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Re: Indiana #1 for 3 years in a row.


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Posted by pinball on January 12, 2016 at 05:54:27 from (64.49.150.124):

In Reply to: Indiana #1 for 3 years in a row. posted by Geo-TH,In on January 12, 2016 at 05:01:47:

That very interesting. The president said on his gun control show you could buy all the guns you wanted at a gun show in Indiana and take them to Chicago to sell. Guns and dope do go hand. There is a big problem in the us with drugs. Even prescription drugs. With our computers we have today there should be a database where when ever some one gets a prescription drug or something that's used to make drugs it goes on his file so it can be seen by other doctors so they don't get the extra prescription drugs. What one doctor writes the other doctor doesn't know. Anything that makes drugs can be made so it has to be a prescription. If they want to build a prison build it out in the middle of Arizona, Utah or out west where there is nothing. Don't allow a building to be built within 100 miles of it. Don't include tv, cell phones, pool tables in there. Make it a law that if your found bringing drugs into a prison you get arrested, go to trial and min sentence 5 years. I do not blame the law for not going after those people on atv. Very dangerous and all law enforcement people will tell you when you catch them our court systems do very little to try to get them off the streets, Law enforcement people do a very good job. Tough job. My hats are off to them as well as our firefights, first responder and the good old military. Times has really changed the last 3/4 years. I just hope that people realize that and elect the best possible candidate to help this problem. With my age I probably wont be around a whole lot longer but I would hope my children and grand children will have a better USA than there is now. Missouri also has a lot of those drug labs. Maybe there not first but id say there at least 2nd. Have a good day.


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