rend class parent wrote on Jun 11, 2008 1:02 PM:
" I have also witnessed the custody system of Monroe County and agree with you. It's all about how much funding they can get for their department. If people can come to terms on their own on what is best for their children the county wouldn't get involved and would lose some funding. They don't want that to happen. I have heard of alot of personality conflicts with people working in that department. I hope your son can get some help to straighten out his life. Hopefully he will look you up then. "
Re To Pot wrote on Jun 11, 2008 5:21 AM:
" ha-ha, just pointing out the stupid theory on the war on drugs. 2 state boarder patrols in prison for doing their jobs and who got away???
Propaganda. "
Re Pot wrote on Jun 10, 2008 6:35 PM:
" Alaska sounds like a great place. Move there. "
Pot wrote on Jun 10, 2008 1:01 PM:
" Has to be one of the least harmful drugs. It is naturally grown and you think it is dangerous because that is what the government wants you to believe. How many times have you heard of someone overdosing on "pot"?? How many accidents are caused by "pot"?? How many children have died from accidently eating "pot"?? Yet people are allowed to have morphine, oxycotone, as prescribed medications that if a child got a hold of these, they would be DEAD....even tylenol could kill them.
Crack, cocaine, heroine, LSD, the list could go on what drugs are really bad and illegal and much more harmful than "pot". That's just my opinion on all this "pot" stuff. Society needs to look at what is being told to them, war on drugs will never end as the big dealers, esp. in the big cities have "cops" that are actually involved in drug dealing themselves. People do weird things to get money. States that have lessened the violation of "pot" and allow people to "grow their own", have less crimes. Example Alaska. They have allowed it for years and you don't hear much ado about "pot". "
Planet Stasiak wrote on Jun 9, 2008 11:25 AM:
" "A true Nazi" never stated how some pothead smoking pot in his basement violates a true Nazis right to an orderly society. "
To eight ten pm wrote on Jun 9, 2008 9:42 AM:
" You grow up. I never said I wanted anarchy. Anarchy would enable others to steal from me and/or kill me. But, if I am not harming others, I just want to be left alone. Is that seriously too much to ask? According to the law, it is. But seriously, in your opinion, that is really asking too much? Try thinking for yourself. "
To A True Nazi wrote on Jun 9, 2008 9:35 AM:
" You are correct in that the majority decided that me smoking pot when and if I choose is somehow violation of their rights. My point is, it shouldn't be up to the majority to decide that. When there is ACTUAL violations of others rights, then the Government needs to step in. If the Government steps in before this, as they do now, it is oppression of the minority by the majority. See 6/4 4:04pm post "
RE re victims wrote on Jun 8, 2008 10:57 AM:
" The military already accepts one felony and are excusing some minor infractions of the law. In fact, they are recuiting at PRISONS, not enough do gooders, with all the answers are volunteering to make a difference, maybe they should just bring back the draft. "
RE Victims wrote on Jun 8, 2008 9:23 AM:
" Here a solution to the problem. Give them the option of spending time in jail or fighting for there country. They make it back alive there free and if they dont well than they just saved the county some money. "
To a true nazi wrote on Jun 7, 2008 10:16 AM:
" I think your the one that needs to grow up, not every person that smokes works in fast food, picks up your trash, or whatever else you think you know about people, if you actually look in to it there are smokers who actually have a better career and make more money than you.... and i know that is hard to believe since you probably worked very hard to get that job at the factory. "
True Nazi wrote on Jun 7, 2008 10:13 AM:
" You are correct, but don't forget the drunks, bars, fights, murders. We the people do not condone that either. Close all the bars Mr. Perfect World. Everyone has an opinion and most people really don't care what they do, it's mind your own business, get along, try NOT to break any laws but above all, remember the first commandment: THOU SHALT NOT LIE. First ammendment FREEDOM OF SPEECH. "
A true nazi wrote on Jun 6, 2008 8:10 PM:
" Hardly. The "others" you refer to have obviously decided that you smoking pot whenever you want is a violation of their right to an orderly society, therefore you doing whatever drugs you want IS a violation of the rest of our rights.
I don't always obey the law. Sometimes I speed. Sometimes I don't wear my seatbelt. Sometimes I violate other laws. What I don't do is whine about it if I get a ticket.
The rest of us have a right to go about our lives without having to deal with pothead/crackhead/whateverheads messing up our hamburgers or whatever menial jobs you all occupy.
Maybe you should go to that perfect land where there are no rules and everyone's allowed to do whatever they want. A perfect autonomous anarchy. Oh wait...there's no place like that. Grow up. "
re eleven fifty four am wrote on Jun 6, 2008 4:53 PM:
" Spoken like a true Nazi. You are scary. Why shouldn't people be allowed to do what they want, as long as they don't violate the rights of others? "
To Sure wrote on Jun 6, 2008 3:19 PM:
" See 6/4 4:21pm post. "
Sure wrote on Jun 6, 2008 11:54 AM:
" Let's all feel sorry, and have pity for, all those people who think that the laws don't apply to them because they're "curious" or because they think they have a "right" to do whatever they want.
