Both traffic drugs. The top guy runs a show where blues supporters vent when they lose…it’s like a drug for me, I can’t get enough!
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Presumably these were brown paper bags?
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This thread is severely lacking in Fark Carlton recently.
Lift your game, Blitz.
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FARK CARLTON TO THE MOON
Better.
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I feel sorry for him ….drug addiction is a terrible thing and it can make people do some awful things
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Like sell drugs to other drug addicts and ruin their lives too?
fk him
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I understand the sentiment ……but I have a soft heart when it comes to drug addiction. I never use to; but seeing it first hand I’ve changed my thinking
Being compassionate to addicts is one thing, but drug dealers are dregs of the earth and should be eliminated.
Not quite in his league, but I have no tolerance for drug pushers.
Despicable nasty people who prey on the young and addicted, and show no remorse.
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What about the responsible adults who aren’t vulnerable or addicts and need some illicit drugs for occasional recreation.
Somebody needs to supply them.
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Can’t have one without the other. Supply and demand and all that.
Just legalise them and eliminate the criminal element.
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We could have a real big discussion that one. When you have a heroin addict in the family, you have heard all the comments about not vulnerable or addicted, and it is just for recreation. The day you find your kid on the floor of a public toilet at a Railway Station with a needle in his arm, makes you doubt the recreation aspect.
There are a heap of people who lounge around corners in Richmond who I would happily remove from this world.
In 1990s, Mrs Fox worked in the advertising industry and the numbers times I saw responsible adults taking lines of powder up their nose at Melbourne posh restaurants made me wonder about how recreational it actually was.
And if you saw the spaced out young people at the Pubs in Bacchus Marsh 15 years ago at the height of us being the meth capital of Victoria and the outcome of extreme violence and more than one murder, you might have a different view.
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Fark Quor-nong
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doesn’t really compute
This news about De Lulio does not surprise me one bit. Many moons ago I was having a drink with my GF at The Prince front bar before a gig. Ron and a few mates (including Mike Sheahan’s son) saddled up to our table and after a few minutes of idol for chat one of his group lifed his shirt to reveal a gun… “incase anyone gets smart with Ronnie”. They started being a bit inappropriate to my GF, so we headed to the band room when they went to bathroom to do lines (the genius with the gun also flashed some bags).
Ron was quiet and fine, but his mates came across as A grade losers. Bit sad really.
Unrelated, but chatted to Brad Pearce a few times when he was out on the sauce, he was good value.
Fark Carlton.
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It would if you had been around here back then. The murder of Sarah McCafferty caused a massive community backlash. Pubs, Police, Council and Schools all worked together to identify drug dealers and they mostly moved elsewhere. Community programs and support groups had a positive effect. Crime dropped, domestic violence events decreased and it is a much better place.
that’s interesting
still doesn’t explain what spaced out teens have to do with Bacchus Marsh being a 'meth capital ’
My throw away line meaning that we had a massive meth problem with police stats showing for the size of our community that offences involving meth sale and use with higher than anywhere else , at least in Victoria.