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This is Your Face on Meth: Thanks, Conservatives

By Mike

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Take a look at these before-and-after photos (click on an image to enlarge):      The woman depicted, by the way, was a beauty queen, law graduate, and federal law clerk.  Now she's an accused criminal. She was hot and had an obvious career. Although no news outlets are reporting that her behavior and "after" photo are attributable to meth use, I've seen enough of these folks to know what's up. What's sad about meth: It's really bad stuff.  Unlike marijuana, the stuff will ruin your life.  But anti-drug zealots kept telling folks that the reefer would rot your brain.  That was an outright lie.  The majority of my friends in stable relationships making six-figures partake of the chronic...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on January 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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