some might like the thrill of doing something illegal)
- Drugdealers currently have a lot to gain in recruiting new users
- Easier to quit if it's legal
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"the draft has been sent back to the committee for revision. Government representatives have pledged to build in more protection for personal privacy."
They made some changes and came back the day after.
The proposal was originally written by the socialist party when they were in power.
It's actually not clear if The Pirate Bay is legal in Sweden. There are one or more laws* that the prosecutor could use. We will just have to wait for one or more court rulings.
* One possibility is the electronic message board law.
Not very tempting I suspect. Since everyone can sell the records, the profits wouldn't be very high.
They will probably lobby laws that will make it almost impossible to declare someone dead.
- His head i missing you say. Well, we can probably wake him up by growing a new one or perhaps use his DNA to clone him. So he's not completely dead yet, according to the new law.
The figures where for before and after, not during.
Alcohol consumption was the same before and after the prohibition.
Don't you have some kind of wellfare system? And even if that's not enough, you need to commit a lot less crimes to buy cheap legal drugs compared to expensive illegal ones.
Will there be more druguse if it's legal? + Legal + Cheaper - Legal (some might like the thrill of doing something illegal) - Drugdealers currently have a lot to gain in recruiting new users - Easier to quit if it's legal