Meth lab found in Covina

Shreks Girl wrote:

Even a 1/2 oz. is TOO MUCH if you're not some scabby-faced, toothless tweaker addicted to the crap! The state of Montana (Sheriff???-not sure which county) has a website that shows booking photos of meth addicts taken at various stages in their addiction...GROSS..but meant to show kids the harsh realities of meth.....effective learning tool :)

Al Sharpton wrote:

The ghetto and the middle class suburbs are merging and becoming one thing. The original middle class is disappearing. Soon it will be affluent gated communities and safe rich neighborhoods AND the ghetto; nothing in between. After that it will be only safe neighborhoods and Mad Max neighborhoods.

RiCKSGiRL wrote:

Is 1/2 ounce of meth a lot?
(sorry - I don't know much about this stuff)

just-Rog wrote:

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Yeah baby, 1/2 ounce is a bit much for personel stash. but any ammount at all is way too much. I was addicted to that crap for 11 years of my life. Thats 11 years I'll never get back. I wish to God that stuff never existed. I could write a book about the harm its caused me and my family.
Education is one way of stopping someone from trying it for the first time. But after someone is on it, forget it. No one can get them off it but themselves. You have to hit "below" rock bottom to get off. which means taking a "bust" or ending up in the hospital. This is a difficult substance, tough love and intervention just don't work.

Al Sharpton wrote:

The ghetto and the middle class suburbs are merging and becoming one thing. The original middle class is disappearing. Soon it will be affluent gated communities and safe rich neighborhoods AND the ghetto; nothing in between. After that it will be only safe neighborhoods and Mad Max neighborhoods.

RiCKSGiRL wrote:

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I see.
Well Rog, I'm glad everything ended up working out for you and that you're back on track! I enjoy reading your posts and look forward to all the ones coming.=]

Hey Knuckle heaed wrote:

People that don't have tattoos also do bad things. I know many good, honest, caring people who have tattoos, and piercings. Judging people just by how they look really shows what an idiot you are.

Al Sharpton wrote:

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Anything goes I guess. Parents with piercings, with ridiculous tattoos, with mohawks. Mothering and fathering while looking like 50cent, like Korn band members, like a Cheech. The world is turning very ghetto; turning very Mad Maxx. It`s wrong. It`s all very wrong especially when children are being raised by these fools.

Al Sharpton wrote:

There are too many young parents and young adults in Covina in their late 20`s and early 30`s that want to walk around with tatoos covering every square inch of their bodies, that want to parent while wearing dew rags, and that want to parent while being cholos. Nobody is respectable anymore. Everyone strives to be tough and scary looking. They are a lost generation. They dont turn in lost wallets to the police but rather use the credit cards from the found wallet to put gas in all their friend`s cars or do a shopping spree. They also allow have meth labs in their garages.

ANL wrote:

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My husband is late 20's, Mexican, Tatoos and bald head (because he is balding). He wears Quicksilver shirts and shorts and people will always label him a "cholo" because he is Mexican with a bald head. By the way he is wonderful provider and father. He actually found a wallet in a shoppping cart a few weeks ago, called me at home to map quest the address on the ID card and returned the wallet on his way to work. Looks can be decieving.

ANL wrote:

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My husband is late 20's, Mexican, Tatoos and bald head (because he is balding). He wears Quicksilver shirts and shorts and people will always label him a "cholo" because he is Mexican with a bald head. By the way he is wonderful provider and father. He actually found a wallet in a shoppping cart a few weeks ago, called me at home to map quest the address on the ID card and returned the wallet on his way to work. Looks can be decieving.