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The Taliban never wiped out much of anything. That was a ruse. They actually stock piled it all in warehouses and kept growing it, they filmed a couple of fields that were being burned down, but it was propaganda.. That was on the documentary about America's war on drugs just recently.
Yes, some unnamed vague documentary disputes all the facts that we previously had documented. The videos of us protecting the fields were all produced by the same people who did the fake moon landings.
It worked better than telling them that pot is okay. Once the big push started to legalize pot everywhere, then the opioid crisis started to rear its ugly head. Coincidence?
no-- actually one has nothing to do with the other- check the facts
How does government stop the import of deadly opioids like fentanyl from China when one can order illegal drugs easily with a simple click on the WWW? Not sure what the solution is when addicts are choosing to use fentanyl. Even a few grains too much of this powerful drug can kill them instantly.
Yes, some unnamed vague documentary disputes all the facts that we previously had documented. The videos of us protecting the fields were all produced by the same people who did the fake moon landings.
Give it up dude. It was a ruse. The CIA was selling it for money to fund their proxy wars. This is well known and has been going on for decades.
It worked better than telling them that pot is okay. Once the big push started to legalize pot everywhere, then the opioid crisis started to rear its ugly head. Coincidence?
You are wrong. You might want to research online. Many factors contributed to the increase use of opioid but legalization had little to do with it.
You just can't make up ideas in your head and sell them as fact. We have ways to prove your wrong.
Since the new millennium, prescription painkillers, such as OxyContin, Vicodin and Percocet, have caused hundreds of thousands of drug overdoses. Illicit use of heroin and fentanyl has surged and devastated communities across the country.
Doctors began prescribing drugs containing opiates at enormous rates in the late 1990s. After government crackdowns made the drugs harder to get, people addicted to the pills turned to a cheaper and more accessible alternative on the street. As a result, the number of people addicted to and overdosing from heroin increased significantly. https://www.drugrehab.com/opioid-epidemic/
Well -- it seems most of the fetanyl now comes in from China via Mexico. How do we stop that? Will the wall help with that? I didn't think of that before.
Oh. My. God. Meanwhile, my hometown is losing 1% of its population a year to opioid overdose. BTW, the average heroin user is a 38-year-old male not a teenager.
Don't forget -- if a drug starts to become more popular -- it usually starts with the teens.
Heroin is growing as it is much cheaper to produce.
I appreciate the efforts of the federal govt. to fight the good fight on drugs but haven't we been here before and the cost never justifies the results.
How does government stop the import of deadly opioids like fentanyl from China when one can order illegal drugs easily with a simple click on the WWW? Not sure what the solution is when addicts are choosing to use fentanyl. Even a few grains too much of this powerful drug can kill them instantly.
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