Dealing with drugs<\/p>\n
From Kompas<\/p>\n
It is sad to learn from the print and electronic media how
\ndrug abuse has spread so widely in the country in just a short
\ntime. Even elementary school students in a small town like Anyer
\nhave been drawn to drugs.<\/p>\n
What will happen to our children, on whom the nation pins its
\nhopes in the future. The government and police must take strict
\naction against drug pushers and eliminate them in the real sense
\nof the word.<\/p>\n
There are two categories of drug abusers. First drug dealers,
\nincluding retailers sellers and distributors. These people must
\nnever be shown any leniency. If they try to escape or resist
\narrest, just shoot them to death. If they are only wounded, the
\ngovernment will have to spend money for their medical care and to
\nfeed them and detain them. Why not just shoot them to death?
\nThere is no use allowing these people to live because they will
\nonly ruin our younger generations.<\/p>\n
The second category of drug abusers comprises drug users who
\ncan prove their willingness to break free from their drug
\naddiction. These people must be treated.<\/p>\n
However, there are some drug users who only pretend to cut all
\nlinks with drug abuse, but unfortunately their behavior indicates
\notherwise. These people must be sent to a remote and isolated
\nisland. Here they can use drugs to their hearts content until
\nthey can't get up anymore for ever. If these people disappeared,
\nthe Indonesian population of some 200 million people would lose
\nvirtually nothing.<\/p>\n
SANYOTO MULYO<\/p>\n
Serang, Banten<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/dealing-with-drugs-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }