BrewCrewKevin

Yep, there's a few good ones:

• The New York Slimes
• The Washington Compost
• The Huffington Puffington Post
• The Associated Depress

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I was going to say "Hey, that's only one example" but I think it actually covers both ends of that spectrum. Nothing more tear-jerking than a grown man crying. And nothing more fulfilling than knowing he took that advice to heart and remembered it.

He's lucky you were there as a positive influence at one of his more vulnerable moments. Cool story. Thanks for sharing.

Another good example is SB 1714 in Florida. They're trying to pass a bill where basically, for a microbrewery to sell packaged bottles or cans, it needs to through a distributor and get sold back to them. It's asinine.

It seems INBev and MillerCoors are often in favor of bills like that, because it restricts the Craft Beer revolution, which is taking from big beer sales.

Wow, very interesting hearing that stance from somebody in your position.

Couldn't agree more. Legalizing (or at least decriminalizing) is the first step in making sure people have the resources to learn about how to use drugs safely and effectively. And if it's not illegal activity, the people around them are more likely to know about their drug habits and offer appropriate support and advice.