Capeless says drug overdose deaths staggering

The number of people who have died of drug overdoses in Massachusetts from 2002 through 2007 is nearly 41 times as many as the number of servicemen and women from the state who died in Afghanistan and Iraq over the same span, according to just-released report on drug use in the commonwealth.

[W T F]

I myself have absolutely ZERO respect for the Berkshire DA and think very little of what he has to say.

[Such disrespect]

W T F wrote:

I myself have absolutely ZERO respect for the Berkshire DA and think very little of what he has to say.

Shame on you!

[W T F]

For what?? Having an opinion? Back yourself up and lend some substance to your comment on my post or sit down and be quiet...

[Voter]

DA Capeless's credibility on drug prosecutions went out the window with the Great Barrington Skateboarder Bust.

[spint]

he does have this very "drugs are bad, mmmkay", reagan-era mentality, a bit out of step with current thinking.

the "im a da so i have to be a stick-up-my-butt on drug issues and show no mercy to anyone and go for 100% life sentences for every crime my office prosecutes" attitude is kinda what youd expect out of that kind of office...lots of old ladies and grumpy dudes think that's cool, but really, it seems kind of 1950s unenlightened in this day and age.

[Detoxer]

The first step to handling the prescription drug epidemic is to educate people that there is one. At Novus Medical Detox Center we deal with people who use OxyContin--legal heroin, interchangeably with heroin.

We hear stories about how easy it is to get scripts for Oxy from corrupt doctors and how many of their friends have died.

Steve
http://novusdetox.com