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2024-06-03 03:10:12 UTC
https://www.newsnationnow.com/crime/fentanyl/baltimore-overdose-capital-opioid-crisis/
Baltimore was dubbed the “U.S. overdose capital” in a report by
the New York Times, with nearly 6,000 deaths over the last
six years. Baltimore Councilman Mark Conway says the city was
once a leader in addressing the opioid crisis.
“Back in 2011, 2012, when we saw that folks were having more
addiction issues around pills, we were leading the effort to
turn those things around. I think even then, we didn’t exactly
see the returns we wanted to see,” Conway said
. . .
Right within sight of DC ... :-)
Remember when they cracked-down on Oxy's and
such - said THAT would solve the drug/OD
problems ? SUE the opioid-makers !!!
Well ...
Now it's all 10 times worse, and the 'makers'
are in Mexico/China where you can't get at
them and have their own thug armies too.
Never listen to righteous prohibitionists,
they ALWAYS make it worse.
The "drug problem" has no really good solutions.
People just have to not wanna do lots of strong
dope - and the current national/global/economic
situation kinda pushes them in the other direction.
Baltimore was dubbed the “U.S. overdose capital” in a report by
the New York Times, with nearly 6,000 deaths over the last
six years. Baltimore Councilman Mark Conway says the city was
once a leader in addressing the opioid crisis.
“Back in 2011, 2012, when we saw that folks were having more
addiction issues around pills, we were leading the effort to
turn those things around. I think even then, we didn’t exactly
see the returns we wanted to see,” Conway said
. . .
Right within sight of DC ... :-)
Remember when they cracked-down on Oxy's and
such - said THAT would solve the drug/OD
problems ? SUE the opioid-makers !!!
Well ...
Now it's all 10 times worse, and the 'makers'
are in Mexico/China where you can't get at
them and have their own thug armies too.
Never listen to righteous prohibitionists,
they ALWAYS make it worse.
The "drug problem" has no really good solutions.
People just have to not wanna do lots of strong
dope - and the current national/global/economic
situation kinda pushes them in the other direction.