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4 hours ago, daveallan81 said:

I remember Blair riding at Linlithgow and in demo races at Powderhall when he was 14 and he looked like he was going to be a real good 'un. Sorry to hear how things panned out for him.

Did he not come through at the same time as Barry Campbell ? David.

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Went and watched this on catch up after seeing this topic. I remember Blair riding. I genuinely hope he does succeed but I’ll save my sympathy just now for his family. His dad especially. He came across as a lovely man who was broken by what Blair has become. He was given all the advantages in life from what was said on the programme. I just hope he (Blair) will be able to see soon just what he has away from drugs and that it’s enough to make him overcome his demons

 

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Just because he was a Speedway rider, why all this sympathy nonsense for this scumbag?

He made the choice to go down that path and his poor parents now have to face retirement over £40k down from their hard earned.

The other family members are the ones that deserve the sympathy and best wishes. 

Yes, hopefully Blair can come out the other side, but at the end of the day he'll still be a scumbag I have no time for, for making those choices in life. 

Addiction is a choice, everyone knows what will get you hooked. Drugs, gambling, smoking, drinking etc, they are choices, I have no sympathy for these people. 

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8 minutes ago, Daniel Smith said:

Just because he was a Speedway rider, why all this sympathy nonsense for this scumbag?

He made the choice to go down that path and his poor parents now have to face retirement over £40k down from their hard earned.

The other family members are the ones that deserve the sympathy and best wishes. 

Yes, hopefully Blair can come out the other side, but at the end of the day he'll still be a scumbag I have no time for, for making those choices in life. 

Addiction is a choice, everyone knows what will get you hooked. Drugs, gambling, smoking, drinking etc, they are choices, I have no sympathy for these people. 

You sound nice. 

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1 hour ago, waiheke1 said:

I think you don't understand what addiction means if that is what you believe.

Perhaps it is theoretically possible to live a life without doing anything which is potentially addictive, but it would be a pretty boring life...

Every man and his dog knows heroin is addictive. To take that first shot is your choice. You make that choice to be an heroin addict. Nobody who takes that $#!+ deserves sympathy, especially ripping your own parent off for £40k plus.

I don't consider my life as boring and I done drink, smoke, do drugs or gamble. Even with all the health issues I'm currently dealing with, unable to work for 2 years so far, I will not go down that route of taking up things that become addictive. 

I don't expect people to feel sorry for me so I have no time for someone who's an addict. All addicts are scumbags and have no thought for others.

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1 minute ago, Daniel Smith said:

 

I don't consider my life as boring and I done drink, smoke, do drugs or gamble. Even with all the health issues I'm currently dealing with, unable to work for 2 years so far, I will not go down that route of taking up things that become addictive. 

Posting on here can be classed as an addiction

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3 hours ago, Daniel Smith said:

Every man and his dog knows heroin is addictive. To take that first shot is your choice. You make that choice to be an heroin addict. Nobody who takes that $#!+ deserves sympathy, especially ripping your own parent off for £40k plus.

I don't consider my life as boring and I done drink, smoke, do drugs or gamble. Even with all the health issues I'm currently dealing with, unable to work for 2 years so far, I will not go down that route of taking up things that become addictive. 

I don't expect people to feel sorry for me so I have no time for someone who's an addict. All addicts are scumbags and have no thought for others.

Fair play, never having smoked or drunk or gambled.

But i have a different perspective. I've known alcoholics who are lovely people. People with gambling addictions. I wouldn't class them as scumbags, given that I happen to like a drink but am lucky enough to be able to choose when I drink. 

I know a number of people who were incredibly nice until they got hooked on Crystal meth - yes obviously not a smart thing to take, but the scumbags to me are those who sell that crsp not the addicts. 

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8 minutes ago, waiheke1 said:

Fair play, never having smoked or drunk or gambled.

But i have a different perspective. I've known alcoholics who are lovely people. People with gambling addictions. I wouldn't class them as scumbags, given that I happen to like a drink but am lucky enough to be able to choose when I drink. 

I know a number of people who were incredibly nice until they got hooked on Crystal meth - yes obviously not a smart thing to take, but the scumbags to me are those who sell that crsp not the addicts. 

Those that sell I totally agree with. What I don't understand though, is family members usually know who the dealers are. Why these attempted murderers are never reported. First thing I'd do, and I do do it anyway is report any suspected drug dealers in my area. I don't fear the consequences.

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I thought I'd watch this on catch-up after seeing this here. Good luck to Blair. I hope he gets himself sorted out in the rehab that they sent him to. I wonder if this is one of those cases of someone involved in sport desperate to regain the adrenaline rush that they have lost after finishing their careers.

I felt very sad for him watching this. He wasn't your typical "Jeremy Kyle" type guest who comes on screaming and shouting, and his family were clearly a bit embarrassed to have to resort to putting him on the show. He looked emotional throughout and seemed to genuinely want help. No way did he come across as a "scum bag".

I think he is lucky in that his family clearly care about him. I hope they do some sort of catch-up programme in the future and he is doing well.

 

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1 hour ago, Daniel Smith said:

Those that sell I totally agree with. What I don't understand though, is family members usually know who the dealers are. Why these attempted murderers are never reported. First thing I'd do, and I do do it anyway is report any suspected drug dealers in my area. I don't fear the consequences.

if you did you more than likely wouldn't be posting on here because you'd be dead

 

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2 hours ago, adonis said:

if you did you more than likely wouldn't be posting on here because you'd be dead

 

Well I ain't dead yet.

12 months ago reported neighbour growing weed in their loft and security camera filmed the people coming and going from the house. 

Anonymously reported 6 other homes based on rumour.

If I get a sniff, then I have no shame in picking up the phone.

Saving lives is way better than destroying lives. Proud of what I do.

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11 minutes ago, Daniel Smith said:

Well I ain't dead yet.

12 months ago reported neighbour growing weed in their loft and security camera filmed the people coming and going from the house. 

Anonymously reported 6 other homes based on rumour.

If I get a sniff, then I have no shame in picking up the phone.

Saving lives is way better than destroying lives. Proud of what I do.

 snitching on your neighbour for growing a bit of weed   :rofl:  you would crap your pants if you ever got on the wrong side of a real drug dealer .

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3 minutes ago, adonis said:

 snitching on your neighbour for growing a bit of weed   :rofl:  you would crap your pants if you ever got on the wrong side of a real drug dealer .

I see that you agree with people dealing in any form seeing as you've called me a snitch. 

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4 minutes ago, Daniel Smith said:

I see that you agree with people dealing in any form seeing as you've called me a snitch. 

I have called you a snitch because that is what you are , now if you want to claim that means i agree with anything , crack on ,   

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