Drug Smugglers Turn to Northern Border (But it's morally-superior smuggling, eh?)

The Washington Times ^ | December 9, 2003 | Jerry Seper

[robertpaulsen]

"by saying no to marijuana."

I'll respond if you will correct the above statement.

Then again, if you correct your statement, I don't need to respond, do I?

[robertpaulsen]

Geez, maybe you really aren't MrLeRoy.

He said, "Just say no to drugs" -- he did not say, "Just say no to marijuana". Where did you get that for your post #39? Lying in a feeble attempt to support your argument?

Saying yes to alcohol has brought us 100,000 alcohol related deaths per year, something we didn't have during prohibition. You wish to do the same with drugs?

[robertpaulsen]

He said that back at post #3. You've had 43 posts to correct it if you didn't like his quote of the slogan, "Just say no to drugs".

It's only now, after having your question answered (and being put in your place), that you question the phrasing of his statement?

Childish.

[Kenny Bunk]

Lissen, forget Canada. Maine is your POE for cocaine. Coupla thousand miles of coast and lots of small islands. Lotsa fishing boats with little else to do. Goes from Maine down through Central and Western Mass, (Naturally) in trucks right into NYC.

Apparently no one in the DEA ever noticed colonies of Colombians settling along the route. It ain't like they're in New England for the mill jobs. Speaking of borders, Maine and Canada are wide open to each other. Came in very handy during Prohibition, but it's no way to run a country at war with terrorists.