Ian wrote:
> Times newspaper supports drugdealers influencing their children?
>
> http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,7-1445917,00.html
>
> "Although you would have to be to the right of Michael Howard and one
> of the "hanging's too good for 'em" brigade to find any fault
> with the scheme"

OK, Times of London, I think hanging is just fine for them, and I find
fault with the scheme.  What do you say to THAT?

It's disappointing to see the times calling their political opponents
immoral and murderous.  One would expect to see better rhetoric from
them.

> "For Freya Maberly, who was sentenced to nine months for selling
magic
> mushrooms at the Glastonbury festival, making a story tape for Jed,
her
> three-year-old son, was important as a means of keeping some
> consistency in his daily routine."
>
> What routine is that then? The routine his drugdealing mother gives
> him?

Oh I'm sure she had extremely valuable lessons for him, such as:
- How to make your business look legit,
- How to escape the police,
- What to do when you hear the siren,
- High-profit, low-risk drugs,
- Distinguishing a narc from a true buyer,

and so on.  This maternal guidance is clearly essential.

Honestly, a man can get cut off from his kids for even having drugs,
let alone selling them.  What does a woman have to do?  Knock off a
liquor store?


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