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> stop extrapolating from your limited experience That is just a baseless assumption on your part : I lived for extended periods in other cities. I know some
by the-dude 5y ago
> stop extrapolating from your limited experience
That is just a baseless assumption on your part : I lived for extended periods in other cities.
I know some parents with children here, the subject has never come up. I don't recognize your characterization of the problem at all.
Maybe you should stop projecting your views on a city you apparently know little about?
- jacquesm 5y agoFWIW I have lived in Oudezijl, near Nieuweschans, have a son who lived in Groningen, Middelstum, Ter Apelkanaal and Beerta. What you personally have not experienced has no bearing on my own experiences, even if the localities overlap. Consider that the world is larger than your personal slice of it and that those things that do not happen in your slice in fact do happen. The drug trade in Groningen is alive and well, you can take that to the bank. And if you still don't believe it then maybe have a chat with some LE and see where that takes you.
- the-dude 5y agoYou are moving goalposts : drug trade is something else than pushing drugs to children. Of course there is drugs trade, I have never disputed that.
- jacquesm 5y agoDrugs are pushed to children, and there is drug trade. They both happen. And if you think that the first is happening out in the open then you're mistaken, it's pretty subtle, typically schoolmates who have been made part of the trade and who are asked to scout out likely takers. https://nos.nl/artikel/2326997-pillen-laten-rondgaan-in-een-etui-drugs-dealen-op-de-middelbare-school https://nos.nl/artikel/2326997-pillen-laten-rondgaan-in-een-...