kids & drugs

[NightAngel]

Since this became its own thread, the general consensus is that these kids used "Seaside pushers" as their "get out of jail card" when their parents caught them...............and as I noted in the other thread, these kids have had other weird incidents in their past.

It is so freaking ridonkulous that there is even a thread w/ this title!

I am saying! All I wanted to know is where there was anywhere for the teenagers to go for a little fun on Halloween and it turned into Drug pushers in Seaside .
Locals do not like it much when non locals inject opinions about something they really know nothing about.

My son (who turned 17 on October 30th) wound up sick and we didn't do anything for Halloween anyways. He is still sick and will be out of school tomorrow, darn weather changes.

 

[Hop]

Maybe the thread title should be changed to "Kids and drugs" since it is a good, healthy discussion to have. There is no reason to make the discussion inflammatory or even associate it with Seaside. Then, folks can discuss at length without pointing fingers. "DRUG PUSHERS IN SEASIDE" is very inflammatory.

 

[Douglas the Intrepid]

Yeah, I agree that this thread is ridiculous! Wherever you have humanity, you will have humanities foibles. I firmly believe Seaside is safer and more wholesome then most places. Is it perfect, of course not. It definitely shouldn't be portrayed as a drug dealers haven because *gasp* some teenagers were smoking pot!

 

[Allifunn]

Is this the same friend whose future rocket scientists swapped a shopping list of things to steal from their house for cigarettes? :roll:

Yes.

Case closed

 

[Smiling JOe]

This thread is hilarious. Here I was thinking that the Seaside "drug pushers" were all the businesses giving out candy to all the kids on Halloween. It has been said that if sugar were introduced to society today, for the first time, it would be classified as a drug by the FDA.

 

[Beach Runner]

Is this the same friend whose future rocket scientists swapped a shopping list of things to steal from their house for cigarettes? :roll:

My first answer to your question was incorrect. They didn't swap items for cigarettes -- they paid cash. Rather, they were bragging about some items they owned, they were naive enough to let the kids know where they were staying, and the items were stolen that night. My friend assumes the items were stolen by the kids who sold them the cigs.

 

[Beach Runner]

Maybe the thread title should be changed to "Kids and drugs" since it is a good, healthy discussion to have. There is no reason to make the discussion inflammatory or even associate it with Seaside. Then, folks can discuss at length without pointing fingers. "DRUG PUSHERS IN SEASIDE" is very inflammatory.

That's a great idea.

 

[sunspotbaby]

That's a great idea.

probably not gonna happen. "Seaside Drug pushers" gets way more views than "kids and drugs."
You know....kind of like the way Fox news does with their headlines? It's all about the page views people.. :roll:

 

[jodiFL]

:roll: Seaside? All this time I thought it was the Tom Thumb in Seagrove. Guess the kids in Seaside didnt want to walk all the way there so the "pushers" just brought it to them in SS.

PS... have 2 teens myself... if they want it they will find it. Usually from those good little kids with the good little family, whose parents dont bother talking to or thinking about it because their precious kids would NEVER do something like that.

 

[Eileen West]

No security

Last summer (08) trouble began when Seaside became the "in' place for young teens to hang out. SUVs full of youngsters would pull up at dusk and offload and the parents would drive away. It became a security nightmare.
It still is. If those parents knew that there was no security on the beach after 9 PM they might think differently about letting their kids loose. They assume someone else is watching out after their kids and they are wrong. When things go really wrong the Walton Co sherriff comes out. Keep your kids off the beach after dark.