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To: sphinx

I grew up in Miami in the 80’s and 90’s. I never saw heroin in my life. There was cocaine, and since there really was a war on drugs, it was too expensive for curious kids.

Back then the DEA was in Colombia burning coca fields, drug interceptions before entering the country made nightly news. What is going on now is a farce.

Today heroin is cheaper, and easier to get than beer, and “just say no” turned into “legalize, it’s medicinal”. Billions $ have been spent on this social engineering of narcotic drug use by elitists who will profit from the misery of others. Afghan poppy fields are at record production under US military protection, and we have an opium epidemic in the country that exceeds alcohol and car accidents in accidental deaths. World markets are being flooded with pure heroin, and world citizens are bring deceived beyond most people’s comprehension.

Our complicit government has the blood of American children on its hands, along with the enabling “media”. God will take care of them, everyone else take care of your families.


22 posted on 06/09/2014 9:14:29 AM PDT by mgist (.)
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To: mgist

I would begin by drug testing all applicants for welfare benefits. Test clean, or no benefits, period, beyond a hard labor program to keep you fed. Children? No problem. Take ‘em away. An unemployable junkie is by definition an unfit parent. Get clean and get a job, or lose your kids.

I do not regard this as cruel or punitive. It is tough love. If drugs are the problem, we need to deal first with the drugs. Enabling addiction is precisely the wrong thing to do.


23 posted on 06/09/2014 10:10:27 AM PDT by sphinx
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