Chemical Dependency/Illness or weakness

[404Error]

Originally Posted by Brown Thrasher

That is a myth, just like there are more drugs in prison than on the streets is a myth....

There may not be more drugs in prison than on the street but rest assured, for the right price you can get anything you want in prison.

And for what it's worth, inmates returning from off grounds furloughs (yes, minimum security prisons still grant weekend furloughs) are always strip searched, urine screened and if alcohol use is suspected, breath tested.

[Brown Thrasher]

Originally Posted by 404Error

There may not be more drugs in prison than on the street but rest assured, for the right price you can get anything you want in prison.

And for what it's worth, inmates returning from off grounds furloughs (yes, minimum security prisons still grant weekend furloughs) are always strip searched, urine screened and if alcohol use is suspected, breath tested.

So, what is your point?
For the right price you can by anything on most any street corner, if you know where to go. If you still trying to convince me there are more drugs in prison than on the streets, you are wrong.......
I have taught classes on addiction and other things like taking responsibility for ones mistakes in more than one institution. I've actually been on the searches.... so what does that tell us? Are we afraid to accept that maybe some of our institutions run by the govt. are flawed????????

[404Error]

Originally Posted by Brown Thrasher

I have taught classes on addiction and other things like taking responsibility for ones mistakes in more than one institution. I've actually been on the searches.... so what does that tell us? Are we afraid to accept that maybe some of our institutions run by the govt. are flawed????????

Oh well then, if you've actually "been on the searches", I guess that tells us you are the expert on what the real deal is inside our prison systems. Guess I don't have a leg to stand on in this discussion. I mean I only did 20 years inside as a meer correctional officer so what would I know about the availability of drugs in prison?

[Brown Thrasher]

Originally Posted by 404Error

Oh well then, if you've actually "been on the searches", I guess that tells us you are the expert on what the real deal is inside our prison systems. Guess I don't have a leg to stand on in this discussion. I mean I only did 20 years inside as a meer correctional officer so what would I know about the availability of drugs in prison?

Error, I dont' claim to be an expert on anything. I am definetly sorry for your misfortune of spending 20 years with psychopaths. My point was, as it is now, there are more drugs on the streets than in prison. I know there are drugs in prison, but I think you said there were more drugs in prison than on the streets. If I am wrong, about your statement. Please accept my apology.....

[404Error]

This is what I said in response to your statement that it was a myth about there being more drugs in prison than on the street.

There may not be more drugs in prison than on the street but rest assured, for the right price you can get anything you want in prison.

[Brown Thrasher]

Originally Posted by 404Error

This is what I said in response to your statement that it was a myth about there being more drugs in prison than on the street.

Once again, I apologize. You are right. Someone made the statement, that there were more drugs in an inpatient treatment than on the streets.... I made the statement that was a myth. I went on to say that was like saying there were more drugs in prison than on the streets.. Also, I agree with enough money, you can get about anything you want in prison; just like you can on the streets.....

[wolf]

Originally Posted by Brown Thrasher

Error, I dont' claim to be an expert on anything. I am definetly sorry for your misfortune of spending 20 years with psychopaths.

404 is the one who spent 20 years with criminals. I'm the one working on spending 20 years with psychopaths.