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To: Thehammer who wrote (332239)	11/4/2009 8:48:33 PM
From: alanrs	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 794327

"And it is often the wealthy and well educated that abuse cocaine." Funny you should mention that. The best cocaine came from the trust fund babies up in Santa Fe. They did it by the shovel full. No petty crime for them, they could afford their problems. Funny how the drugs didn't make them go out and wreak havock and mayhem. Just like the Breckenridge situation. What happened to pot is a gateway drug? How about all those traffic accidents? And that killer hydroponic 30% stuff, an ounce of that? I hear you jump up and down with that in your pocket there's gonna be an explosion. Sheesh. As they say. Too much monkey business. ARS youtube.com Edit: I almost forgot the children. I guess the wealthy and well educated citizens of Breckenridge don't have any. Or none worth protecting anyway. Truth being they are making it legal for the exact purpose of protecting them from the court system, they know the bigger danger.