JK> amounts of work. And that they are sometimes very
JK> intelligent folks who gave their not so intelligent school
JK> teachers and local authorities all kinds of problems.
You have an amazingly obvious problem with authority figures.
JK> My understanding is that very bright young folks can get an
JK> entry level job in Microsoft or some other computer firm
JK> these days and earn millions.
 Emphasis on VERY bright and millions is reaching... unless you mean for the 
company. Average for a four year degree with two years experience is 40K, I 
have a friend who is a head hunter. (six years minumum, 24 years old or 
der)
JK> Much better than trying to steal that amount.
JK> And much more accepted by the community at large.
 You do not understand the complexity of the drug problem. First they get 
hooked, then they do binges, at that point they LOSE THEIR JOB and resort to 
stealing to get what they want. I deal with these people every day and they 
see nothing more than the fix in front of them.
JK> Then we might see an end to the pressure to build more and
JK> more prisons which should not be needed at all.
 Utopia is a great place.
JK> Oh yes, stop drugging the school kids for administrative
JK> convenience.
 Back to that problem with authority. Drugging children is a decision made 
between the parents and the doctor. I have yet to meet a principle who is 
licensed to prescribe and dispense drugs.  
 
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