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Title: Bobbi Kristina Brown on ventilator after suspected drug overdose
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Fox News
URL Source: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen ... after-suspected-drug-overdose/
Published: Feb 1, 2015
Author: Staff
Post Date: 2015-02-02 10:29:43 by Gatlin
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Views: 9025
Comments: 35
Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of singers Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, is on a ventilator after an apparent drug overdose, according to multiple media outlets. Reports say the daughter or the late Houston was only breathing with the help of the machine on Sunday after she was found unresponsive on Saturday at about 10:25 a.m. On Saturday morning, Roswell, Ga., police responded to a 911 call and arrived at Bobbi Kristina's home. Officer Lisa Holland said in a statement that responding officers immediately used life-saving measures. "Her husband and a friend located her in a bathtub this morning and she was unresponsive. He started CPR and a police officer took over life-saving measures until an ambulance arrived. She was transported to the hospital. Please keep her and the family in your thoughts and prayers." Brown, 21, was alive when taken to North Fulton Hospital, where she has since been stabilized. Local police are reportedly sweeping the house for drugs after having secured a search warrant. "We are interviewing all the family members and friends that were at the house at the time," Holland confirmed at a press conference. "We don't know that if it was an accident or what this could be." Brown's mother, Houston, died of accidental drowning on Feb. 11, 2012. Heart disease and the use of cocaine were also listed in the coroner’s report. Brown's incident comes two weeks after Lifetime aired the Angela Bassett- directed biopic, “Whitney.” Last year, Brown launched a vitriolic, obscenity-laced Twitter rant against Angela Bassett, who had decided not to include her in the movie. Brown later apologized for the rant. Bobby Brown, who was not in Atlanta at the time, immediately flew to his daughter’s bedside. Poster Comment:
All right, all you pot smoking, coke snorting, heroin shooting libertarians….line up here and tell me again why all drugs should be legalized. Brush up on your talking points and with a refreshed presentation as to why the current policies regarding drugs are harmful to individuals, families, and society as a whole while you continue to strongly oppose current drug laws and policies.
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#1. To: Gatlin (#0)
Give me a second while I finish my heroin injection... ...I'd say these women need to start taking showers. Obviously, they don't understand how to use a bathtub safely.
All right, all you pot smoking, coke snorting, heroin shooting libertarians….line up here and tell me again why all drugs should be legalized. What a disgusting POS you are dancing on a comatose woman just to push your drug war agenda.
The only surprise here is that it took so long to happen. Addictions run in families,and she is not only the daughter of an addict,but the dummy RICH daughter of a dead addict that left her with money and nothing else. No talent,the intelligence of a turnip,and enough money and time to grow her own addiction. After all,who was going to say "No!" to her and have her put into rehab,her husband that was living off her inherited millions? Chances are that MoFo will soon be inheriting millions himself.
Why is democracy held in such high esteem when it’s the enemy of the minority and makes all rights relative to the dictates of the majority? (Ron Paul,2012)
I know this is a life-long reality struggle for you,but the government is NOT your mama and daddy. They ain't even your babysitter. YOU as an adult,are responsible for YOU.
Why is democracy held in such high esteem when it’s the enemy of the minority and makes all rights relative to the dictates of the majority? (Ron Paul,2012)
Why do you assume that if someone supports Liberty, that they take drugs? This little idiot child of two other idiots OD? Were the drugs legal or illegal? Assuming they were illegal, does the argument against legalization not fall apart when someone asks "how did keeping those drugs illegal help this idiot child?" I support the legalization, for recreational purposes of every drug AND (Reno style) prostitution. That does not mean that I want to partake personally in any of that.
Face it, Pal....the drug culture with their drug problem abusing legal drugs or using illegal drugs is bad. People do dumb or dangerous things that could hurt or kill them — or other people — when they use drugs. You can take that to the bank, from this POS. Whenever, wherever and however I can stop someone from hurting themself or others, or prevent them from killing themselves or others....this POS will be there on duty. You can take that to the bank too.
