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Living in Northern cities is bleak. When crammed on public transportation headed back to your small, extremely expensive apartment, freezing your face off, being rude to surrounding people or generally receiving that treatment from your neighbors, heroin seems like a better alternative. Research SAD, seasonal affective disorder. It's the condition people get when they realize they live in Minneapolis and escape is unlikely.
Not all of us can live in "heaven-on-Earth" Phoenix, can we?
One of the articles I've read about heroin in teh North is that the heroin is incredibly pure, the purest form yet to hit the broader market. That, and they've created more snortable and smokable forms, which makes end-users more apt to try it since slamming it up a vein is so tabboo, even for an addict.
Living in Northern cities is bleak. When crammed on public transportation headed back to your small, extremely expensive apartment, freezing your face off, being rude to surrounding people or generally receiving that treatment from your neighbors, heroin seems like a better alternative. Research SAD, seasonal affective disorder. It's the condition people get when they realize they live in Minneapolis and escape is unlikely.
LOL,
Heroin is to the northeast what meth and crack is to the rest of the country.
The heroin problem is bad in Massachusetts. It's even spreading into suburban high schools, not good. Heroin is most abudant in the "dead mill towns" like Fall River, New Bedford, and Lowell. Taunton had 60 overdoses in January alone. It's a dangerous epidemic that isn't really being covered by the media around here.
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