DON'T BAIL THEM OUT

As long as the New Hope centre does not involve the public's dime, it
can do whatever it wishes to help these addicts.

For me and many of us, these addicts have made some poor choices in
life. They are weak, selfish and self-gratifying.

They had but one life, and they promptly screwed it up. They should
not expect someone else to bail them out.

Most of them don't want to be bailed out anyway. That's the nature of
their addiction.

Jim Driscoll,

Surrey