My Late Uncle Dennis went to Texas to work drilling for oil, and he made a lot of money, but his friends were all doing heroin, and he started doing heroin with the other guys, and he ended up coming back to California poor and going through withdrawls.
They are giving heroin to the people here in Anaheim too, when my Uncle Dennis was here they gave him free heroin. He was weak when it came to drugs and he would do whatever the other people were doing.
My friend had to quit the Red Hot Chili Peppers because they were all on heroin and he did not want to overdose and die, and the guy who replaced him ended up overdosing and dying.
So, we need to teach our people to say "NO" to drugs, even if the drugs are free. And one pill can kill. And now we have legal marijuana so that is safe and cool, and wine is safe. There is no need to do the dangerous and addictive hard drugs. And addiction is a horrible thing.
California has the best and worst of everything, we have the stuff that is great, and we have stuff that is horrible.
I am sure Texas has good and bad just like everywhere else. You just have to make wise choices. As a teen I loved the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders and I had their poster on my wall. And they used to have Spring Break at South Padre Island. The women from Texas seem wholesome. Dale Evans was born in Texas, she was poor and got off to a rough start, but she always loved Texas and she had friends from Texas and she never said a bad word about Texas.
Lately the Governor of Texas has been sending buses full of immigrants to Los Angeles. George W. Bush needs to have a private talk with the Governor of Texas. The UFW can also have a talk with the Governor of Texas. And the ACLU can help.
The good people need to speak up and stop the racist extremists from doing silly things like bussing immigrants to Los Angeles.
We need to fix our broken immigration laws, we need to write a new immigration law, and we need to make our immigrants all legal like Reagan did. And we need to have a Good Neighbor Policy.
Salute,
Tony V.