Gee Gatlin, only you and the rest of the porker pig cops could have prevented this tragedy with more laws, jails, DA's, prisons, jails and thug retarded porker pig cops like YOU.
You're right---Gatlin, Palmdale, Yukon, SOD and GrandIsland are hysterical since 4 states legalized pot. They sure do suck wanting to go back to prohibition and throw everybody in jail as they corruptly build a porker pig prison empire rooted in barbarism and wholesale rights violations. Their definition of a ''criminal'' --anybody who is not a porker pig cop or immediate family member of a law enforcement hog / sow family litter in their filthy sty!
I am always right....the sooner you recognize that, the smarter you will become.
At least you admit to being a POS. The fact remains - you don't own anyone else's life.
Gosh - if we monitored everyone in America 24/7, mandated mandatory drug testing for all citizens over age 12 (hell, why stop there, let's make it staring with kindergarten) and enacted the death penalty for anyone using ANY unapproved drug then Gatlin and the other drug warriors would finally have their fascist utopia.
Then will you be the first to go on record in calling for dangerous sports like skydiving to be banned? I heard that jumpers get an endorphin high from skydiving. Let's ban everything that is considered dangerous - skateboarding, skiing, rock climbing, etc. Surely you will lead the charge for banning those dangerous activities.
I've never had a problem with marihuana being legal. It's a waste of LE time.
Every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves. What is equally true is that every community gets the kind of law enforcement it insists on. Robert Kennedy
Which bank would that be - Wachovia, HSBC or Wells Fargo? Wall Street Is Laundering Drug Money And Getting Away With It Wachovia was acquired by Wells Fargo in late 2008. The bank's penalty for laundering over $380 billion in drug money is going to be a promise not to ever do it again, and a $160 million fine. The fine is so small that Wachovia will almost certainly turn a profit on its drug financing business after legal costs and penalties are taken into account. After Laundering $800 Million in Drug Money, How Did HSBC Executives Avoid Jail?
Which bank would that be .... My bank, certified check in my name ... $10k minimum.
Never heard of that causing anyone to pass out and lie face down in a bathtub filled with water ... did you?
Didn't say I did ... I would never want to, especially your miserable life.
Once it's legal, it's legal.
"The biggest mistake that libertarians make is the way they view government and private sectors. Government is the root of all evil, and the private sector is the source of all good. Libertarians have never figured out that people are the same whether in the government or in the private sector." --Paul Craig Roberts
I agree with you on this one. Tweakers' teeth fall out in a couple of years, and they're dead soon after that. Coke-heads blow their minds out quickly and fall to pieces. Heroin users are the walking dead. But pot smokers live just about as long as cigarette smokers...and that's just about as long as everybody else. Some keep at it for life, and they're no different from folks with a drinking habit, really. Most of us know this, either because we know or are related to somebody who tokes, or because we're in some line of work (like yours) that puts us in contact. Pot ain't a good thing. But it doesn't end civilization either. Meth and coke end lives pretty quickly. Opiates end whole civilizations: look at the wreck they made of China. There's a difference, there's a reasonable line. Alcohol and tobacco and pot fall on one side of that line, and the other drugs fall on the other side of it. I doubt that people using pot will make coke the new pot, by the simple fact that pot's already illegal, millions use it, and they don't go on to cocaine - because even people doing illegal things know there's a line there. It's like speeding. When the sign says 65, I do 70 or 71. When I see the cop, I take my foot off the gas and coast down towards 65. Nobody ever has stopped me, and I doubt anybody ever will. It's over the line, a little bit, but it's not far enough over the line for anybody but Barney Fife to bother with (and I've never run into him). But if I were doing 95 down the road, the cops ought to stop me, because 95 is ridiculous anywhere in Connecticut. Same thing with pot. Tobacco and alcohol are this side of the line, but people don't get high on tobacco. Alcohol and pot will stone you good: go driving and you're a menace. But at home? Honestly, who cares? You don't. I don't. Tobacco is going to cause the same health problems as pot, and it's legal. Coke and meth and opiates: they make zombies, fast, and often violent or insane ones. Bath salts make people eat their buddies' face. Nobody ever did that on pot. Pot should be "the line". That will legalize a lot of illegal behavior without really making any difference. We can't legalize the other stuff, because it takes people's minds from the first use and does a lot worse with those minds than alcohol or pot does.
