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Heroin Task Force charged with combatting heroin epidemic decides that enabling is the best policy.
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Hi Hillary.TurdBuffer said:
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Touche. Answer?PurpleJ said: -
You never answered my question in the first place. But troll on douchebag!TurdBuffer said:
Touche. Answer?PurpleJ said:
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Don't go all cunty so fast, J. My answer is no. Your turn.PurpleJ said:
You never answered my question in the first place. But troll on douchebag!TurdBuffer said:
Touche. Answer?PurpleJ said: -
No? I asked how many, fuckass. If I knew how many I wouldn't have asked.TurdBuffer said:
Don't go all cunty so fast, J. My answer is no. Your turn.PurpleJ said:
You never answered my question in the first place. But troll on douchebag!TurdBuffer said:
Touche. Answer?PurpleJ said:
But I guess it's all fun and games if you've never seen the effects of crippling addiction.
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I have seen it, J. In my own family. Which is why I disagree with enabling it while HOPING the addicts will seek treatment on their own. They won't. They don't. Gets them where you can't see them high anymore, which is success in the eyes of liberals. Masking and hiding problems, instead of solving them, is a liberal hallmark.PurpleJ said:
No? I asked how many, fuckass. If I knew how many I wouldn't have asked.TurdBuffer said:
Don't go all cunty so fast, J. My answer is no. Your turn.PurpleJ said:
You never answered my question in the first place. But troll on douchebag!TurdBuffer said:
Touche. Answer?PurpleJ said:
But I guess it's all fun and games if you've never seen the effects of crippling addiction. -
This might be a good time to ask how you'd solve the problem. It must not be easy to solve or it would have been done by someone somewhere already.TurdBuffer said:
I have seen it, J. In my own family. Which is why I disagree with enabling it while HOPING the addicts will seek treatment on their own. They won't. They don't. Gets them where you can't see them high anymore, which is success in the eyes of liberals. Masking and hiding problems, instead of solving them, is a liberal hallmark.PurpleJ said:
No? I asked how many, fuckass. If I knew how many I wouldn't have asked.TurdBuffer said:
Don't go all cunty so fast, J. My answer is no. Your turn.PurpleJ said:
You never answered my question in the first place. But troll on douchebag!TurdBuffer said:
Touche. Answer?PurpleJ said:
But I guess it's all fun and games if you've never seen the effects of crippling addiction. -
You can't solve the human condition.
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there is no solution to this. However if you were to legalize, tax and regulate it and open it up to the free market instead of the fucking drug cartels you'll get a cleaner and safer version of the drug (still bad I get it) and more tax revenue that can be put back in to preventative programs and education. people who don't use heroine now aren't gonna start using because it's legal.
Are there still gonna be people who make bad choices and destroy their bodies? sure. will there be as many? doubt it.
Not necessarily a solution as Heroin is certainly not a drug should clearly be legal like marijuana, but our current system of prohibition sure as hell ain't solving anything. -
it's oftentimes a specific chemical used in the drug and not the drug itself that is so damaging. Alcohol had the same problem back during prohibition when it too was made in bathtubs.
