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TBKFLAV - Tim

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About Me

Hello - my name is Tim. I am 29 years old, happily single (my harem doesn't count) and live in Denver, Colorado. I love this project and it certainly helps to burn away down time. My main purpose is to read articles of interest and post new data or remove garbage. I also have a penchant for searching out and removing Wiki Vandalism. I pretty much search for it and delete it on the spot...its a great hobby for when you are bored at work. My user article is definitely POV! Please keep this in mind as you read...however, I invite you to click on the article link to make up your own mind.

I work in the leasing business, mainly working on end of term transactions. Basically I am a glorified used car salesman. I have family in Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, and California. My ethnicity is English, French, German, Norwegian, and Swedish, and I happen to love women from all of those backgrounds. I have yet to use the "You have a little English in you", 'No', "Would you like some" pickup line but it is one of my life goals.

Interests

Foreign Policy, History, and Politics are my main interests, and thus are the focus of my preferred articles. When I tire of the above, I just sit back, relax, drink beer and watch sports. I am only human you know. I love to travel as well...my dream is to travel to countries that American's rarely travel. I would love to visit Russia and Iran for example...provided the security situation abates and worldwide contempt for Americans eases.

Politics

Yup - I gotta cover it. I am a Moderate Republican (not a Bushie, but not a Dem either). My views tend to be slightly right of center...to what I call Realistic Conservatism. It's basically a moderate tone...I can't stand extremists on both side of the aisle.

Sports

Hockey and Football are my favorites. I hate the Detroit Red Wings and Oakland Raiders. The Vikings suck donkey dick too.

Thought to ponder

The general consensus is that the war on drugs has failed or is failing miserably. Illegal street drugs are everywhere, and there is no slowing them down. The DEA, in order to justify their existance and show progress, has moved their focus AWAY from illegal drugs and has placed most of their efforts into busting doctors and pharmacies that prescribe LEGAL medications. They justify this witch hunt by claiming that many of these doctors and pharmacies are "rogue internet pharmacies" that sell narcotic painkillers without prescriptions to people, including children. They even claim that kids can order Percocet and Oxycontin as easy as a click of a mouse! Enough to scare the populous, right? Well...I'm about to poke big holes in the DEA's line of Bullshit.

Point #1: "Rogue" Online Pharmacies - the true story:

Online pharmacies have a bad rap because a few bad apples about 10 years ago were not completely on the level. They had doctors writing scripts for money, and often time sold sub standard medication. Today, the vast majority of online pharmacies (i.e. 99 out of 100) operate using the following business model:

A. Customer registers with website; B. Customer signs up for a doctor "Consult" which includes both a web questionairre and telephone conversation with the site's US licenced physician; C. Customer faxes or sends in current certified medical records (including any tests, MRI's, X-Rays and Bloodwork) showing the validity of their condition, that the customer is in good physical shape, and that the condition is chronic; D. Physician reviews the records and questionairre. If the physician finds the records are in good order, the physician then calls the customer and discusses the situation with them on the telephone; E. Based on the consult, the physician either approves the medicine requested, approves a variant of the medication requested, or delines the request; F. If approved, the physician will generally grant two refills. If the customer requires more they will need another consult with updated records; G. Prescription is written and sent to the Web Site's preferred pharmacy. The medication is filled and sent via Air Courier to the customer the next day; H. Customer may not request a refill early under any circumstances, next refill is available 25-30 days later.

The lack of a face to face meeting is the biggest problem that most people have with these services. The industry is beginning to work around those issues by having either a face to face meeting via webcam or in person at their facility.

Does that sound "rogue" to you? The benefits of the above are that the customer gets the treatment needed. Primary Care Physicians are unwilling to prescribe a long term treatment utilizing controlled medication out of fear that the DEA will bust them or suspend their registration. Im many cases, this is the only solution.

I would point out that if ANYONE can log on to a website without records and somehow get away with medication without a prescription, they are in the wrong line of business...sales is a calling.

Point #2: Kids can get powerful narcotics at the click of a mouse!

That is the biggest bunch of bullshit I have ever heard.

I sincerely believe that a child or teenager that can steal a credit card, figure out where the heck the CVV is, concoct reliable medical records that can be confirmed by a doctor, somehow convince a doctor over the phone that they are an adult with a legit problem, have the meds SIGNED FOR by an adult over 21 shady enough to do so, but also one not shady enough that thay would not STIFF the kid, not appear RIPPED at school or infront of their parents, and THEN somehow explain the charge away on the credit card is the freakin MESSIAH! Only GOD could do all that under the age of 18. If these "children" are truly out there in the amount CASA claims, then my God we have a BRIGHT future in this country because they are FREAKIN GENIUSES! I would be more worried about the number of children smoking cigarettes and pot than ones somehow getting pills to pop. The true issue here is whose responsibility is it for the welfare of our children? THE FREAKING PARENTS ARE!!!! Where are the parents of these so called/alleged Vicodin Kids? Well - first off they don't exist because kids can't get narcotics off the web like the media claims...but if they somehow did exist, they should be locked up for child abuse for not properly watching over their children!!!

Point #3: Street Drugs Vs. Legal Drugs

I have a bad bad bad ankle that hurts like a mofo...yet somehow its easier for me (should I choose to do so) to get a bag of weed or an 8 ball of Cocaine than it is to get a prescription from my doctor for Vicodin. Most people under the age of 50 (and that's just a generalization) know someone who knows someone who knows someone that can get drugs. Most people can probably get some form of illegal drug in a week or less should they choose to do so. Can you honestly say that these same people can go out to their doctor and get a prescription for more than 30 Vicodins just as easily, if at all? The answer is NO. THAT is sad. THAT is pathetic. THAT tells me that Doctors are afraid to prescribe. THAT tells me that illegal drugs are much more available than the DEA would like to admit.

Finally -

Being able to grab a ball of Coke or an Oz of Ganja easier than getting 45 vicodin for a sprained ankle WAS NOT THE INTENT OF THE WAR ON DRUGS!! The DEA needs to refocus, ladies and gentlemen. DEA, listen up. No more busting doctors. More busting Pancho coming up from Colombia with a kilo of yayo. That is what we pay you for...not to scare the local primary care physician into prescribing prescription strength Advil (don't you just hate that?) over an actual EFFECTIVE alternative. Don't believe me? Just wait till it happens to you. I call this Neo-Probationism. I don't blame the DEA agents, they are just doing their job...but I do blame policy makers for this crap. I bet they would have a different take if they had to walk around on my piece of $hit ankle for just ONE week.

Have a different take? Feel free to post on discussion!

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