I agree they are not identical situations. Driving is not a good analogy either. A 2 week prescription gives you a 25% chance of becoming an addict. That is Ru

I agree they are not identical situations. Driving is not a good analogy either. A 2 week prescription gives you a 25% chance of becoming an addict. That is Russian roulette odds. Driving everyday all year has about a 1 in 10,000 chance of death. Driving is a necessity in most places. Opioids are not.