American kids getting high on prescription drugs

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This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs
illegally.
Well, NO it does not.
Sorry, I do not think that "pharming parties" are legal. And anyone
who takes drugs are a pharming party is breaking the law.
This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.
Actually it is. The use of prescription medication by anyone other than
the person to whom it was prescribed and dispensed is illegal.
This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.
Incorrect. It is about illegal use of medications. If you are prescribed a
medication it is for YOU, and no one else. The law says that if you *give*
(i.e. not sell) a prescription medication to a third party *YOU* are
guilty of drug trafficking.

Correct

Also, in many states "using" any drug from a container identified for
someone else is illegal.

Also, there are strong laws (not enforced) about providing a safe
environment for a minor under your care.

If the lack of a safe environment leads to injury, the law is most
assuredly enforced.



Jeff's statement:

This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs illegally.

No, it does not.


This IS showing the American people have fallen for the PROPAGANDA put
in front of them each day, and the doctors who write prescriptions TOO
FREELY!
[snip usual diversions + lies]

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This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs
illegally.

Well, NO it does not.

Sorry, I do not think that "pharming parties" are legal. And
anyone who takes drugs are a pharming party is breaking the law.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers
getting drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes.
This is not breaking any law.

Actually it is. The use of prescription medication by anyone other
than the person to whom it was prescribed and dispensed is illegal.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers
getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Yes, it is, though that law is seldom enforced.

No, it is not.

There is no such law written concerning teenagers taking drugs out of
medicine cabinets in their own homes.


http://www.american.edu/ocl/counseli...resources.html

http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/a...edication.html

These two sites refer to just such a law.

Poor Rich.

As a nurse, you best learn to read for comprehension, for the sake of
some poor soul.

I comprehend that just fine.

No, you do not.

There is NO law concerning teenagers taking drugs out of the medicine
cabinet in their own home.

Period.




There is no such law written concerning teenagers taking drugs out of
medicine cabinets in their own homes.

NOT just such a law.

Your diversion tactics just won't work.



Your quest to agree with another *gang* member is noted.

Jeff's statement

This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs illegally.

The article did no such thing.

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Rich also proved he does not comprehend just fine in another post.

In FACT, he did NOT pick up on the fact that another poster, posted under
this name:

JanD@gmail

God help all those he sees in the ER.

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There is NO law concerning teenagers taking drugs out of the medicine
cabinet in their own home.

Period.

Call your pharmacist and ask him. Call your police station and ask them.

You are wrong. Period.
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This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs
illegally.

Well, NO it does not.

Sorry, I do not think that "pharming parties" are legal. And anyone
who
takes drugs are a pharming party is breaking the law.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers
getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Actually it is. The use of prescription medication by anyone other
than
the person to whom it was prescribed and dispensed is illegal.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Did you read what you responded to?

Yes.


If you are not the person for whom
the drugs were prescribed, then taking them is illegal. I doesn't
matter if you bought them from the lady who runs the daycare centre or
took them out of the medicine cabinet at home - if YOUR name is not on
the prescription then it is illegal for YOU to consume them.

Did you read what I wrote?

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Did the bottles of drugs have the teenagers' names on them, put there
by a pharmacist while dispensing according to a prescription?

I do't know and neither do you.

If not, they were used illegally.

Did you read what I wrote?

Did I write the word *use*?

It doesn't matter where the drugs were
stored,

Did you read what I wrote?

Do so, then stop, harassing.







Jeff's statement:

This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs illegally.

No, it does not.

So now are you saying that the problem of people getting drugs
illegally is not serious?

Did you read what I wrote?






This IS showing the American people have fallen for the PROPAGANDA
put
in
front of them each day, and the doctors who write prescriptions TOO
FREELY!

[snip usual diversions + lies]

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--Rich

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Peter Bowdith

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This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs
illegally.
Well, NO it does not.
Sorry, I do not think that "pharming parties" are legal. And anyone
who takes drugs are a pharming party is breaking the law.
This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.
Actually it is. The use of prescription medication by anyone other than
the person to whom it was prescribed and dispensed is illegal.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Incorrect. It is about illegal use

Poor Mark.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.




Jeff's statement:

This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs illegally.

No, it does not.


