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  1. It's appaling because it's not ONLY illegal to be under the influence of a drug, it's even illegal to have it in your system. Bear in mind that cannabis stays in your system for up to 4 weeks after ingestion, which means that if you're driving, you get pulled over and for some reason they decide to conduct a urinal/blood test on you, you can get convicted for a narcotics offense. I'm from the US but I moved here when I was 16 - and I think the laws in this country are absolutely askew. It's like a throwback to 1940's America, and for a "progressive" country such as Sweden, that's really strange. One other thing to add is that there's no such thing as civil rights here. The police pretty much have full authority to do whatever they want based on their own judgment. Let's say you get pulled over, right? If the police, for any reason, suspect you're high, actually, they wouldn't even need to suspect it - they can just say that they suspect it, they can detain you and take you in for a drug test. There are no rights - the only rights you have are the ones given to you based on the police officer's own judgment. Granted, police brutality isn't a big issue because police here are trained to discuss and solve situations with words, and only to use force when there is no other way. This is why you get cops who barely know how to handle an ASP baton, such as these jokers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlzI3lttcJ0 I don't know about you, but in a country where carrying anything for self-defense is a crime, and you have to resort to trusting officer's in the video above.. Hmm. I'm not sure that makes me feel safe. I have to laugh at your comment saying "it works quite well". What planet are you from? Over 1 million Swedes use marijuana, and 2 hours from where I live, in Christiania, Copenhagen, I can buy however much of any quantity I would like and take it over the Öresund bridge with virtually 0% risk of getting apprehended. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l3yHeZbYzo I highly advise you to check this out, because if you think the drug laws in this country are working quite well, you obviously haven't dug deep enough.
  2. Hyped for the new patch! I hope it fixes the shootout-issues.
  3. Right, first of all, G17 media, you guys are amazing. I love the mod However, I am the kind of person who likes to patrol in the hood, Training day/End of Watch-style, feel me? Doing all that highway patrol stuff isn't for me. I'm all about gangs/narcotics. With this mod, 0.2, it's literally impossible to drive anywhere near those areas without getting into a gunfight every minute. It's not realistic and honestly is quite annoying. It feels like a complete warzone, and the worst part about it is that we can't even choose to be a marine/army soldier! Is this something I can fix? I read that Sam added some experimental relationship stuff between NPCs and that's what's causing the issue. Will the "keep calm" plugin work? The NPCs won't attack each other all the damn time? Any suggestion is very much appreciated.

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