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Ask her if i should buy euro now

don't really see any reason why weed should be illegal tbhwy

Good luck. I literally don't exist on the internet.

>most of the public wouldn't care if the ganja was legal (for example) but it isn't and probably never will be

there's still a significant slice of the population that don't want it legalised which would be near political suicide for any party that isn't the Lib Dems

>i don't see how identifying yourself with a political movement, making endless posts about what you believe and how your opposition are wrong - on Sup Forums - will achieve anything, ever, any how.

because politics is interesting, it's interesting to debate with people whose views the issues of the day differ to yours. It certainly helped form some of my political leanings. Do you think if the public hadn't identified so much with UKIP and made it such a threat despite the real lack of political power they had, DC would have still called a referendum?

so what are you saying? that people shouldn't identify with fringe beliefs (despite obviously resonating with them) just because there's a slim chance it will affect the political views of the people in power? give your head a wobble. Its that sort of fringe belief that allowed successes such as greenham common to occur, whilst small in the grand scheme of things, it was significant in showing that pacifist/feminist anarchism was able to sway the decisions of the political elite in America.

who are you quoting? i never said disappointed

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