I guess I'd ask if this property was zoned for commercial sales from the
front porch.
Tim Bonham, Ward 12, Standish-Ericsson
What would the neighbors say, and do, if I, Keith Reitman/landlord, offered
these same legal products for sale from one of my front porches, to our
neighborhood youth?
In a message dated 9/2/03 2:25:05 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One thing that's become a recent interest of mine - these kids for
the most part (especially the ones that don't live in the hood), have to
reduce their ounces of pot into saleable packets somewhere (they
Keith asks; Is it reasonable to expect the corner store owner/operator to
refrain from selling exclusively drug-sales related paraphernalia, i.e.,
scales, microbags? I do not include papers or blunts. Subsequently, when
said merchant touts all his efforts to help rid crime from his parking area
I am totally intolerant of this kind of inconsistency. Everybody has to step up to the
plate and sacrifice the easy buck for the common good. The owner is free to sell all
legal products, but in the light of our problems, exercising that right gets to the
issue of community goodwill vs.