In Tomah, like everywhere else...you have the right to do whatever you want. You also have the right to be punished for what you do if society has deemed what you're doing to be illegal conduct. Deal with it and quit whining. "
To Victims wrote on Jun 6, 2008 5:33 AM:
" Only in Tomah, you have no rights. "
Victims wrote on Jun 5, 2008 4:22 PM:
" You people that come on here and run your mouth about these kids don't even know them or there parents i happen to know all three of them and i can tell you its not the parents fault that they smoke weed, they chose to do it out of curiosity, and this country is suppose to be free, so if your in the privacy of your own home you should be able to do what you want as long as its not harming others. You people really need to stop being ignorant and actually open your eyes. "
To Nurskim wrote on Jun 5, 2008 6:21 AM:
" Probably because of legal actions whether it be from a family member who was a druggy/drunk and parental rights, etc. The list COULD go on but then, you live in a perfect world so be thankful YOU don't need to deal with them. Just go through a divorce or deal with a spouse who makes bad choices. Remember hindsight is 20/20. Or if your child gets hurt over negligence, you will find out who's siding with who. Who is responsible for the death outside of a bar that everyone "cheers" about closing but the family doesn't have closure, but, I guess if you care about people you are a "bleeding heart"...... "
re nurskim wrote on Jun 5, 2008 6:03 AM:
" You are absolutly correct!! I get tired of hearing it is someone elses fault or problem when their kid messes up. Parents be responsible and raise your kids. God gave them to you to raise not someone else. If you did not want the job then you should not have have even applied for it in the first place. Too many parents think of their kids like pets or status symbols. Guess what it is a full time job. You need to teach them right from wrong. "
nd Class Parent wrote on Jun 4, 2008 9:29 PM:
" to nurskim:
I didn't mean that it's Monroe County's responsibility to raise my kids. I just meant that the custody system the county circuit court uses isn't very good (at least it wasn't from 1995 to 2003). I would have loved to have (and fought many times to have) the responsibility (and privilege) to raise my own kids. I guess I cannot guarantee that Cody would not have ended up this way but I think it would have been much less likely if I had been allowed to raise him. As I said before--there was a convicted drug user living in the home that Monroe county awarded custody of Cody to. Now I'm not perfect, but there was no convicted drug user living in my home. Monroe county failed to use the facts in my children's custody case and now Monroe county is paying the price (and so are the grown children). "
nurskim wrote on Jun 4, 2008 7:52 PM:
" whatever happened to the good old days when parents raised and were responsible for their OWN children? Why is it Monroe County's responsibility to take care of your kids? "
To nd Class Parent wrote on Jun 4, 2008 7:11 PM:
" The DA knows how to do this job, we get it. This has all just been PR to cover up the real truth about Monroe County. Turning the article about the Sparta death at Diminsion's or whatever it's called, into about the bar!! How convenient when the article was about the family seeking answers and the County needed some CYOA tactics and they are patting themselves on the back for this week. Monroe County has failed many families, you are not alone on that. And it continues to the next generation and the next, all because of a last name.....all those who are considered politically correct can get away with anything!! Glad I left that county. "
Herman the German wrote on Jun 4, 2008 4:21 PM:
" "This is a free country. You are free to do what we tell you to do." Signed, your Government. "
Heil wrote on Jun 4, 2008 4:04 PM:
" First they came for the 18-20 year old adult drinkers. I said nothing because I was 22 at the time. Then they came for the business owners who chose to allow smoking in their business. I said nothing because I don't own a business. Then they came for the people who don't use their seatbelts. I said nothing because I always buckle up. Then they came for the people who use marijuana. I said nothing because I don't use. It just occured to me: Who will be around to speak up for me when they decide to come get me? "
Connections wrote on Jun 4, 2008 2:54 PM:
" A person would be a fool to think that htese 3 recent busts and the usere/sellers that were busted are not somehow connected. Believe me, if word of mouth can tell you about a good restaurant it can be used to sell drugs. I hope the are "shaking them down" down at the DA's office and the P.D. can climb the ladder of this organization.
You've seen the cars with this crowd booming all over town..they're not even sneaky about it, bloodshot eyes and all the attitude. "
Busts wrote on Jun 4, 2008 1:42 PM:
" SO apparently these fellows (i dislike the term teens as used here) do not read the Tomah Journal.
But seriously, three busts in a week.
Hello progress!!!!! "
nd Class Parent wrote on Jun 4, 2008 1:21 PM:
" Cody Henze is my son and I cannot tell you how sad this news story makes me. I fought for primary placement of both him and his sister for years and failed every time. The custody study system in Monroe County needs to wake up and actually do what is best for the children using facts and not personalities(I did not get along with the person doing the study). The home Cody was placed in had family members heavily involved with drug activity (bad enough to lead to a death) during the time of the study and now Cody is apparently traveling the same path. It's no wonder since he was kicked out of that home just two weeks before his 18th birthday. I wish there was something I could do for him but, as of yet, he doesn't want help from me because it comes with strings & rules. I'm sorry if this offends anyone but I really believe Monroe County failed my children. "
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