USE ALL MEASURES TO END STATE'S METH PROBLEM

To the Editor:

It is a no-brainer that drugs that contribute to the meth problem should be
regulated. ("More could face jail time meth," Feb. 2)

I hope that the General Assembly realizes this and passes whatever laws are
necessary to stop this plague on Tennessee society. The governor has taken
a great first step, but no one should let up in taking all necessary
measures to shut this problem down.

However, before too many people blame the pharmaceuticals about it, they
should ask if we blame Ford or Chevy when a car is used for something illegal.

Joseph Bailey

Maryville