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Democratic areas have extremely toxic, hopeless social environments.
Omaha, Sioux Falls, Bismarck worship our Holy Bible while Denver and San Francisco worship fetanyl and hard liquor.
While, San Franciscans and Denver were emotionally draining themselves on Sunday morning studying Woke causes they learn about from social media, the residents in Nebraska and South Dakota were studying the bible in socially cohesive churches where everyone loves one another and every one is happy.
Looks like the complicated, hustler mentality of San Francisco and Denver isn't working out very well socially.
Wow, 699 drug overdose deaths in a year in San Francisco.
San Francisco has a rate of 80 drug overdose deaths a year compared to 7 in Nebraska and 9 in South Dakota.
Reactionary, Democratic Denver had over 50 drug overdoses per 100,000 compared to 10 per 100,000 in ultra-progressive North Dakota
Maybe the backwards city of San Francisco should invest in treatment programs to get people back their feet, but Liberal Democrats love lots of drugs and could care less about what it the society implications are.
Denver, Colorado which is filled to brim with people with drug addictions in the open with constant sirens in the cental part of the country as medics rush from overdose to overdose had a whopping 370 drug overdose deaths with a population of just over 700,000 people.
Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota with 3.5 million residents had a total of 321 overdose deaths.
Nebraska with 1.9 million had 151 overdose deaths
South Dakota with 850,000 residents had 85 overdose deaths
North Dakota with 750,000 residents had 85 overdose deaths.
When you normalize for population size, West Virginia has more deaths due to drug overdoses than any other state. West Virginia is also the second most christian state (using protestants as the metric) in the country.
That data suggests the christian faith is not the common denominator in keeping people from drug overdoses.
Another far right misuse of statistics. The top state for overdose deaths per capita is Kentucky, followed by Ohio, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvannia. California isn't even in the top 10.
This chart shows where opiod overdose deaths is a problem:
Another far right misuse of statistics. The top state for overdose deaths per capita is Kentucky, followed by Ohio, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvannia. California isn't even in the top 10.
This chart shows where opiod overdose deaths is a problem:
Agree. Cincy and northern Kentucky are very bad for drug use. Drugs come right up 75 and easily available. Whites are a little higher than their population would suggest, blacks about even and Hispanics the least as far as race breakdown. It’s affecting everyone regardless of income bracket. We really need to figure out how to keep the drugs out of the states. We need to crackdown much much harder on sellers than we currently are. I’m for coming down like a ton of bricks on producers and sellers (as in I’m open to life in prison or death penalty) and treating users more like victims. Sellers are the real evil hear. Yes, users chose to use and there is that they need to answer for, but producers and sellers make their crap as addictive as possible.
Agree. Cincy and northern Kentucky are very bad for drug use. Drugs come right up 75 and easily available. Whites are a little higher than their population would suggest, blacks about even and Hispanics the least as far as race breakdown. It’s affecting everyone regardless of income bracket. We really need to figure out how to keep the drugs out of the states. We need to crackdown much much harder on sellers than we currently are. I’m for coming down like a ton of bricks on producers and sellers (as in I’m open to life in prison or death penalty) and treating users more like victims. Sellers are the real evil hear. Yes, users chose to use and there is that they need to answer for, but producers and sellers make their crap as addictive as possible.
Yeah, Dayton, OH right at the "crossroads of America" of 70 & 75 has had the "overdose capital of the United States" title for awhile.
San Francisco probably also has more cheeseburgers than North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. Probably more toothbrushes too. I wonder why that is...
Give these people shopping bags of cocaine/heroin/fentanyl or whatever the precious government designated as the the boogeyman.
They choose to OD, what is the problem?
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