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Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Administrator

Administrator — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 20:55:26 +0000

Thank for your kindness. My email is Rick@fathersagainstdrugdealers.com please email me if you will join me & my group in this battle. You have no idea how much I yearn for recruits to the cause…how much I need one who knows how to recruit

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Rene

Rene — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 20:16:16 +0000

I really like this blog good job.

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Administrator

Administrator — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:03:33 +0000

I am inspired by the group MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVERS and have seen the difference that group has made in the laws & public attitudes concerning driving while intoxicated. They can never bring back those whose lives were taken by drunk drivers…the losses of countless families can never be recovered or justified.

Bit what MADD has achieved are the saved lives who live and walk among us but who would have been victims had MADD never stood up and did something about it.

Your son & mine will never know life as we know it. Any recovery will be partial and probably temporary. The only hope FADD can have is that we will change the system…that we might save other children and families from the tortured existence we must witness our children endure…and that we do not endure this without a fight against the perpetrators of this outrage. That we do not go quietly into the night.

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Donna

Donna — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:44:54 +0000

I am a mother of a herion addict for the past 5 years. He started at the age of 16 and has been in rehab five times. I applaud you for your
efforts to have drug dealers brought up on charges of murder. Our physician are required to attend 8 years of schooling and carry costly
malpractice insurance in order to dispense drugs. However drug dealers
are allowed to dispense drugs that are not FDA approved and when someone dies they are given plea bargains and deals. They need to pay
a heavy penalty for selling to a child under 21. Yes I said 21 because I found boys mature later and a 19-20 year still doesn’t have the emotional maturity to make sound decisions on certain levels in their lives.
God bless you for you efforts.

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Administrator

Administrator — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 17:34:31 +0000

Yes I hope to have a new forum shortly. I did edit a persons name out of your post…

The fact is I could list the names of a thousand people convicted of selling heroin right here in my own state. Although that may be something we will do in the future (along with current addresses), it is not what I’m about in the beginning of the campaign.

I want to start by raising public awareness of the need to increase penalties for heroin trafficking through various means…. Telling stories like yours & mine to civic and religious organizations so that they quit blaming the addict and begin to see addicts as the victims of criminals like anyone who has had something precious stolen from them. Something they can never really recover…like lost hopes, and vanished dreams.

I want our members to testify at every government hearing concerning the “war on drugs” to help stop the war on addicts and promote stiffer penalties for heroin dealers.

I want our members to be presenting awards to prosecutors who refuse to offer deals or plea bargains to heroin dealers and seek the harshest penalties the law will allow. We need to recognize brave policemen who work to arrest heroin dealers…and we need to praise judges who recognize the harm heroin dealers do and set sentences accordingly. In short we need to do what isn’t being done by any other group including encouraging victims to pursue civil lawsuits against those who are convicted of heroin trafficking.

There is much more. We are just beginning. We will make a difference.

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Joanne

Joanne — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 23:30:01 +0000

Hi Rick …I applaud you on your crusade against drug dealers. I have 2 children now, and have stressed the fact to them, that, if they stay away from drugs, they will make sound choices in their lives. Both are past teenage years now and are doing well. My husband (I am his second wife) was not as fortunate with his sons. He lost 3 as a result of drugs, as well as his first wife. Two of them within 4 days of each other. We have been helping addicts since 1996, all across the county. We have also been invited into the U.S. to give talks.
I understand you edited my previous post, which is understandable. What I do not understand however is how can we enlighten our youth as to the evils of drugs when the speaker himself is on methadone.
I was a R.N for 25 yrs and worked in Rehab facilities, and our aim is to get ppl to be clean and sober…period. I am not a believer in the methadone program, but that is another issue. I see you have another website up soon..Are you going to include a donations button so others can help you maintain it? It may be something to think about. How can we help you with your cause? Please keep it going as there is strength in numbers. God Bless you and your family.

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Administrator

Administrator — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 00:42:22 +0000

If you care, then join us. You have a drug free 15 year old but it will only take a heroin dealer one evening to change that. Actually I have three sons and my youngest is 23 and doesn’t smoke. drink, or use drugs. Seeing the pathetic existence his older brothers have endured for the past 10 years may have had some therapeutic effect.

