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For Serious?
- By Alyssa Rosenberg
- September 9, 2009
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(First, sorry about the slow blogging today. I've been out and about doing interviews.)
Apparently, the Forest Service saw fit (though changed its mind) to put out a Labor Day warning suggesting that Tecate drinking was an indicator that said drinkers might be drug traffickers camping out in national parks. Profiling is a questionable practice in any case, but this is really, really stupid profiling. Tecate is my cheap beer of choice, and I certainly am not smuggling herb over the border. It's hip enough to have found its way into Hellboy II: The Golden Army. It is not a useful indicator of drug trafficking activity.
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