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We interpret the Council decision as saying that drug trafficking is prohibited, and we therefore believe that 'coffee shops' should not exist within the EU. Would it be permissible, on the basis of the current European Treaties, for the sale of soft drugs in Netherlands coffee shops to be limited in future to closed users' associations that must refuse membership to those who are not Netherlands nationals or citizens? These counterfeit drugs are often sold illegally in 'afro shops', gyms and via the Internet. As supplying the drugs sold in the coffee shops is illegal, their arrival will also bring about much illegal selling. I bet there are drugs in this shop that could knock me out, make me forget. In theory, this framework decision does not ask any Member State to change its drug policy and the Netherlands could continue to tolerate the coffee shops. Would it be permissible, on the basis of the current European Treaties, for the sale of soft drugs in Netherlands coffee shops to be limited in future to closed users' associations that must refuse membership to those who are not Netherlands nationals or citizens?	It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.

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We interpret the Council decision as saying that drug trafficking is prohibited, and we therefore believe that 'coffee shops' should not exist within the EU.
Would it be permissible, on the basis of the current European Treaties, for the sale of soft drugs in Netherlands coffee shops to be limited in future to closed users' associations that must refuse membership to those who are not Netherlands nationals or citizens?
These counterfeit drugs are often sold illegally in 'afro
shops', gyms and via the Internet.
As supplying the drugs sold in the coffee shops is illegal, their arrival will also bring about much illegal selling.
I bet there are drugs in this shop that could knock me out, make me forget.
In theory, this framework decision does not ask any Member State to change its drug policy and the Netherlands could continue to tolerate the coffee shops.
Would it be permissible, on the basis of the current European Treaties, for the sale of soft drugs in Netherlands coffee shops to be limited in future to closed users' associations that must refuse membership to those who are not Netherlands nationals or citizens?

It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.