The next stop is wax and butane hash oil.
"The biggest mistake that libertarians make is the way they view government and private sectors. Government is the root of all evil, and the private sector is the source of all good. Libertarians have never figured out that people are the same whether in the government or in the private sector." --Paul Craig Roberts
To: GrandIsland I've never had a problem with marijuana being legal. Once it's legal, it's legal. Of course.
Every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves. What is equally true is that every community gets the kind of law enforcement it insists on. Robert Kennedy
A fair assessment. No worse than alcohol.
Every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves. What is equally true is that every community gets the kind of law enforcement it insists on. Robert Kennedy
When the law isn't exactly what they want, the nutcases shriek and whine endlessly. They assume everyone else is just as juvenile.
"The biggest mistake that libertarians make is the way they view government and private sectors. Government is the root of all evil, and the private sector is the source of all good. Libertarians have never figured out that people are the same whether in the government or in the private sector." --Paul Craig Roberts
Wax? I've never heard of "butane hash oil". Are they stronger than pot? How MUCH stronger? Or are they just a form of pot, boosted a little, like the difference between wine coolers and wine? Serious question. The line drawing exercise is not a matter of allowing "a little more harm", then "a little more", to slowly boil the frog. It's an exercise in recognizing differences in kind. Tobacco and pot do the same thing to the lungs: tar, soot, cancer risk, etc. Pot plays with the 'nads also, which isn't good, but it doesn't play with 'em ENOUGH to cut off the fertility of potheads (and if it DID, do I care? No. That seems a positive side effect, actually.) Whiskey and pot do about the same thing to the mind - it's on the same order of magnitude. So, pot is sort of like smoking a stiff double shot of vodka. If people smoke more and more and more pot, they settle into a listless, stoned state, just like alcohol (except that alcohol ALSO triggers some people to behave like crack addicts: wild and violent. Pot doesn't have that effect anything to the degree that alcohol does). Alcohol is a pretty strong drug, taken in quantity. Pot is on a par. Coke and Meth and Acid and Opiates are not the difference between wine coolers and wine, or even wine and whiskey. One use of alcohol, or pot, or tobacco, never made anybody lose his mind forever. Excessive alcohol - huge amounts - on the first use may have killed some kids from alcohol poisoning, but nobody ever died from smoking a pack of cigarettes, and I doubt that there is anything like the mortality rate for heavy single-use pot consumption as alcohol. They're still in the same ballpark. Cocaine, Crystal Meth, LSD and Opiates are on another continent. I've never heard of wax; butane hash oil sounds like what converts pot into hashish. Hashish drove assassins, so if that's what we're talking about, that seems to have a much more violence inducing tendency that plain pot. That may well be a good reason to put it across the line. And of course people are already smoking pot by the millions, without turning into assassins, and without generating a huge demand for these other things (anything like the demand for pot - after all, I've never heard of "wax" at all). This isn't a slippery slope. There's no slope here. It's a step function. Alcohol and tobacco and pot are on one step. Coke and Meth are on another step with a big gap. We should draw the line in a rational place. Putting pot on that other step isn't rational. It's excessive and bespeaks a desire to dominate others by force of will for no very good reason. Such a spirit does not belong in our laws.
