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  1. 07-29-2015 03:19 PM #7
    BlueRose
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    I personal think that if someone wants to call someone illegal they should do there homework first.

    Find out what the laws are in your area.
    Find out for sure what is going on with the provider. (are some kids hers etc.)

    Don't just hear a few rumors of what is or isn't illegal then go "running around shouting illegal".

    You could damage someones legal high quality business. Get your facts straight first. If they really are breaking the laws, then yes report them. But make sure first.
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