| VIEWER EMAIL: Subject: Joe
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WOULD YOU PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO 'HIS' HONOR"?
JOE,
WHENEVER YOU AND RUSH AND JEB AND ALLAN BENSE GET THROUGH WITH YOUR WESSON
PARTY WITH THE BLIND SHEEP OF FLORIDA, WOULD YA'LL CHANGE YOUR CHIPPENDALES
G-STRINGS (now that in itself is a sick thought!) INTO SOMETHING MORE PROPER
TO GIVE THE ILLUSION OF NOT SCREWING US AND EXPLAIN EXACTLY WHAT IT IS YOU
ARE CONSERVING? CERTAINLY ISN'T MONEY OR THE ENVIRONMENT OR PUBLIC SECURITY
AND WELFARE OR EDUCATION OR HUMAN COMPASSION FOR YOUR FELLOW MAN OR THE
PRISTINE FLORIDA WHERE I WAS REARED.
William
Dear William,
Joe Scab, Rush, Jeb and Allan in a g-string? Oh Lord, that is an
obscene visual. Ewww. But their obscenity extends exactly to
where you described so eloquently. I'm surprised Florida hasn't
been attacked by terrorists yet --oh wait, we already have been, by these
compassionate conservatives conserving everything for themselves.
Thanks for writing. And by the way, Joe and his friends read
this website. Believe me. He'll get your message.
Viewers: Email Joe at
joe@Msnbc.com
SUBJECT: War on Drugs
Great site. Very entertaining and enlightening.
I have a comment on the so-called "War on Drugs".
I recently became aware that it is possible to purchase controlled
substances such as Vicodin, Percodan, Percocet and others over the internet
without a prescription from your doctor or even letting him or her know you
are doing so. These internet pharmacies do a superficial questionnaire, or a
phone consultation by an MD (for which they charge). I doubt that many
patients can give an adequate and complete medical history. This seems to me
to be a risky that situation that leads to supplying drugs for illegitimate
purposes.
My view is that the "War on drugs" is simply the DEA full employment
initiative and has little to do with the distribution of drugs of abuse. It
focuses on marijuana which many people, including health care professionals,
feel should be legalized. The internet distribution of federally controlled
substances without an ongoing medical relationship with a patient seems
contradictory. Could it be that these physicians, pharmacists and
pharmaceutical manufacturers tend to be loyal benefactors to politicians in
both parties? Could it be that government control of these drugs keeps the
prices artificially high?
Just more hypocrisy from Washington.
Bob Kemmer
I often receive spam about getting these drugs over the Internet and
wondered how could this be? You answered my question--"Could it be that
these physicians, pharmacists and pharmaceutical manufacturers tend to be
loyal benefactors to politicians in both parties? " I think you hit
the nail on the head.
I've always wondered why the government does not regulate these
"natural drugs" you buy at health food stores. I remember a few years
ago on C-SPAN watching Orrin Hatch (I think it was Hatch, if not, maybe one
of our fabulous readers would know who) owned one of these natural drug
companies--and was sickened by the fact that such a powerful politician
could endanger people by not checking what the heck are contained in these
so-called natural drugs.
Thanks for writing and glad you like our site.
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