There will be always limitations and restrictions on recreational possession. I've met some professional type people that probably smoke pot, you wouldn't know it. The vast majority of pot users can be identified by the way they speak, smell and act. They will still trip up and not comply with states laws. They will always be the catalyst for the narcotic arrests. The little fishes lead to the Sharks. They are job security.
Every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves. What is equally true is that every community gets the kind of law enforcement it insists on. Robert Kennedy
You are pretty sensitive. You try to remove your own comments (which obviously didn't work) but want to highlight mine instead. I think context shows quite a major difference between what I said (sarcasm) and what you said and then removed after I pointed out to you that it arrived rather instantly in the Google cache forever because you let your forum get gangbanged by every search engine in existence. But if you think you won one, have at it. BTW, you do know that most of your bandwidth actually gets sucked up by these search engines freeload off of your bandwidth so they can try to make money vacuuming up info about your users?
No. You just don't get my sense of humor. I know you were being sarcastic.
That's the internet for you. I like that it makes it easy to find articles that I posted in the past that otherwise would be impossible to find, or very hard.
If I was supposed to feel hoist by my own pétard, it didn't work.
"The biggest mistake that libertarians make is the way they view government and private sectors. Government is the root of all evil, and the private sector is the source of all good. Libertarians have never figured out that people are the same whether in the government or in the private sector." --Paul Craig Roberts
Don't let the spinster shake you up too much with her lurid tales of butane, the new gateway drug. You probably heard back in the Seventies or Eighties of hash. Then there was something called hash oil which was like a nectar of potent oils from pot plant leaves, a thick liquid like honey. Sometimes this was collected by hand. In some countries, they would run naked through the pot fields and then scrape it off their bodies. The perspiration would keep the hash oil from coagulating on the skin and could be collected. Imagine smoking some hash oil that has a substantial amount of human sweat in it. Gross. Well, some lively chem students apparently discovered that they could treat large batches of low-grade pot (ditch weed basically) by packing it into large pipes or even barrel sized containers and then rapidly flushing a large amount of butane through the packed mass (packed so as to extract maximum effectiveness of the butane agent). As a result, they could easily separate the oil from the detritus. Supposedly that was only profitable when the pot prices were really high because the price of butane is also high and attracts attention if you buy it by the truckload for your little organic radish farm. The modern hash oil is more potent mostly because of the type of medicinal marijuana plants they use now are much much higher quality to begin with so the hash oil they make from it is like moonshine (to compare to alcohol). A lot of high-THC products out there and a lot of people with chemistry backgrounds are doing some very creative stuff with it, judging by what I've read anyway.
You probably heard back in the Seventies or Eighties of hash. Then there was something called hash oil which was like a nectar of potent oils from pot plant leaves, a thick liquid like honey. Sometimes this was collected by hand. In some countries, they would run naked through the pot fields and then scrape it off their bodies. The perspiration would keep the hash oil from coagulating on the skin and could be collected. Imagine smoking some hash oil that has a substantial amount of human sweat in it. Gross. Well, some lively chem students apparently discovered that they could treat large batches of low-grade pot (ditch weed basically) by packing it into large pipes or even barrel sized containers and then rapidly flushing a large amount of butane through the packed mass (packed so as to extract maximum effectiveness of the butane agent). As a result, they could easily separate the oil from the detritus. Supposedly that was only profitable when the pot prices were really high because the price of butane is also high and attracts attention if you buy it by the truckload for your little organic radish farm. The modern hash oil is more potent mostly because of the type of medicinal marijuana plants they use now are much much higher quality to begin with so the hash oil they make from it is like moonshine (to compare to alcohol). A lot of high-THC products out there and a lot of people with chemistry backgrounds are doing some very creative stuff with it, judging by what I've read anyway. Thanks for that information. I don't like the feel of being drunk. Really wouldn't like anything stronger than that. Pot is one of those things that, from observation of people over a lifetime, seems to be like whiskey or vodka: strong, addictive, and likely to dull the person. I suppose that this hash oil turns pot into the equivalent of Everclear versus whiskey. I guess the last thing I'll say about it is that all of this desire to use drugs to get high must be indicative of an incredible amount of suffering, depression and desperation in the population. The people I knew who turned into potheads were all folks who were at the margins in some way, socially maladroit. And while it is true that potheads seem to have girlfriends, I've noticed that their girlfriends are potheads. My way of addressing the drug problem would be to address the underlying causes of human suffering. Reduce THAT, and you'll reduce the flight to drugs for a large number of people. They self-medicate, because it numbs them to the bad. I don't hate them for it, they do not enrage me because they are breaking some arbitrary rule. I pity them. I don't trust or like very much the people who get self-righteous in their desire to CRUSH drug users. These people are usually themselves Sowers of Pain, and their agenda is rarely for the GOOD of the drug users. Generally, it's out of anger at having had their authority defied by someone breaking their rules. There's a cardinal difference between the two.
