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Heroin never dies, it's always around more or less. Today many are addicted to both Heroin and Crack.
The u.s government lets Afghan locals to produce poppy seeds which is used to make herion. The herion is than sold off to Chinese, Irianian and Russian traffickers allowing the drug to destabilize Americas enemies. It worked for the British 150 years ago. Illegal drugs are some of the best way to defeat your enemy.
I am an American. My concern is America. I fully the deportation of Illegal Aliens. The circumstance of children, ILLEGALLY, brought here as children by THEIR PARENTS, is not the responsibility of the United States nor its citizens. Most have benefitted from an education and healthcare that they were/are not entitled to, and their parents have not paid for.
I can empathsize, but I do not sympathize. Their circumstance and irresponsibility lies with their parents, such cannot be rewarded.
Quite backward thinking and prejudiced toward illegals. My major concern is the negative economic impact of both illegals and legals.
These deportees I'm referring to are legal. They just aren't citizens.
It's alleged that Dominicans were the first to actually deal crack in New York. It had already been popular in LA and Houston and the Caribbean a few years prior to it's NY debut.
It's alleged that Dominicans were the first to actually deal crack in New York. It had already been popular in LA and Houston and the Caribbean a few years prior to it's NY debut.
Lets not forget that NYC was already destroyed before crack infiltrated the streets. Coke, but notoriously heroin left scars on NYC streets. Crack just added another layer of damage that heroin caused.
Here is a thread from [domain blocked due to spam] of what appears to be past Washington Heights residents recalling the tumultuous times of that era. From what they were saying, it looks like the Heights were a serious hood.
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