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Comrade Grumpy

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1. Why penalize every cold sufferer in Kentucky for the actions of some tweakers?

Reply to Report1212 (Original post)

Tue Feb 21, 2012, 02:57 PM

Feb 2012

You want to make me go to a doctor and get a prescription to buy Sudafed when I have the sniffles? And you think that's going to end meth abuse?

I have a generic name for laws like this: The Mexican Methamphetamine Market Share Enhancement Act.

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Drug Industry Group Spent $194,000 In January Alone To Fight Kentucky Anti-Meth Legislation [View all] Report1212 Feb 2012 OP

Why penalize every cold sufferer in Kentucky for the actions of some tweakers? Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #1

Precisely. TheWraith Feb 2012 #3

Exactly. nt Mojorabbit Feb 2012 #9

It's not enough that I have to write an essay to get sudafed? DCKit Feb 2012 #2

So we have a whole bunch of people who can't afford to see a doctor hughee99 Feb 2012 #4

Good. TheKentuckian Feb 2012 #5

Good? Would you care to subsidize the bills for my doctor's visits to get a scrip for Sudafed? Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #6

I don't support the laws that require you get a script and I'm good with TheKentuckian Feb 2012 #12

"Requiring a Prescription for Cold Medicine Has Not Reduced Meth Use in Oregon" Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #7

This is a pretty far right group Report1212 Feb 2012 #10

Oddly enough, some right-wing organizations are good on drug policy. Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #11

It won't make any difference. blue neen Feb 2012 #8