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CEO Drug Dealer

May 3, 2011 by Sharon 1 Comment

The shift from the guy on the corner, to the guy in the corner office Over the years, drug dealers have taken many forms. Drug culture really exploded in the 60’s and 70’s with the hippie movement and has reshaped our society. Until that time, the most commonly abused substances in America were tobacco and alcohol. The past few decades have seen continued growth of the drug trade and new drugs have taken prominence. It is no wonder drugs are so readily available – drugs are extremely profitable to sell. They have been since day one. The raw materials are generally very inexpensive and the customer (addicts) are willing to pay almost anything to get the product because they are addicted, after all. From the 80’s to the 90’s drugs came from all over the world. Cocaine based drugs come from South America and are smuggled in through Mexico, California and Florida. Heroin generally comes from Asia. Many other drugs are grown locally in certain regions or synthetically created from chemicals. But there is one similarity in origins of these drugs – the beginning of the supply chain, the place where all these drugs originate, starts with an individual, small group or illegal crime organization. No matter how sophisticated these drug dealers become, they end up getting caught or killed because they are criminals supplying illegal drugs. Law enforcement notices, other gangs notice, and eventually something happens to take these drug dealers out of the equation. In the past 10 years, … [Read more...]

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About Sharon

Sharon Blair is a social justice advocate for those addicted to drugs and alcohol. Sharon's daughter, Jennifer, died at the age of 29 due to addiction. Sharon's taken it upon herself to make a change so that others don't have to go through the same struggles as her daughter. Read More…

9 Reasons Why People Use Drugs and Alcohol

May 12, 2011 By Sharon 155 Comments

The reasons why people use drugs – A quick overview Many people have never experienced addiction of any sort. For these people it can be very hard to understand and grasp the logic behind drug abuse. But with drug use getting more and more prevalent in America, it’s now common for people to dig deeper and look for the reasons […]

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