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Metro Workers Reviving Drug Overdose Victims in LA
- worik 3y agoWhat is going on in the USA? How has this been allowed to continue. LA County distributed >100,000 doses of Narcan. My mind is blown
- wryoak 3y agoWe’re an unhappy bunch and love a quick fix
- johng 3y agoOpen borders means the drugs can flow freely into the country. It's highly profitable. In addition, some cities have essentially made it legal to sell the drugs, they subsidize the drug users with free money and many essentials and there is no punishment. It is very sad.
- worik 3y agoWhy is this not happening to this extent in other similar countries?
- johng 3y agoIt's not legalized and subsidized.
- johng 3y agohttps://torontosun.com/news/world/they-pay-you-to-be-homeless-here-san-francisco-man-gets-620-month-living-on-streets https://torontosun.com/news/world/they-pay-you-to-be-homeles... Compare that to another country where $620 would be more than a years salary.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoThis is a nice story of a Good Samaritan and I applaud the life-saving measures being taken, but on the other hand, are you freakin' kidding me, transit workers administering prescription medication to strangers with completely unknown medical histories? I guess Metro wants to be crushed under huge lawsuits eventually. Remember, folks, in grade school a student can't even pass a Tylenol across the aisle, or even be caught with them in his pocket on the school grounds. This is beyond the pale. Sorry if people die, really, but you just can't do this with transit workers who are trained to keep buses and trains running, and stations free of garbage.