If anyone has met me or partied with me at a show, you know me to be a pretty adamant anti-drug advocate that believes people should do as they choose as long as it doesn't effect others. It' a personal opinion and I don't push it on anyone nor the readers of EDMBoston. At almost every show I'm usually 100% sober because I'm reporting on artists and need to be astute. More then that I don't need anything to help me enjoy the music.
That being said, I find the mixmag post from The Guardian interesting because I think raves are case in point. We all know of the vast drugs at shows and by and large there's very rarely incidents, unless its an 18+ show. The UK Drug Policy Commission has finally found evidence that supports possession of small amounts of drugs. Read on for yourselves to hear the conclusion
(MixMag) A six-year study carried out by leading British scientists, academics and police officers has concluded that illegal drugs should be decriminalised in the UK, according to The Guardian.
The report was carried out by the independent advisory body, the UK Drug Policy Commission (UKDPC) and suggested that possession of small amounts of controlled drugs should no longer be considered a criminal offence but rather treated as a civil offence.
This would result in...
(MixMag) A six-year study carried out by leading British scientists, academics and police officers has concluded that illegal drugs should be decriminalised in the UK, according to The Guardian.
The report was carried out by the independent advisory body, the UK Drug Policy Commission (UKDPC) and suggested that possession of small amounts of controlled drugs should no longer be considered a criminal offence but rather treated as a civil offence.
This would result in...
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