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No Place for Drugs?
By Hempology | July 22, 2002
A letter to The Times Colonist, published July 22, 2002
By Michael Geoghegan, Victoria
I must say that I nearly spilled my double shot espresso coffee the morning of July 19 when I read the column in the TC by John Robson advocating the decriminalization of marijuana.
My wife was similarly shocked and it took her an extra cigarette just to settle her nerves.
I was so incensed I decided to go to the pharmacy and pick up Ritalin for the kids and Prozac for the wife and me.
Then I went down to the bar to discuss this issue with my buddies over a few beers.
You can expect a letter-writing campaign from all of us making it clear to our elected officials that there’s no place for drugs in our society.
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