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Coke smuggling toff and London Fields Brewery owner gets lenient treatment from judge. Well I never

i think the issue here is the clear matter of class-based privilege in law, not the actual crime. though, as tasty as it is, there's no such thing as ethical coke (and probably wouldn't be if it was legal either, unless we started producing it in the uk, and even then, under capitalism, it would probabyl still be exploitative and ethically dubious) so a person who seeks to have any sort of clear cut moral highground really should avoid it.
 
i think the issue here is the clear matter of class-based privilege in law, not the actual crime. though, as tasty as it is, there's no such thing as ethical coke (and probably wouldn't be if it was legal either, unless we started producing it in the uk, and even then, under capitalism, it would probabyl still be exploitative and ethically dubious) so a person who seeks to have any sort of clear cut moral highground really should avoid it.

don't think it's poss to grow cocoa in UK due to climactic limitations - but 'come the revolution' , surely we'll be to trade equitably/ethically with our South American bros + sistas, our beer-for-their-coke etc ?
 
don't think it's poss to grow cocoa in UK due to climactic limitations - but 'come the revolution' , surely we'll be to trade equitably/ethically with our South American bros + sistas, our beer-for-their-coke etc ?
Paying the farm labourers with alcohol, get them addicted to keep them in our servitude. :(
 
don't think it's poss to grow cocoa in UK due to climactic limitations - but 'come the revolution' , surely we'll be to trade equitably/ethically with our South American bros + sistas, our beer-for-their-coke etc ?
Let's not be confusing cocoa with coca!
 
don't think it's poss to grow cocoa in UK due to climactic limitations - but 'come the revolution' , surely we'll be to trade equitably/ethically with our South American bros + sistas, our beer-for-their-coke etc ?

as long as it's produced by willing, unionised labour in environmentally sound conditions!
 
I thought that coca needed certain levels of altitude to grow, but after looking it up apparently it's relatively tolerant. You do need a vast quantity of leaves to make any real amount of cocaine though.
 
i think the issue here is the clear matter of class-based privilege in law, not the actual crime. though, as tasty as it is, there's no such thing as ethical coke (and probably wouldn't be if it was legal either, unless we started producing it in the uk, and even then, under capitalism, it would probabyl still be exploitative and ethically dubious) so a person who seeks to have any sort of clear cut moral highground really should avoid it.

This is this point.
 
as long as it's produced by willing, unionised labour in environmentally sound conditions!

it'll be in self organised workers collectives ( though in partnership with the wider community / economic organisation, so they can't just being doing all the gear willy nilly )
 
Tsk tsk toffboy.
A convicted cocaine smuggler who runs a fashionable London brewery has been arrested on suspicion of tax evasion after a dawn raid at his home.

Former public schoolboy Jules de Vere Whiteway-Wilkinson was detained after officers from HM Revenue and Customs arrived at his house in Stoke Newington to question him about allegations that he has been failing to pay VAT at the London Fields Brewery.

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/cocaine-smuggling-brewery-boss-held--in-vat-raid-9905800.html
 
If he was selling dodgy coke then give him a more appropriate punishment, force him to ingest kilo after kilo of his own crap until his heart and veins pop wide open.
 
So some cunt gets a 12 stretch for what the powers that be consider to be a serious crime, but they still want their cut of the profits?
Cheeky fuckers :D
 
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