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Living in Seattle and seeing the fentanyl crisis first hand, I disagree with you that addicts aren’t victims. Not to mention the citizens who are victimized by
by influx 4y ago
Living in Seattle and seeing the fentanyl crisis first hand, I disagree with you that addicts aren’t victims.
Not to mention the citizens who are victimized by the crime needed to sustain that addiction.
Legalization of marijuana has gone fine, but there are drugs so powerful that adults lose all control and reason, and I can’t see ever legalizing something like that.
- standardUser 4y agoThe people you see on the street are a tiny percentage of illegal drug users. I'd also consider the vast range of options between where we are now (people dying regularly from contaminated street drugs, spreading diseases, violence associated with black markets) and full-on, no limits legalization. Somewhere in between is a place where we can save lives, enhance liberty and still not have Ultra-Meth available at every corner store.
- zoklet-enjoyer 4y agoThere would be a lot less problems if fentanyl was legally available for addicts
- the_only_law 4y ago> but there are drugs so powerful that adults lose all control and reason, You mean like alcohol?
- oigursh 4y agoAlcohol is the only drug I can't put down when I want to. I'll take a line of coke and never a glass of wine.
- jokowueu 4y agoNo one wants to use fent , it's the product of the war on drugs https://youtu.be/V9xJ3abNdnI https://youtu.be/V9xJ3abNdnI