This IS showing the American people have fallen for the PROPAGANDA put
in front of them each day, and the doctors who write prescriptions TOO
FREELY!

[snip usual diversions + lies]

--


--Rich

"vernon"

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This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs
illegally.
Well, NO it does not.
Sorry, I do not think that "pharming parties" are legal. And anyone
who takes drugs are a pharming party is breaking the law.
This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers
getting drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This
is not breaking any law.
Actually it is. The use of prescription medication by anyone other than
the person to whom it was prescribed and dispensed is illegal.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.


Also, there are strong laws (not enforced) about providing a safe
environment for a minor under your care.




Jeff's statement:

This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs illegally.

No, it does not.


This IS showing the American people have fallen for the PROPAGANDA put
in front of them each day, and the doctors who write prescriptions TOO
FREELY!

[snip usual diversions + lies]

--


--Rich

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This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs
illegally.

Well, NO it does not.

Sorry, I do not think that "pharming parties" are legal. And
anyone
who
takes drugs are a pharming party is breaking the law.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers
getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Actually it is. The use of prescription medication by anyone other
than
the person to whom it was prescribed and dispensed is illegal.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Did you read what you responded to?

Yes.


If you are not the person for whom
the drugs were prescribed, then taking them is illegal. I doesn't
matter if you bought them from the lady who runs the daycare centre or
took them out of the medicine cabinet at home - if YOUR name is not on
the prescription then it is illegal for YOU to consume them.

Did you read what I wrote?

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Did the bottles of drugs have the teenagers' names on them, put there
by a pharmacist while dispensing according to a prescription?

I do't know and neither do you.

If not, they were used illegally.

Did you read what I wrote?

Did I write the word *use*?

It doesn't matter where the drugs were
stored,

Did you read what I wrote?

Do so, then stop, harassing.


What you wrote is wrong. Back in the seventies, a friend of mine was
arrested by the Border Patrol when she was searched coming back from Canada.
They were searching for marijuana, and found none, but she had a vial of
Tylenol III that was labeled with her father's name. Where had she gotten
them? Guess. What law was she arrested for breaking? Guess.
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--Rich

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http://www.acahf.org.au
http://www.quackwatch.org/
http://www.skeptic.com/
http://www.csicop.org/

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This describes a serious problem with people getting drugs
illegally.
Well, NO it does not.
Sorry, I do not think that "pharming parties" are legal. And anyone
who takes drugs are a pharming party is breaking the law.
This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers
getting drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This
is not breaking any law.
Actually it is. The use of prescription medication by anyone other than
the person to whom it was prescribed and dispensed is illegal.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Incorrect. It is about illegal use

Poor Mark.

This is not *people getting drugs illegally*, this is teenagers getting
drugs out of medicine cabinets right in thier own homes. This is not
breaking any law.

Poor Jan.

No matter how many times it is explained to you, you are too stubborn to
admit that you are WRONG. Wasn't it you who asserts that stating something
that's wrong as a fact is a LIE?
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--Rich

Recommended websites:

http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
http://www.acahf.org.au
http://www.quackwatch.org/
http://www.skeptic.com/
http://www.csicop.org/

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FACT: ADHD drugs are not abused when taken as prescribed. Paint thinner,
gasoline and glue are abused. Maybe we shouldn't clean pain brushes,
drive cars or hold things together.


FACT: Nutrients are better and non-addictive
http://www.whale.to/w/nutritional.html

Please provide real evidence to back your claim.

Jeff

"I tell patients that tranquilizers alone never cure anyone. They merely
reduce the intensity of the symptoms and make life slightly more
endurable. They create a better behaved, chronic dependent person. Only
with orthomolecular treatment can the majority of schizophrenic patients
hope to become well and normally independent."---Abram Hoffer, M.D.

care to say that to the 1.5 million prescription benzo addicts?

We don't need 98% of pharma med, especially mind drugs
http://www.whale.to/drugs/whitaker.html, but thinner and glue are useful

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Gee, a UPI story. Nutritionists are convinced that they can make money
selling "treatments" to families of ADHD kids.


Gee Jeff, would that be 1% of what you pharma boys make selling ritalin
etc

I get no money at all from selling Ritalin.

Jeff