What the hell, they lured millions into a long-term addiction to a very potent drug that is brutally hard to break in the best of cases, knowingly and out of na

What the hell, they lured millions into a long-term addiction to a very potent drug that is brutally hard to break in the best of cases, knowingly and out of naked greed. How on earth can you call that merely "unethical, arguably evil"? How can not call that a freaking crisis? Millions of addicts that you can't get off their substance without terrible suffering? Sure, more things have to go wrong to let it get THIS bad, but once you get that many people hooked, you're at least 90% there, because I really don't think there is a way out that doesn't imply immense suffering. This is a crime against humanity, not just an "unethical" business move.