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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: ManyMoose who wrote (478651)3/26/2012 12:31:55 PM
From: MJ1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) of 793917
 
Mind altering drugs have taken the lives of a lot of people, particularly the young people. Some of them commit suicide -------some have accidents-----and if lucky end up in an emergency room alive.

It often happens to the bright kids--------one case here in Northern Va. (after Obama came to office) led to a party with 2 interlopers. The young man who was having the party asked everyone to leave about 2 a.m.---- a friend went outside, the 2 interlopers went out also and a fight ensued and the young man was killed.

I don't recall Obama having been reported to have called anyone------or make a statement. Just a part of the D.C. Metro area environment but not something that happens in a suburban neighborhood near to D.C.

Throughout N. V. we see little crosses marking accidents where teenagers were killed in accidents usually because of joy riding and using.

Then there is the young man who survived an accident on drugs and now is brain injured for the rest of his life. Then there is the young man ----who ended up in the emergency room because of ectasy.
Thanks to a lot of people he survived that and has his life moving in the right direction.

We did get the age for buying alcohol increased in Virginia years ago. That has helped-----

This is suburban and urban living----
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