You want to stop it, make sure that when they get to jail, it’s a jail. Not a community of criminals hanging out educating themselves how to do a better job next time. Solitary confinment for all of them. Sorry, one meal a day, no tv, no books, nothing. Just sit there and drive yourself insane. And that is probably not enough punishment for this crap. Imagine what some poor parent is feeling day in day out after they lose a child to this stuff. In my opinion make the punishment really feel like a punishment, not a temporary loss of freedom.

The netherlands practices a much more intelligent approach to drug control and yet they haven’t seen a major rise in heroin use in more than a decade.

Do what you doing and you’ll get what you’re getting. Despite the therapist and MSW rants to coddle “addicts” and stregthen drug laws, addiction problems contiune to grow at a staggering rate in this nation.

“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. ” – Albert Einstein

The War on Drug began 100 years ago with the assault on Cocaine in common products. 100 Years later, is the battle even remotely close to being won?

Do what you’re doing and you’ll get what your getting.

Time for a new approach.

“We forge the chains we wear in life” – Dickens.

I guess the folks of the 18th century were a tad more intelligent than you.

Taking drugs for the first time is a choice, not an addition. Despite all the information, so many people do it anyway. Such individuals get what they get.

“If he be like to die, he had better do it, and decrease the surplus population.” – Dickens

It is thanks to individuals such as yourself that gang problems plague every community and terrorists have money to kill people. I hope yout little drug usage problem is worth the pain you’ve created for everyone else in the nation.

“The fault, dear Brutus, lies not in our stars, but in ourselves…..” – Shakespeare

It’s not an addiction it’s you. Change, leave or die. Your choice…..

Funny how this problem is never addressed in the “less affluent” districts on Long Island. But as soon as it is a problem in an “upscale” town, well; suddenly the police have all these rsources available.

Personally, I believe we should give the users all the drugs they want. They will either die or wise up. Either way, society becomes a better place. I really truly hope these drugs hit every upscale town on LI. Perhaps when these folks understand what’s going on they’ll help solve the problem for everyone, not just themselves.