Drug free in the Philippines - page 53.

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Quote from: BALIK on December 12, 2016, 04:29:35 AM

I think president rodrigo duterte can really change the philippines, I like their anti-drug campaign and I have seen many report about killing drug pusher I don't know if is ok but I think it's really need to do to eliminate all drug-users.

Drug users are poor people, especially slum dwellers and ghetto residents who are unable to afford other forms of entertainment such as alcohol. Killing them will not solve the problem. If you want to kill someone, then kill those who profit out of drug smuggling.

I think that alcohol is a drug, because it, too, is addictive. And the statistics also very much with the victims of alcohol.

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Quote from: BALIK on December 12, 2016, 04:29:35 AM

I think president rodrigo duterte can really change the philippines, I like their anti-drug campaign and I have seen many report about killing drug pusher I don't know if is ok but I think it's really need to do to eliminate all drug-users.

Drug users are poor people, especially slum dwellers and ghetto residents who are unable to afford other forms of entertainment such as alcohol. Killing them will not solve the problem. If you want to kill someone, then kill those who profit out of drug smuggling.

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Quote from: drakker on December 12, 2016, 12:57:16 AM

Change is really happening now in Philippines. One of my friend told me that he has a cousin who is a drug user foa a year. But when President Duterte became a president, his cousin is much responsible now. He do the household chores, planting some rootcrops and even going to church every sunday. His parent totally amaze in his behavior now and also thankful.

If that's true that is great, I'm glad for him and his family. However there are heavy drug users who can't stop so easily and the society shouldn't kill them or put them in jail but rather should treat them compassionate way. As far as I know recently Duterte has referred to himself as Christian so probably he should behave accordingly. I'm not saying that heavy drug users are good people, but they are humans after all.

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In my own opinion, If Mr. President Rodrigo Duterte free or able the Drugs in the Philippines many users will use in the front of police station or maybe the police in the Philippines will use drugs and they think so either mentally ill, they will always thougt that their talking to an dangerous people so they easily get their gun and shoot him/her. Huh

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Quote from: Sponsoredby15 on September 29, 2016, 05:14:31 AM

Can the president of the Philippines can do it. Well I like what his doing in his campaign. It is very amazing program and very work program in the country. Many were discipline now because of him.

I think president rodrigo duterte can really change the philippines, I like their anti-drug campaign and I have seen many report about killing drug pusher I don't know if is ok but I think it's really need to do to eliminate all drug-users.

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Quote from: drakker on December 12, 2016, 12:57:16 AM

Change is really happening now in Philippines. One of my friend told me that he has a cousin who is a drug user foa a year. But when President Duterte became a president, his cousin is much responsible now. He do the household chores, planting some rootcrops and even going to church every sunday. His parent totally amaze in his behavior now and also thankful.

If this story is indeed true, then this guy was one of the lucky ones. For 99% of the drug addicts, quitting drugs on their own is just impossible. Even among those who attend de-addiciton therapies, only some 20% to 30% stay away from drugs in the long term.

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Quote from: electronicash on December 08, 2016, 08:49:37 AM

alcohol is a drug of choice still and its legal to most countries including Philippines. in the home town of DUTERTE, drinking alcohol after 12midnight is already prohibited and a bunch of military officers will approach people in the bars telling its their last bottles.

I don't alcohol banned will be at 10pm coz when i was in 7/11 there not selling alcohol even your going to take it out Philippines is now different than the past few years

and i love what philippines now i hope that our police men will not take advantage this kind of president to abuse their powers.

Yes alcohol are banned during 10 pm and to be resumed morning. We are also not allowed to go outside topless(this is a habit of a filipino guys) Anyways there are resistance by now but it only means that there is really change happening right now

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Change is really happening now in Philippines. One of my friend told me that he has a cousin who is a drug user foa a year. But when President Duterte became a president, his cousin is much responsible now. He do the household chores, planting some rootcrops and even going to church every sunday. His parent totally amaze in his behavior now and also thankful.

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Quote from: Sponsoredby15 on December 11, 2016, 09:59:06 AM

Quote from: electronicash on December 08, 2016, 08:49:37 AM

alcohol is a drug of choice still and its legal to most countries including Philippines. in the home town of DUTERTE, drinking alcohol after 12midnight is already prohibited and a bunch of military officers will approach people in the bars telling its their last bottles.

I don't alcohol banned will be at 10pm coz when i was in 7/11 there not selling alcohol even your going to take it out Philippines is now different than the past few years

and i love what philippines now i hope that our police men will not take advantage this kind of president to abuse their powers.

Yes, Changed really happens in Philippines in so may ways. Though changed may not happened overnight and some may resist, and sometimes changed is painful but I agree with you that it is totally different now.

Drug Free Philippines is very possible even to reduced it to some extent still it is very acceptable. We have a government that really cares the welfare of the people.

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Quote from: electronicash on December 08, 2016, 08:49:37 AM

alcohol is a drug of choice still and its legal to most countries including Philippines. in the home town of DUTERTE, drinking alcohol after 12midnight is already prohibited and a bunch of military officers will approach people in the bars telling its their last bottles.

I don't alcohol banned will be at 10pm coz when i was in 7/11 there not selling alcohol even your going to take it out Philippines is now different than the past few years

and i love what philippines now i hope that our police men will not take advantage this kind of president to abuse their powers.

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I know learning is hard, but perhaps Duterte could avoid making the same mistakes as Mexico's failed militarization of their Drug War.

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/mexico-quietly-marks-10-years-drug-war-032657648.html

Ten years after Mexican troops were unleashed against drug cartels, the country will mark the anniversary without fanfare on Sunday, with murders rising again and the military eager to return to barracks.

