Consequences of Apathy  The Huffington Post, every now and then
as part of a PSA or something, dedicates a post to the “Faces of
Drugs Arrests” – supported by as a follow up to its anti-
methamphetamine campaign “Horrors of Meth.”   “Faces of Drug
Arrests,” is a series of shocking images, depicting the decline
of different “suspects” (suspects of what? drug
abuse?)  physical appearance over the years via their mugshots.
The individuals shown were all arrested for drug and drug-
related offenses involving meth, heroin, cocaine, and
prescription drugs.  The ugliest thing about this post is not so
much the ravaged faces of these drug addicts, but the comments
section of the Huffington Post where people admonish these
individuals as “disgusting” beings who hopefully never have
kids.  One commentator, who neither knows any of these
individuals or their stories and backgrounds and thus their
experiences and how they came to be where they are, writes quite
presumptuously that “they no longer care where they are or whe