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Not even close. Many drugs, especially the hard ones are very physically addictive. This is a multi-faceted problem. Removing NIMBYism won't help those unable
by effingwewt 6y ago
Not even close. Many drugs, especially the hard ones are very physically addictive.
This is a multi-faceted problem.
Removing NIMBYism won't help those unable to afford a place to live.
Mental health professionals can't simply 'solve' addiction with a few visits/more 'medicine'
These are starting points but far from an end-all solution.
- fastball 6y agoPhysical addiction doesn't change the fact that the root of the addiction is mental. Do you know a lot of cognitively normal / well-adjusted people that start shooting up heroin? If the problem is strong physical addiction, the solution is a rehab clinic that they're not allowed to leave, not "give them their own apartment". > Removing NIMBYism won't help those unable to afford a place to live. That is literally what it does. 1. No NIMBYism 2. More high density housing is built in places of high demand. 3. Supply goes up, prices go down. 4. People that previously couldn't afford a place now can. What am I missing?