[Senator Pardek]

If this policy keeps some drug-addled teenage junkie from offering his wares to my kid, I'm all for it. Break the law - pay the price! I wonder what other junk these filthy runts were inhaling...

[Celtjew Libertarian]

Last I checked, saving someone's life was a legitimate defense for acts otherwise against the law.

[ladylib]

You're joking right? Did you read the article?

[solitas]

is there something WRONG with you?

hopefully YOUR "filthy runt" won't have an asthma attack with no one lifting a finger to help (while the "drug-addled teenage junkie" is peddling his junk to other kids).

[jjm2111]

You forgot the </sarcasm>

[Orangedog]

You feeling ok tonight, Pardek, or did you forget the sarcasm tag?

[F.J. Mitchell]

"I wonder what other junk these filthy runts are inhaling..."

The worst thing they are inhaling is the exhaled breath of those ate up with the dumb @$$ aleged to be educators. Let's just hope it isn't contageous.

[fourdeuce82d]

I wonder what other junk these filthy runts were inhaling...

Given that I've misposted myself, on multiple occaisions, and have wound up looking foolish, if not demented... was there a "/sarcasm" tag missing?

rgds,
4.2"

[Born Conservative]

You obviously have no idea what Albuterol is, and probably have never experienced asthma. Albuterol is a very safe but effective drug. If a kid were to take it without needing it, he would get an increased heart rate and possibly tremors that lasts an hour or two. It's definitely non-addictive, and does not alter consciousness. Therefore, I can't forsee there being a black market for Albuterol.

For those who DO need it, it is life-saving medication. It will open up the bronchial airways that tighten up during an asthma attack. If an asthmatic were to not take Albuterol during an acute episode, they could possibly have their airways close off, leading to respiratory failure, full cardiac arrest, and then death. Instead of looking at everything as black and white, I think that there are times when common sense should be introduced into the equation. The boy who loaned the med should be COMMENDED, not punished, because he potentially saved her life. Doesn't that count for anything?

[vikzilla]

If this policy keeps some drug-addled teenage junkie from offering his wares to my kid, I'm all for it. Break the law - pay the price! I wonder what other junk these filthy runts were inhaling...

My father always said that no one is perfect. He was wrong. Your comment shows that you are a complete F***ing idiot.