Comments on: Another North Escambia Resident Busted On Meth Charges

By: Jim W

Jim W — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 03:05:17 +0000

Horrific makes a good point here about when kids are little. Are you the parent in charge or is the child in charge? I think too many parents are allowing their children to be in charge. Notice I used the word allowinging. You need to stop allowing that to happen and there most likely would be a lot less problems in our society with kids and adults getting on drugs. They might actually grow up to be self respecting human beings. There is no drung in this world that can break the barrier with you if you don’t allow it to. A drug does not care about you or your lame excuse about your up bringing. How rich or how poor you are they will simply take you over and every thing about you. So don’t let it in your life in the first place and it can not thrive. It really is just that simple or other wise every one in the world would have a drug problem. Maybe in your world they do all have that problem but it is because you have chosen that world. The majority of us do not choose that world thank goodness. Enough excuses people.

By: Horiffic

Horiffic — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 00:58:55 +0000

Ok let me see if I can be MORE clear to all you great parents out there.

If you think your good parents or your children are good parents.
I challenge you to take a 5 year old from 5 neighborhoods in this
town and set them down with some 5 year olds at the next
menonite gathering.

YOU WILL SEE THE DIFFERENCE.

YOUR CHILDREN HERE ARE OUT OF CONTROL.,
Your 5 year olds get everything they want. If you don’t buy it for them,
their grandparents DO.
THEY DON’T KNOW HOW TO BEHAVE AT RESTURANTS, IN CARS,
IN WALMART, OR THE GROCERY STORES. They are BRATS;
I told a woman her child might not have so much problem if she
took him off the cereal she was feeding him as it has way too much
sugar and he was already a diabetic and had ADHD. I also told
her he would do better if she took him off sodas.

She told me he didn’t like milk and that that perticular cereal was
the only one he liked. I got mad at that point and asked her who
was in charge of her 5 year old and she said GOD.
I said well then make him pay for the cereal. This is not a joke
people ….this crap isn’t funny.

And we wonder why they are drug addict by the time their 14.

By: WORRIED RESIDENT

WORRIED RESIDENT — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 17:54:23 +0000

I agree with bjay, parents can only teach, lead, and pray. The children (adults) have to make their own decisions! This can’t be blamed on the parents, when their adult children does something!!

By: commonsence

commonsence — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 02:53:43 +0000

Has Molino become the American (Columbia)?

By: Voice of reason

Voice of reason — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 00:26:43 +0000

I agree with missyj…..make all drugs that contain “ephedirine” accessable by “prescription only” with liberal 6 – 12 month refills for those with allergies who really need and use this medicine for the proper purpose.

By: David Huie Green

David Huie Green — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 19:56:28 +0000

REGARDING:
“I grew up a Mennonite and my dad is in the church, but yet I got into this world. I got arrested last year for a meth lab. And my brother in law in Louisiana is also a Mennonite and he also got arrested last year for a meth lab.”

Would I be wrong in guessing you and your brother-in-law are no longer considered active Mennonites within the Mennonite church?

David thinking those excommunicated
for TV antennae
know they are serious
about sins and
violating church doctrine

By: missyj

missyj — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 19:53:26 +0000

Jim, I am not trying to paint a bad picture for the Mennonites, they are my family and they are good people. I am just trying to get it across to ya’ll that it can happen to different people from different walks of life. Meth is literally everywhere now and it needs to be taken off the streets. And again the only way it can be done is by taking sudefed off the market. All it takes is little peer pressure and a kid that gives in an you have a nother meth head. I was selling this crap to rich people in great neighbor hoods just as much as poor people in middle class neighborhoods. Ya’ll really have no clue how many people do it. I know soccor moms and Ceo’s of big company’s!!!!!

By: Jim W

Jim W — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 19:17:51 +0000

MissyJ by the way I am not mennonite just in case ypour are wondering.

By: Jim W

Jim W — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 19:17:00 +0000

MissyJ what you are saying here is not the norm it is the exception for the mennonite families. Having known many and the majority does do the right things as they were taught. You like some others who were young and trying to rebel might have done what you did but it is unusual for that to happen when you are raised bay a family that has as strong of a belief as the mennonite familys do. Just saying don’t paint the picture the way you did.

By: missyj

missyj — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:48:01 +0000

I would just like to say that I grew up a mennonite and my dad is in the church, but yet i got into this world. I got arrested last year for a meth lab. And my brother in law in louisianna is also a mennonite and he also got arrested last year for a meth lab. This just goes to show you how much of an epidemic this is. The only way to stop it is to take sudafed off the market. And to those of you who say it’s not fair just think of the lives it wll save. You can take sudafed pe and it will still work on you but you can’t make meth out it. Same thing with claritin D. I was cooking meth and I know that you can substitute everything else.