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No one is going to go to jail. Nothing at these companies or others that will take their place will change. None of this will help people who are addicted espec
by mnm1 7y ago
No one is going to go to jail. Nothing at these companies or others that will take their place will change. None of this will help people who are addicted especially since the only thing that can help them now is to not get cut off from their supply and have access to treatment and opiates like methadone, suboxin, or even good old heroin in pure form. Our governments are so fucking incompetent in dealing with this crisis, even a multi-billion dollar settlement won't do shit. I wonder if they even really care or is this just another show they're putting on to pretend like they care when they don't? You don't need storage space to store thousands of bottles of opiates because they go very quickly. It's not a wonder, it's called tolerance. Even such basic concepts are not understood by the idiots running these governments. Nothing will change. People will continue to die. Because nothing mentioned here is an actual solution. Probably because the problem isn't opiates. The problem is people living shit lives in a shitty society. Poverty. Loneliness. Alienation. Lack of support. Lack of culture. Lack of community. Anyone who thinks our government is qualified or even cares about fixing these fundamental issues with American society is delusional. At the very least we could legalize drugs, stop the crime around them as they would be incredibly cheap, and stop the overdosing from unknown combinations that often include fentanyl or carfentanyl drugs that are tens to hundreds or thousands of times more potent than morphine. But of course, the idiots in charge won't even do that, because then how are you going to lock up all the black and brown people? What a farce.
- dhdidhdu 7y ago“No one is going to go to jail. ” Normally I’d agree w/ you, but the folk in WV are super pissed