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Their would be no war on drugs were their not addicts doing what they do for, or as A result of the illicit drugs.
[quote=”Barbed1″]A public health problem,drug addiction,can not be fixed by the war on drugs. Unfortunately people who have never had a drug problem WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND ADDICTION. I am 10+ years clean and sober and have never met a non addict who understands addiction. Their answer is always ,Just quit! As long as you fit your narrow preception of who and what drug abusers are you will never really understand the real problem. I never was or met a prostitute so I really don’t have an opinion on that issue.
Just saying[/quote]Legalization and addiction don’t belong in the same conversation. I’ve also found my way out through an on-going recovery process for 23 years now.
When I was in the grip of my disease you could have legalized all drugs and I would still do exactly what I was doing.
Legalization is for people who have normal lives that indulge themselves from time to time and drugs don’t have the addictive nature that it had on me. I was an addict very shortly after my first use at 9. It was alcohol, it became pot by 11 and so on. By 19 I had sold kilos. That was in 1979 when the price of the product was $60,000 A kilo. Just like the disease, the lifestyle is progressive. It grows, it gets bigger,more lucrative, more dangerous and eventually it is the proud owner of another life.
I was as addicted to the violence in miami as I was the dope. Addiction manifested itself into all areas of my life.Fairy tale ending. That’s really cool. I love the southern Dominical and OSA area the most. Then la fortuna and Arenal.
Gee gee said give up citizenship. I would gladly change places with,or trade my US citizenship for A costa rican citizenship. Hey, that’s just me.
You can live around parrita,they’ve got pretty much everything you’d want. Banderas beach,Palo Seco, down further,past Quepos is Matapalo,then Dominical.it’s not A long distance for once A week shoppers,a lot of things to do locally as A small foray,the highway between Quepos and Dominical is in.
I lived in Jaco,then again in hermossa,what you see and are affected by,is of yourown choosing.it was there,i wasn’t there for it.my life bumped along,I was A guy,who spoke passable Spanish,made folks laugh,helped some of the locals with drugproblems and they responded with kindness.
Homes where you make it.I live better there mentally than here in the states with allthis stuff.How bout cut congressional retirement first.and all the money spent on security for the past politicians.I have to protect myself from past indisgressions.
Bet none of the illegal workers will be so dumb,they’re saving for early retirement.something only lottery winners in the US can do.
[quote=”Doug Ward”]LOL.
These people are allowed to vote. See the results :shock::roll:[/quote]Voting,,,AND making babies.future promotion of ignorance.theirs alot of folks that know alot of stuff,about the drug trade,and wisely, they smile and keep on moving.
snapshot,pictures photos,kodak imagery,
snappies.
they’re great to have so if folks ask again they have some references.
like Tom doing his home in Palo Seco.he did snappies for us.
