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To: PieterCasparzen

THE ENTIRE POINT OF THE SHOW IS THAT. METH. IS. BAD.

It’s screamed from day one. It’s a bad thing to get involved in. It. Is. Ruination. Clear and sound. This show is the biggest anti-drug event to hit the airwaves in a decade. It teaches us that getting involved in the trade is a dead-end street. It leads nothing. NOTHING.

You really should watch it and understand it before commenting on it.

You seem just such a fool about it now. You are dumb and displaying so now. A little tip, don’t be completely dumb on a subject before trying to comment on it. It helps you to know a little something on it before the commenting starts. Just sayin’


162 posted on 09/16/2013 9:21:07 PM PDT by FAA
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To: FAA

Damn.

I guess I missed that point by slavishly hunting for the fleeting glimpses of ‘tighty whities’ and homo sex stuff.

:::rolls eyes:::


170 posted on 09/16/2013 9:36:45 PM PDT by Salamander (Blue Oyster Cult Will Be The Soundtrack For The Revolution.....)
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To: FAA
How about the irony of Gale Boetticher rationalizing the manufacture of meth as a "victimless crime," then being murdered as a result?

You see Spooge get his head crushed under an ATM just for calling his skanky shack-up a skank ... you don't get desensitized to that. And seeing their boy, who will certainly become what they've become -- if he actually lives to adulthood -- you can't possibly see the drug culture as glamorous or victimless.

The three minute Windy montage probably turned more kids off drugs than 30 years of dumbass "this is your brain on drugs ..." commercials.

197 posted on 09/16/2013 10:13:47 PM PDT by FredZarguna (Or perhaps his Nobel Prize lecture for medicine.)
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