JK> DN>purchase 'legal' stimulants that are proven to cause heart attacks and
JK> DN>stroke!
JK> 
JK> Those have strict controls put upon them during manufacture in this
JK> nation.  Illegal drugs do not.  Therefore, there is nothing on file
JK> in the emergency rooms across the nation concerning the latest batch
JK> of some illegal drug, made under heaven only knows what sanitary
JK> conditions.
JK> 
JK> ANYONE WHO USES SUCH IS OUT OF HIS OR HER PROFANE MIND!
JK> 
JK> The problems that can arise from the use of legal drugs are documented
JK> in one textbook after another.....and published as fast as possible when
JK> new drugs are let loose on the market.  Drugs with all kinds of claims
JK> to be some miracle cure or another.
JK> 
JK> This nation has long had a fascination with drugs.  Much better it got
JK> hooked on exercise and proper diet.
JK> 
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JK>  þ SLMR 2.1a þ hAS ANYONE SEEN MY cAPSLOCK KEY?
Recently on t.v., they advertised a childs version of pain killers fro 
'active' children. This country has long been known for acceppted use of
drugs, and in fact encourages drug use. But when those in power decide a
drug is bad, unsafe or they just do not like it, it then becomes a 
controlled substance. My main point is that those who are in 'power' 
elected or otherwise are not automatically right nor wrong. We as "free'
people are being slowly legislated out of our 'freedoms'. Forced to wear
seatbelts. Forced to wear helmets. forced to not smoke ciggarrettes, 
which as of YET are not illegal. Soon, with the aids epidemic, we will 
be forced to wear condoms and only engage in unprotected sex when and if
the government decides we are "safe' and they need another warm body.Oh 
yes, lets not forget forced to have car insurance. Yes, we insure our 
cars by force, but not our health. Be poor with no insurance and see 
what kind of care you recieve! Freedom is not nor never was free. One 
has to fight for freedom. Try to find the book Little Black Sambo! Can 
you say literature reppression? It offends some, so it is now banned. 
How far to the next step of "we do not like the color red{or choose your
own} therefore the color is now illegal. Sure that comparison is silly, 
the book offends people of color, or Africans, or Nigerians or Blacks or
whatever they decide this year it is ok to be called. Try just calling 
them people. Silly comparison? perhaps. Or not. At this point, we still 
have the freedom to decide for ourselves. How much longer will that 
last? Oh, I heard that some of Charles Dickens books may be banned, for 
the "n" word. Can you say Fahrenheit 451? I thought you could. Have a 
pleasant day, and watch out, the next 'freedom' attacked and banned may 
be on of your own beliefs!  P.S. Anyone know of a natural unbanned 
method of headache relief? P.S Helmet laws still _ _ _ _.
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