Even Defense Minister Salvador Cienfuegos agrees that troops do not belong in a law enforcement role.

"We didn't ask to be here. We don't like it. We didn't study how to chase criminals," Cienfuegos said on Thursday.

He said he would be the first to raise "not one, but two hands" in favor of returning troops to barracks.

Javier Oliva, a Mexican security expert at the London School of Economics, said "there is no strategy" and the troops are always one step behind.

"The stories are terrible. We no longer know where the state starts and crime ends," said Javier Sicilia, a poet-turned-activist who founded the Movement for Peace and Justice after his son was murdered in 2011.

Sicilia, who led peace caravans across Mexico and the United States, has lost faith in the government.

"We want them to step aside," he said. "There's nothing to ask to the state. It must be changed, refounded," he said.

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I know he can't do that, because he really hates drug and drug users.

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He just kill all people who are involved in drug. You don't solve problems just to murder all who don't fit you ideally country in his eyes. A country without drugs don't exist it will always be part of the world.

You couldn't say that DU30 is the one who's killing drug addicts. Only 50% of those are proven that was killed during the drug raid. As far as i know as i quote it " Suspects tend to fight so the police operative should defend their self which is not a crime". It as also alleged that most of the extrajudicial killings were made by syndicates.

Wasn't he the guy who literally compared himself with hitler? He looks a tad bit crazy to me, not sure what is normal up there in Asia? Killing simple drug addicts seem a bit unreasonably to me aswell, but i have really no idea how bad the situation there is, i mean i am sure he says these things with a well-thought reason behind it. Basically killing your own civilians..

Yes, he was that person but a joke is a joke so people won't mind it aside from those critics from other countries. How bad the situation here? nope obviously we could start to walk on the road during midnight without thinking that anything bad could happen to us(well, lol we can't obviously do it because we already have curfew)

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Quote from: electronicash on December 08, 2016, 08:49:37 AM

alcohol is a drug of choice still and its legal to most countries including Philippines. in the home town of DUTERTE, drinking alcohol after 12midnight is already prohibited and a bunch of military officers will approach people in the bars telling its their last bottles.

Apparently the people of the Philippines need their government to treat them like children.

They need Big Brother to tell them when to stop drinking, when to go to bed, how to wipe their ass, etc.

Can you imagine the military telling grown-ass people in Portugal it's time to stop drinking at midnight? Grin

That's the difference between a civilized society made up of reasonably free adults and an authoritarian shithole of childlike savages ruled by a demagog.

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Quote from: Drago2016 on December 08, 2016, 03:06:43 PM

Quote from: SphynX18 on December 08, 2016, 02:08:47 PM

In time Philippines will be a drug-free country but it will take a lot of effort and hoping no more lives to lose. Death should not be an option. Let people have their chance to change. Not all people who died because of the war on drugs are all users or pushers. Some of the Authorities abused the power given to them by the President. Most of them just do their job without considering their actions. And because of the spike in numbers of deaths on this war and the reasons they provided Gov't can't blame some people doubting them.

I agree with you. Unfortunately in this war affected not only drug dealers, but also innocent people. The government should not so brutally and without trial to kill all the people who are suspected of communion Drugs

The legal method is always long. Besides, it is not always possible to collect the necessary evidence. In the Philippines went the other way. They have simplified the task of staging terror.

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Quote from: SphynX18 on December 08, 2016, 02:08:47 PM

In time Philippines will be a drug-free country but it will take a lot of effort and hoping no more lives to lose. Death should not be an option. Let people have their chance to change. Not all people who died because of the war on drugs are all users or pushers. Some of the Authorities abused the power given to them by the President. Most of them just do their job without considering their actions. And because of the spike in numbers of deaths on this war and the reasons they provided Gov't can't blame some people doubting them.

I agree with you. Unfortunately in this war affected not only drug dealers, but also innocent people. The government should not so brutally and without trial to kill all the people who are suspected of communion Drugs

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Quote from: SphynX18 on December 08, 2016, 02:08:47 PM

In time Philippines will be a drug-free country but it will take a lot of effort and hoping no more lives to lose. Death should not be an option. Let people have their chance to change. Not all people who died because of the war on drugs are all users or pushers. Some of the Authorities abused the power given to them by the President. Most of them just do their job without considering their actions. And because of the spike in numbers of deaths on this war and the reasons they provided Gov't can't blame some people doubting them.

Somehow, I'm sure that it's not the police abusing their powers. Everything is done with the consent of the President. What the President doesn't know what is happening in his country? May he rot in hell!

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In time Philippines will be a drug-free country but it will take a lot of effort and hoping no more lives to lose. Death should not be an option. Let people have their chance to change. Not all people who died because of the war on drugs are all users or pushers. Some of the Authorities abused the power given to them by the President. Most of them just do their job without considering their actions. And because of the spike in numbers of deaths on this war and the reasons they provided Gov't can't blame some people doubting them.

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Quote from: electronicash on December 08, 2016, 08:49:37 AM

alcohol is a drug of choice still and its legal to most countries including Philippines. in the home town of DUTERTE, drinking alcohol after 12midnight is already prohibited and a bunch of military officers will approach people in the bars telling its their last bottles.

Unfortunately this is the case. I think that the problem with alcohol may be addressed solely to the education of children. If a person has interest, he will not waste time on alcohol.

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alcohol is a drug of choice still and its legal to most countries including Philippines. in the home town of DUTERTE, drinking alcohol after 12midnight is already prohibited and a bunch of military officers will approach people in the bars telling its their last bottles.

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