And while it is true that potheads seem to have girlfriends, I've noticed that their girlfriends are potheads. My way of addressing the drug problem would be to address the underlying causes of human suffering. Reduce THAT, and you'll reduce the flight to drugs for a large number of people. They self-medicate, because it numbs them to the bad. I don't hate them for it, they do not enrage me because they are breaking some arbitrary rule. I pity them. I don't trust or like very much the people who get self-righteous in their desire to CRUSH drug users. These people are usually themselves Sowers of Pain, and their agenda is rarely for the GOOD of the drug users. Generally, it's out of anger at having had their authority defied by someone breaking their rules. There's a cardinal difference between the two. I can't disagree much with anything you wrote here. No matter how much hysteria Palmdale tries to generate over hash-oil-is-the-new-heroin, it just is not true. Heroin will kill you and kill you fast. Pot and its derivatives don't.
How Hash Oil Is Blowing Up Across the U.S. — Literally “BHO has been gaining in popularity in the past three years,” High Times senior editor Bobby Black told Wired. “It’s been done for decades, but it was only done by a few people and it was very underground. Even at High Times we didn’t really talk about it or cover it because it was so rare.” No longer. At the High Times series of Cannabis Cup competitions, which take place in states where medical marijuana is legal (and Amsterdam), Black says the once-marginal hash oil entries have not only increased over the last several years but “pretty much eclipsed traditional hash at this point.” But as its popularity grows, so do the number of hash oil enthusiasts eager to attempt their own homebrew BHO, a process that usually involves the highly flammable solvent butane. The result in a number of cases, as the FEMA bulletin notes, has been “fires and explosions [that] have blown out windows, walls, and caused numerous burn injuries.”
"The biggest mistake that libertarians make is the way they view government and private sectors. Government is the root of all evil, and the private sector is the source of all good. Libertarians have never figured out that people are the same whether in the government or in the private sector." --Paul Craig Roberts
All right, all you pot smoking, coke snorting, heroin shooting libertarians…
#2. To: Gatlin (#0)
(Edited)
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Americans who have no experience with, or knowledge of, tyranny believe that only terrorists will experience the unchecked power of the state. They will believe this until it happens to them, or their children, or their friends.
Paul Craig Roberts
#3. To: Gatlin (#0)
#4. To: Gatlin (#0)
Poster Comment: All right, all you pot smoking, coke snorting, heroin shooting libertarians….line up here and tell me again why all drugs should be legalized. Brush up on your talking points and with a refreshed presentation as to why the current policies regarding drugs are harmful to individuals, families, and society as a whole while you continue to strongly oppose current drug laws and policies.
#5. To: Gatlin (#0)
All right, all you pot smoking, coke snorting, heroin shooting libertarians….line up here and tell me again why all drugs should be legalized. Brush up on your talking points and with a refreshed presentation as to why the current policies regarding drugs are harmful to individuals, families, and society as a whole while you continue to strongly oppose current drug laws and policies.
