The resulting crackdown did exactly what you said, drove people straight into the open arms of heroin. Tightening the already tightened restrictions would only

The resulting crackdown did exactly what you said, drove people straight into the open arms of heroin. Tightening the already tightened restrictions would only worsen the issue. Diversion, etc cannot be stopped and you might just see a sudden uptick in pharmacy truck heists like the one that happened five or so years ago. Corrupt pharmacists unable to resist the temptation of easy money, etc. Or worse, heroin continues to spread like wildfire. Heroin has no QC, it's being cut with fentanyl across the country and addicts are dropping like flies. Sicker addicts have been seeking out these OD stories and score from those areas looking for the fentanyl cut H. It's bad and only getting worse, as if the government overcorrected its steering and has now spun out of control. The result is going to be a grisly accident.