This could be the new myspace for dope dealing....
Name: Dee
Age: 21
Sex: M
Convicted For: promotion of dangerous drugs
Phone #: 212-555-1212
pager#: 212-555-1213
Address: Your Neighboorhood
Currently selling: anything you need
Interests: Selling dope making money and jail house tattoos
Available for transactions: Yes
Informant status: currently not informing but open in case of further conviction.

CLICK ON BUDDY LIST TO SEE OTHER DEALERS IN THIS AREA

Hmmm....

A right to know when someone who could poison their son or daughter lives in their neighborhood... Dam'! It just seems to me that that is EVERYBODY! I mean, anybody COULD, I suppose.

So maybe we should save our money setting up this assinine registry and presume that there just ARE people in our neighborhoods that COULD do this.

I wonder how we managed all this time until now with all these people who COULD do this living in our neighborhoods.

And while we're at it... Let's start a registry for all those who bought something (bleach, Drain-o, anti-freeze, whatever) that COULD be used to poison or dhildren! I think THAT would be the answer!

Geez!

what an assinine bill,,just one of many reasons why he didnt get my vote.

After being imprisoned for 33 years for Herion Distributuion Kingpin an old man comes home to see what his family has made of themselves. He called them every week to advise his five sons and three girls not to allow his drug convictions to give them an excuss to fail. He tried to be a good father and lead and provided his family from prison the best he could. He sold mor drug from prison, wrote, preached prayed and fought the BOP corruption at every turn and set a good example as a man with dignity and honor. He was never an informent because he felt that he was responsible for his own actions. We all know the Drug War is a farce. When he was finnally allowed to come home he was sick and dying in a wheel chair at 67 years old, still feared by the DEA and forced to wear a electronic ankle braclet Locator. He was still repected and treated like a king by his now adult childern. He found his grandchildern a delight. He found he still had the love of his wife after all that time. Happy his family survived without him, He died a month or so later still smiling as he was found slumpt in his wheelchair. The Drug war seperated us but love gave us the victory in the end. Want to know more about Lawrence W. "Slippery" Jackson and his children. The Washington Post reported that he was the Head of the Black Mafia.

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See what one of Slippery's Sons has done to give back to his community.

If dealers are made to register, what kind of impact will that have on the individuals who are trying to get "real" decent jobs. Most employers won't even look at a qualified individual with that type of background. I think it will just make things harder for that individual to find a good paying job. Suppose that person is looking to change their lifestyle, all this registration does is make it harder for them to leave the drug life behind. Maybe employers should pay better so that people do not feel the need to sell drugs to survive and thrive. Gov Johnson should have asked for the cash to help rehabilitate these people, Not for cash to build prisons to lock people up as a quick fix. His decision to build prisons only hurt the people of NM. Now Prisons are overcrowded, understaffed and filled with People who lost everything when what needed was help with their illness not incarceration. The only people that I think were helped by building these Private Prisons were those companies who stand to profit on the incarceration of people. Locking people up should not be profitable. Plus, a person that is locked up is not rehabilitated, the person is only taught how to be a better criminal and shown that the system turned it's back on them when they needed the help most. People do not deal drugs because they want to. A person deals drugs because there is no other option available. Thank God that Gov Richardson is looking to help people by investing money in Rehab Programs, which should have been done in the first place. Also maybe physicians should register as drug dealers, many of them are users as well. The ignorance of drug use by non users should also be addressed. Many are quick to judge without walking in someone elses shoes. Helping dealers find alternate methods of income is more prudent than the "excommunication" of them in our society. After all, someone you know, a friend, may be dealing drugs and you would never expect it. What a shame to lock them up instead of helping them.

THESE YOUNG BLACK BOYS NEED TO GET A DAMN JOB, STOP THE DRUG DEALING, BEFORE THEY END
UP DEAD OR IN STATE & FEDERAL PRISONS FOR MANY, MANY, MANY,YEARS FOR NOTHING AT THE END.
THEM OLD AS PEOPLE & WHITE TRASH NEED TO STOP BUYING DRUGS. US BLACK PEOPLE NEED TO
TIGHTEN UP & STOP GETTING SET-UP BY THE WHITE MAN BECAUSE THEY GOT THEIR GAME LOCKED
DOWN TIGHT. STOP PLAYING THEIRSELVES & GET WITH THE FOR REAL SHIT !
YOU FEEL ME? HOLLA BACK