I finally have the money saved up to get the better web page and should have the new look within a week. We will be open to the search engines and starting our programs. Join us please…. email Rick@fathersagainstdrugdealers.com

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Who R. U.

Who R. U. — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 16:13:03 +0000

03-06-09
Mr. Lockett,
First, let me tell you how sorry I am for your situation.
I do not know what it feels like to have a son on drugs,
alcohol, smoking, etc.. But I do know the pain of being
the person that was on this “crap”. I am writing to let those,
(the dealers), who would think that the entrapment of the user
is in their greedy, sweaty, smoke and alcohol scented hands,
…dead wrong. Their day is coming, it will hit them like a brick
in the head for what they have done. I was 7 years young when
a “friend” introduced me to “crap” (in my view all drugs, alcohol,
cigarettes, etc. are “crap” and are of 0 worth to our society); I
went no place but downhill for 20 years, I am 45 now.
I was a lucky one and made it away from “crap” myself.
Because of what I went through, I have been able to
let my son who is 15, and his friends know the bad side to this “crap”,
and the type of “people” who with all intents and purpose in heart
would “deal” to them. I have seen my friends die one by one
because of this “crap”. Luckily, my past mistakes have rubbed off
on my son and his friends and they are “crap” free. I do not
know if anything that I have mentioned here has been of a
help or a hindrance, hopefully a help. I do not speak much of my
past because I am very regretful of the people I have
hurt along the way. I am behind you and your efforts 110%, and
I commend you for what you are doing…..thank you.

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Paul xxxxx

Paul xxxxx — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 20:57:12 +0000

First of all i would like all readers to think about this,

# 1,An addict will never get clean if they or there parents blame the addiction on someone else,

#2 After six years and hundreds of thousands of kids i have come in contact with why is just one claiming this ridiculous blame on me,Maybe while i was sleeping i tied this man down,who by the way was kicked out of five rehabs befor ever meeting me, and injected him with heroin for lets say thirty days, I do believe some parents hide there own failure behind others. perhaps readers should find out why after twenty minutes on the stand comitting purgery after purgery the trial was stopped and i was offered twelve months probation with no terms due to the lies under oath from witness # one,Perhaps the readers would like to contact myself and i would be happy to let you talk with my son and he can tell you what a real monster is,and after being caught in my home this man was ejected very fast,It would be wise to take responsibility for our own lives.

Administrator- I have no interest in becoming involved in a dispute between persons I do not know. In fact I will go back & edit your name out of any previous posts since I would never want an innocent person to be accused of such a low and vile act as providing heroin to a child. Your innocence or guilt is up to the judicial system to determine and not me.
My only interest in your post is in statement #1….
” # 1,An addict will never get clean if they or there parents blame the addiction on someone else,” To me you are saying a stab victim will not heal if they blame the person who stabbed them.

There are two different issues here…. #1.Punishing the pusher….#2. healing the victim. You may be focusing on #2 and that is great, I wish you luck and you will need it. But this organization is focused on #1. We want the death penalty for anyone who gives heroin to a child under 18! and a life sentence for anyone selling heroin to an adult. We want to organize, publicize, and politicize our cause. And we will not allow to go unchallenged the idiocy of your statement #1.

Comment on Fathers Against Drug Dealers by Administrator

Administrator — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 18:28:08 +0000

I’m heartened by your words and your courage Joanne. I hope you and your husband will join me. This site is a cheap one but I plan on buying a v-bulletin format & that will insure our future growth. I have not submitted this site to the search engines but want to wait until I have the new format installed. Other than a rant on Craigslist I haven’t started promotion. I am a working person and have limited free time but retirement is approaching and I will do this work full time then. Also, I am not wealthy. My darling wife, who was a career nurse, suffered a heart attack at work in May and is now retired on disability. The loss of her income was a severe setback.

When I get the new format established would you consider moderating and contributing to a forum devoted to scams & school boards? Perhaps your husband could outline the presentation he gives at schools. I think you emailed your contact info to me so I’ll send you a membership application. There will be no dues…only courage, determination, and the desire to fight the drug dealers. You’ve already demonstrated these.