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By David Peckham · Posted
That is a truly ridiculous policy for primary school-aged children. Smoking crack is a very straightforward act, and requires little to no training. Cooking up crack, however, from the sniffable hydrochloride form of cocaine, is potentially highly dangerous and should only be attempted by secondary school-aged pupils following a GCSE in chemistry. -
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Does being widely reported somehow make it not clickbait? You think all our past and prospective Prime Ministers have no faults? Dream on. And please respond to the rest of my post. Just to save you looking back: What are your definitions of "no one" and "everyone"? What exactly is it about what you describe as their "totally leftfield policies" that you disagree with, and why? -
It's not clickbait, it's widely reported. The leader of their party agreed to try and hypnotise a woman to make her breasts bigger. He freely admits it himself. You can't have a character like that as Prime Minister.
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