I'm all ears. Evidently Florida has legalized drugs... Is it this bad in Southern Georgia?
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What do do when the drug users move in behind you?
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Re: What do do when the drug users move in behind you?
I have no idea about Southern Georgia, but we had the same issue in my neighborhood. That family has been a nuisance for many years. They used to have blacks come up from down state and drop drugs off for selling. Eventually the police department got fed up, and kept putting them in jail. Supposedly there's no more drugs being sold there anymore, but it's turned into a bit of a boarding house. The father still comes outside sometimes and screams at other people living in / visiting the house. I think a few days ago he threatened to kill someone on his property.
I don't have any good advice. In my experience people like this are the absolute scum of the earth, and even if you can get them to stop dealing drugs, they will drag the neighborhood down with their antisocial behavior. To be honest with you, I was hoping he'd either kill one of the other dealers, or get killed himself. As it is, we just have to put up with his bullshit.
But maybe you're lucky, and they are just users. In which case they will either get clean (unlikely), or overdose. Or they can keep being degenerates for decades until their luck runs out.
Perhaps you can call the police when they are disturbing the peace?
I don't have any good advice. In my experience people like this are the absolute scum of the earth, and even if you can get them to stop dealing drugs, they will drag the neighborhood down with their antisocial behavior. To be honest with you, I was hoping he'd either kill one of the other dealers, or get killed himself. As it is, we just have to put up with his bullshit.
But maybe you're lucky, and they are just users. In which case they will either get clean (unlikely), or overdose. Or they can keep being degenerates for decades until their luck runs out.
Perhaps you can call the police when they are disturbing the peace?
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Re: What do do when the drug users move in behind you?
Great advice. Sadly I live in a city/county has is "sanctuary city" status. So "just smoking weed" will not even get a response from the local cops... Another causality of the civil rights laws..
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Re: What do do when the drug users move in behind you?
What about their behavior? And does the weed smell?
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Re: What do do when the drug users move in behind you?
Yes to the smell. Loud rap/reggae music.
Drugs have been such a destroyer of our people over the millenia...
They explain it much better...
Dr. William L. Pierce
"We oppose drug usage because it is harmful to human society in general and because, at this point in time, it presents a clear threat to the survival of our civilization. M"
https://williamlutherpierce.blogspot.co ... youth.html
Drugs have been such a destroyer of our people over the millenia...
They explain it much better...
Dr. William L. Pierce
"We oppose drug usage because it is harmful to human society in general and because, at this point in time, it presents a clear threat to the survival of our civilization. M"
https://williamlutherpierce.blogspot.co ... youth.html
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Re: What do do when the drug users move in behind you?
That sucks.
I read Dr. Pierce's essay, and I'd like to add something. Another big problem with drug use (or any addiction), is that over time the addict doesn't care about anything other than feeding his addiction. Family, friends, community-- nothing matters other than the next fix / high. It really doesn't matter what the addiction is, it always has the same outcome. And it seems there's endless self-justification given, almost always of a narcissistic, self pity variety.
In the case of hard drugs, we know the outcome if left unchecked is overdose or homelessness, where the addict will do anything to get the next fix. I've seen interviews with very successful people -- some of whom made hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, who destroyed their lives with heroine or some other hard drug.
Even the food addicts destroy their health, and wallow in endless self-pity, using those who care about them to find more crap to shove down their throats.
I'm in the business of cleaning up retro games for resale. But even gaming can become self-destructive if it becomes an addiction. There's a big problem in Korea with young men sitting down in gaming cafes and playing until they drop dead. In other cases, people just don't care about anything other than staring at the screen. And I've been watching videos of gaming conventions. I have to say those are some of the unhealthiest looking people I've ever seen-- mostly fat and bones with very little muscular development.
Could you put in a noise complaint for the music?
I read Dr. Pierce's essay, and I'd like to add something. Another big problem with drug use (or any addiction), is that over time the addict doesn't care about anything other than feeding his addiction. Family, friends, community-- nothing matters other than the next fix / high. It really doesn't matter what the addiction is, it always has the same outcome. And it seems there's endless self-justification given, almost always of a narcissistic, self pity variety.
In the case of hard drugs, we know the outcome if left unchecked is overdose or homelessness, where the addict will do anything to get the next fix. I've seen interviews with very successful people -- some of whom made hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, who destroyed their lives with heroine or some other hard drug.
Even the food addicts destroy their health, and wallow in endless self-pity, using those who care about them to find more crap to shove down their throats.
I'm in the business of cleaning up retro games for resale. But even gaming can become self-destructive if it becomes an addiction. There's a big problem in Korea with young men sitting down in gaming cafes and playing until they drop dead. In other cases, people just don't care about anything other than staring at the screen. And I've been watching videos of gaming conventions. I have to say those are some of the unhealthiest looking people I've ever seen-- mostly fat and bones with very little muscular development.
Could you put in a noise complaint for the music?
To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.
Re: What do do when the drug users move in behind you?
Sadly where I am there are no noise laws from 7am to 1030p.
Also pot is decriminalized here. As a result it's common to smell pot.
Behavior is typical. Loud music, slamming doors, people coming and going, etc, etc....
I know weed has been used to destroy our communities since at least 1934. The writings of Dr. William Luther Pierce and Revilo P. Oliver really helped me understand what was going on.
Also pot is decriminalized here. As a result it's common to smell pot.
Behavior is typical. Loud music, slamming doors, people coming and going, etc, etc....
I know weed has been used to destroy our communities since at least 1934. The writings of Dr. William Luther Pierce and Revilo P. Oliver really helped me understand what was going on.