DRUG DEALER'S SELF-JUSTIFICATIONS FAIL TO IMPRESS Re: Life of an ecstasy dealer, Jan 21 Oh what a life! How instructive and edifying it was to read how "Sam" the dealer's "base of patrons" includes the professional class. How exhilarating to know my grand-children could have a kindergarten teacher who parties on ecstasy deep into the night, to then, presumably, stumble to work that morning. How re-assuring that my financial adviser could be similarly inclined. Finally, how comforting to know my doctor's professional acumen might be influenced by a night of ecstasy and revelry. With a cavalier attitude and rationalization, our pusher re-brands his behaviour as that of an "independent businessman," as if this elevates and exonerates a behaviour that is contributing to the neurological befuddlement and deterioration of society. How nonchalantly he blames PMMA (paramethoxymethamphetamine) for the deaths of the children, when they are simply emulating his patron role models who can afford his better quality drug. What does he say to broken-hearted parents and siblings devastated by the ecstasy-death of their precious family member? We all hope you rot in hell! Jess Hearne Vancouver
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