6 arrested in drug raids

Our generation is dead if we don't get rid of this meth problem

agreed

FCHS2002 wrote:

Our generation is dead if we don't get rid of this meth problem

I'm beginning to think that is the intention!

The thought of what the future generations will be like is absolutely scary. It seems like the offenders are between 17 and 25 not just on meth and drugs,but alcohal offenses as well. I agree with both TLR and FCHS2002. I blame alot of the problem on groups like the ACLU and others that have made it so parents can't parent properly and them and schools cannot discipline children. When I was a kid, I and others watched our step and behaved because we all knew where the paddle was both at home and in school!

Struggling_1 wrote:

The thought of what the future generations will be like is absolutely scary. It seems like the offenders are between 17 and 25 not just on meth and drugs,but alcohal offenses as well. I agree with both TLR and FCHS2002. I blame alot of the problem on groups like the ACLU and others that have made it so parents can't parent properly and them and schools cannot discipline children. When I was a kid, I and others watched our step and behaved because we all knew where the paddle was both at home and in school!

Although I hated it at the time, Dads good old belt taught me many valuable lessons. A hard days work every now and then didn't hurt me much either!
I dabbled in drugs and alcohol as teenager, but I worked hard for what I got. Todays young folks expect everything handed to them on a silver platter!

I remember when I got caugth beating it one time by the locals. I felt really silly about it and may have been seen eating my own seeds, not sure what exactly anyone saw.

the was a handsom man that david