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Reply to "Is the drug problem as bad as it sounds?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Y’all voted to make pot legal. What did you expect?[/quote] Nobody voted for it to be legal for teens[/quote] You all just made it easier for them to buy it all the while expecting the already overwhelmed and understaffed schools to monitor and regulate it. [/quote] Teens always were able to get drugs. It’s not easier. We just now have drugs tgat kill white kids so we all of a sudden care.[/quote] It is much easier. Don’t make it about something it’s not. It is not about race. [/quote] It is actually about race and SES. Kids have been dying from drugs for a multitude of decades, but they were either poor in Hagerstown or black, so nobody really cared. Now W kids are dying by the dozen every year. They buy pills of the net and die in their basements. MCPS is just informing your because they are not buying the drugs at school and they are not dying at school (in general). Sure there are still some kids getting pot, but that is not what people are freaking out about. This is nto the long slow heroine death where it takes years of rehab to finally overdose. This is 1 stupid kid trying 1 pill and dying. [/quote] It is not about race. It’s about huge increases in overdose deaths. But see it as you wish. [/quote]
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