🚀 go-pugleaf

In dc.general, ghost@openage.openage.com (Glenn Host) writes:
>
>You mean womanizer and CONVICTED druggie - there are plenty of druggie and/or
>womanizers in office; not as many convicted ones although there are quite
>a number conivted of Purgery, Wire Fraud, Mail Fraud, etc.
>
I'm not enthralled with MB, and I do believe his actions
in the hotel bedroom were illegal, thus demonstrating a nasty
lack of respect for the law.  Let us remind ourselves that
that it was a minor offense.

A news release from Munich
University on Monday reported that tests of hair
and muscle from nine mummies (1070 BC - 395 BC) showed
use of hashish, nicotine, and cocaine.  Now, my friends,
if high officials of a major civilisation which lasted over
3000 years can use drugs and not cause the sky to fall, I
don't think that drug use by MB will destroy us, or the district.
It may set very bad examples, but drug use in the privacy
of a bedroom is not the worst threat we have from an 
elected official.

Before you accuse me of being one of the cultural elite,
let me just say that I'm not wearing a tie ;-).

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