#6. To: Deckard (#2)
What a disgusting POS you are dancing on a comatose woman just to push your drug war agenda.
#7. To: Gatlin (#0)
#8. To: Deckard (#2)
#9. To: TEA Party Reveler (#8)
You're right---Gatlin....
#10. To: Gatlin (#6)
Whenever, wherever and however I can stop someone from hurting themself or others, or prevent them from killing themselves or others....this POS will be there on duty.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Americans who have no experience with, or knowledge of, tyranny believe that only terrorists will experience the unchecked power of the state. They will believe this until it happens to them, or their children, or their friends.
Paul Craig Roberts
#11. To: TEA Party Reveler Gatlin (#7)
(Edited)
Gee Gatlin, only you and the rest of the porker pig cops could have prevented this tragedy with more laws, jails, DA's, prisons, jails
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Americans who have no experience with, or knowledge of, tyranny believe that only terrorists will experience the unchecked power of the state. They will believe this until it happens to them, or their children, or their friends.
Paul Craig Roberts
#12. To: Gatlin (#6)
People do dumb or dangerous things that could hurt or kill them
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Americans who have no experience with, or knowledge of, tyranny believe that only terrorists will experience the unchecked power of the state. They will believe this until it happens to them, or their children, or their friends.
Paul Craig Roberts
#13. To: TEA Party Reveler (#8)
You're right---Gatlin, Palmdale, Yukon, SOD and GrandIsland are hysterical since 4 states legalized pot. They sure do suck wanting to go back to prohibition and throw everybody in jail as they corruptly build a porker pig prison empire rooted in barbarism and wholesale rights violations.
#14. To: Gatlin (#6)
You can take that to the bank too.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Americans who have no experience with, or knowledge of, tyranny believe that only terrorists will experience the unchecked power of the state. They will believe this until it happens to them, or their children, or their friends.
Paul Craig Roberts
#15. To: Deckard (#14)
You can take that to the bank too.
#16. To: Deckard (#12)
I heard that jumpers get an endorphin high from skydiving.
#17. To: Deckard (#10)
The fact remains - you don't own anyone else's life.
#18. To: TooConservative (#1)
#19. To: GrandIsland (#13)
I've never had a problem with marijuana being legal.
#20. To: GrandIsland (#13)
(Edited)
I've never had a problem with marihuana being legal. It's a waste of LE time.
#21. To: Vicomte13 (#20)
I doubt that people using pot will make coke the new pot,
#22. To: Palmdale (#19)
#23. To: Vicomte13 (#20)
Pot ain't a good thing. But it doesn't end civilization either.
#24. To: GrandIsland (#22)
#25. To: Palmdale (#21)
The next stop is wax and butane hash oil.
#26. To: Palmdale (#24)
#27. To: A K A Stone (#18)
Give me a second while I finish my heroin injection...
#28. To: TooConservative (#27)
You are pretty sensitive.
#29. To: TooConservative (#27)
TW, you do know that most of your bandwidth actually gets sucked up by these search engines freeload off of your bandwidth so they can try to make money vacuuming up info about your users?
#30. To: A K A Stone (#28)
#31. To: Vicomte13 (#25)
Are they stronger than pot? How MUCH stronger?
#32. To: Vicomte13 (#25)
I've never heard of wax; butane hash oil sounds like what converts pot into hashish. Hashish drove assassins, so if that's what we're talking about, that seems to have a much more violence inducing tendency that plain pot. That may well be a good reason to put it across the line.
#33. To: TooConservative (#32)
Don't let the spinster shake you up too much with her lurid tales of butane, the new gateway drug.
#34. To: Vicomte13 (#33)
I guess the last thing I'll say about it is that all of this desire to use drugs to get high must be indicative of an incredible amount of suffering, depression and desperation in the population. The people I knew who turned into potheads were all folks who were at the margins in some way, socially maladroit.
#35. To: Vicomte13 (#33)
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