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Yes you did by suggesting the federal government should leave drug issues to the state levels...
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Originally Posted by pknopp
It's funny, the (R)'s ***** for decades about how things need turned over to the states as the bureaucracy in D.C. only causes waste but here we go..........
I say again. Nanny states are perpetuating drug epidemics and are not effective at curbing,
OR stopping it. Just preventing deaths from overdoses. To me, if I were a junkie, that would be great news to me. Means I can shoot up a hot mix and know a police officer can't arrest me but has to give me narcan
Every company I've worked for required drug tests and criminal background checks. Random drug tests at that. Mandatory drug tests for when an accident in the workplace occurs. My 2nd month on the job, here in Florida, a guy passed out in the shop from dehydration. He smoked pot on his lunchbreak and collapsed at 2pm. Watched other guys in the shop prop him up and put fans on him and tried to get him to slowly drink water. Meat wagon took him away to the hospital, and they required a drug test. He tested positive. Bye Felicia
Background check yes and drug testing after an accident yes (for workers comp.) but never to actually get the job.
Good. I was once more liberal on this issue but the drugs have gotten out of control. Cops are giving narcan to the same people two and three times per day. Time for a new strategy. Maybe we should look at countries like Singapore and how they maintain very low drug rates.
Not if it goes against State Laws or the will of the People. And speaking of Sessions, shouldn't he be slated for removal along with the other civil war monuments?
So, how do they support their habit? And, then there are the kids. A social worker told me part of the rise of incest was that those on meth found a warm body, a warm body, whether it be the gf or their child or whoever.
What "rise in incest" And certainly people impaired by any drug or alcohol frequently make really poor choices there is absolutely no evidence that supports your claim that meth users are driven to commit incest that is just patently absurd
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And certainly people impaired by any drug or alcohol frequently make really poor choices there is absolutely no evidence that supports your claim that meth users are driven to commit incest that is just patently absurd