>there certainly do exist people who identify as victims of others' drug use This is not a situation where the criminal and victim are the same person, is it?

>there certainly do exist people who identify as victims of others' drug use This is not a situation where the criminal and victim are the same person, is it? >If you're genuinely suggesting such people are nonexistent, well, I'm not going to continue entertaining this further. They obviously aren't suggesting that. >I can't parse this sentence. Here is some added punctuation that may help; 'So in case of medical insurances for all, the public is the victim. For every person's action is remotely risky.'