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tunnidge wrote:

brasco wrote:

tunnidge wrote:This is not a dubstep problem its a generational one.

this is true, but the antisocial nature of this extreme side of jump up doesnt help either.

problem is, with the powers old bill have now, if dubstep continues to get a bad name thanks to these little pratts, more and more events will get locked off due to 'safety fears'.

I think we have a long way to go before we see the kind of reaction from police that we saw with the London Garage scene in the early 2000s. Guaranteed these youts would have turned up if the event had been Garage, Grime or Drum and Bass, the key element in my opinion is the over 16+ door policy. I would be interested to know the ages of the people involved in the instances of violence, i'd hazard a guess that they would be too young to get into DMZ.

mercutio wrote:

tunnidge wrote:

brasco wrote:

tunnidge wrote:This is not a dubstep problem its a generational one.

this is true, but the antisocial nature of this extreme side of jump up doesnt help either.

problem is, with the powers old bill have now, if dubstep continues to get a bad name thanks to these little pratts, more and more events will get locked off due to 'safety fears'.

I think we have a long way to go before we see the kind of reaction from police that we saw with the London Garage scene in the early 2000s. Guaranteed these youts would have turned up if the event had been Garage, Grime or Drum and Bass, the key element in my opinion is the over 16+ door policy. I would be interested to know the ages of the people involved in the instances of violence, i'd hazard a guess that they would be too young to get into DMZ.

its really not very hard to get into dmz underage, all you need is a pretty shit fake id

mercutio wrote:

tunnidge wrote:

brasco wrote:

tunnidge wrote:This is not a dubstep problem its a generational one.

this is true, but the antisocial nature of this extreme side of jump up doesnt help either.

problem is, with the powers old bill have now, if dubstep continues to get a bad name thanks to these little pratts, more and more events will get locked off due to 'safety fears'.

I think we have a long way to go before we see the kind of reaction from police that we saw with the London Garage scene in the early 2000s. Guaranteed these youts would have turned up if the event had been Garage, Grime or Drum and Bass, the key element in my opinion is the over 16+ door policy. I would be interested to know the ages of the people involved in the instances of violence, i'd hazard a guess that they would be too young to get into DMZ.

its really not very hard to get into dmz underage, all you need is a pretty shit fake id

The Phantom Banger wrote:

mercutio wrote:

tunnidge wrote:

brasco wrote:

tunnidge wrote:This is not a dubstep problem its a generational one.

this is true, but the antisocial nature of this extreme side of jump up doesnt help either.

problem is, with the powers old bill have now, if dubstep continues to get a bad name thanks to these little pratts, more and more events will get locked off due to 'safety fears'.

I think we have a long way to go before we see the kind of reaction from police that we saw with the London Garage scene in the early 2000s. Guaranteed these youts would have turned up if the event had been Garage, Grime or Drum and Bass, the key element in my opinion is the over 16+ door policy. I would be interested to know the ages of the people involved in the instances of violence, i'd hazard a guess that they would be too young to get into DMZ.

its really not very hard to get into dmz underage, all you need is a pretty shit fake id

serious? Whens the next one?

kli1 wrote: Leeds, 24th April.

tunnidge wrote:I think we have a long way to go before we see the kind of reaction from police that we saw with the London Garage scene in the early 2000s. Guaranteed these youts would have turned up if the event had been Garage, Grime or Drum and Bass, the key element in my opinion is the over 16+ door policy. I would be interested to know the ages of the people involved in the instances of violence, i'd hazard a guess that they would be too young to get into DMZ.

trench wrote:what the hells this Mephedrone shit? Never heard of it in the states.

The Phantom Banger wrote:

trench wrote:what the hells this Mephedrone shit? Never heard of it in the states.

Plant fertilizer, addictive, cheap all that stuff. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mephedrone think its abbout to become class b or already is.

Wolverine wrote:

The Phantom Banger wrote:

trench wrote:what the hells this Mephedrone shit? Never heard of it in the states.

Plant fertilizer, addictive, cheap all that stuff. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mephedrone think its abbout to become class b or already is.

this friday - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8616758.stm

still won't stop people using it, although there will be alot less users.

LA_Boxers wrote:Maybe we should just start a thread called " *insert drug of choice here* is going to ruin *insert any word here* "

For Example.

Calpol is going to ruin Tapas Bars.

Please select you own ideas.............then keep them to yourselves!

trench wrote:what the hells this Mephedrone shit? Never heard of it in the states.

bolsty wrote:

trench wrote:what the hells this Mephedrone shit? Never heard of it in the states.

Never ever come across it over here in Aus either. From memory, BZP (think it's BZP can't remember) a sort of MDMA immitater persay is legal in the UK, henceforth ecstacy has pretty much died in the ass. Therefore i'm assuming people have turned to other drugs and mephedrone emerged as a result?

bolsty wrote:

trench wrote:what the hells this Mephedrone shit? Never heard of it in the states.

Never ever come across it over here in Aus either. From memory, BZP (think it's BZP can't remember) a sort of MDMA immitater persay is legal in the UK, henceforth ecstacy has pretty much died in the ass. Therefore i'm assuming people have turned to other drugs and mephedrone emerged as a result?