Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.
Ronald Reagan
Bottom line Marijuana is a waste of time, money, and effort...
We are at a point where I think we can all agree and be o.k. with Marijuana finally becoming 'Legal' now. And let's be serious here now. Opiods, Heroin, Fentanyl, Crack are obviously all the serious and major problem inducing Drugs for people. Fentanyl which of course ends up in the heroin these days is apparently killing people and fast. Mostly because people don't know or how much Fentanyl they just took, since it's usually snuck Into their heroin for the 'better' high. But unfortunately, that is also why so many people are unknowingly dying from the Fentanyl overdoses today now. Those are real drugs and do pose a serious threat to our Society as a whole. Marijuana is just a massive waste of money time and effort now.
We need to get past it I think, it's time regarding Marijuana to just make it legal here in the U.S now...
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I don't know what's going on with him. I talked to him on the phone sometime in the last year or so and he seemed to be doing okay, but after trying to reach him at the same number recently I found out the number had been assigned to someone else. I hope he is doing alright. If anyone hears from him tell him to hit me up.
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When drugs were declared public enemy number one by Nixon in 1971 opioids killed 1,5 out of 100k Americans. Now that number is about 18 out of 100k. That's success for you.
On most years you can double or triple that number if you consider all deaths cause by the drug trade related to US. Double if all you care are Americans and triple if you care about people outside US. Few years ago Sinaloa Cartel provided 80% of all Fentanyl in the US.
Drugs are bad because drugs are bad mmkay
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Name one actual known drug abusing person hooked on drugs (not weed, hard drugs) that is a Gazilllionaire, or has for decades even say lived a prosperous life, from that decision. They are 'mutually exclusive' period. And to the extent you actually see some light in drug use, I wish you well dude, but you are trying to paddle up a river, without a paddle, and that river is running the opposite direction your paddling......
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I think you missed out on what I wrote. If you read closely, you will see that (and I thought I made this clear) the way things are, using is most certainly a bad idea. MY POINT was that drugs are not inherently bad. I imagine you can delineate between the two points.
At the most intense parts of the war on marijuana, weed smokers, dealers, movers and growers were marginalized. As evidence, you will be able to gauge the legitimacy of my argument by how things CHANGE as marijuana is BY AND LARGE legalized, and possibly even becomes a COMMODITY that rivals tobacco. It will get to the point when many people think tobacco is worse than marijuana. When this happens everything marijuana will be different.
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John Skipper worked for Rolling Stone, US mag, Spin, pretty much created ESPN the mag, became President of ESPN and co-chairman of Disney Media, all while having a substantial decades-long cocaine habit that eventually cost him his job when someone tried to extort him over it, even tho he had no reports of erratic behavior or any signs that he was ever impaired.
The reason you don;t hear of long-time successful drug users is pretty simple, it's because if you don;t keep it quiet you lose your job, like Skipper did.
And i'm not talking about murder in a hospital setting. Euthanasia or just being part of a cocktail that's generally given to people with few weeks/months to live.
ps. or you're just going with the full autist route and then you're correct that there's a handful of malpractice cases yearly
I usually prefer not wasting time by writing walls of text, but even in the quote Crowe commented there's this line, "Even fentanyl is very safe when properly administered and packaged/prepared."
Fentanyl is as safe or safer than morphine. Works slightly faster and is preferred quite often over morphine by doctors/paramedics.
I did indeed quote that line, but I think it's pretty clear that the line I was talking about was
That's the ridiculous line.Originally Posted by gimmick
I'm an autist for pointing out the ridiculous thing you said? There's no margin for error with fentanyl, a dangerous thing when humans are involved.
Anyway, here's a whole bunch all in one batch, and yes, the main doctor is indeed being charged with over 2 dozen counts of murder, for over-prescribing fentanyl. You may say "I was talking about when properly used" but they thought they were using it properly. In a hospital setting. https://radio.wosu.org/post/timeline...o-far#stream/0
Here's a 15 year old autistic kid who was prescribed the patch. He died. https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...nkiller-death/
Kerry Rupright died from fetanyl in a Chicago rehab center, family got millions in a settlement. Sarah Fuller, Stephanie Yon, and Stephanie Lopez all died from prescribed subsys, and 2 of them were featured on a frontline doc about it. Jason Cruz went to a Staten Island Hospital for a broken arm, died from fentanyl overdose in the hospital.
So the retarded thing was surrounded by lines that explain it? If only we had a concept of paragraphs.
Is anything you linked inside of the parameters of "properly administered"? Of course not.
If all you're willing to bring to table is condescending faggotry, you might try to be correct next time.
The horror story of the dead 15 year old from 2009...
"The hospital has taken steps to ensure the error does not happen again, he said.
Blankenship had four teeth extracted at the hospital March 9 and was sent home. That night his mother applied a pain patch containing Fentanyl prescribed by his dentist to help him sleep. The teen was found dead the following morning, said Seattle lawyer Chris Davis."
The Mount Carmel case...
Mount Carmel Health System CEO Ed Lamb announces his resignation, effective July 25. The hospital also announces it has fired 23 employees, including five members of the management team.
April 20, 2020: A Franklin County judge has rescheduled Husel's criminal trial for May 10, 2021, due to ongoing changes in court operations during the coronavirus crisis.
...imagine being so stupid you thought these 2 stories meant fuckall.
The main suspect in the Mount Carmel case...
"Husel has pleaded not guilty, with attorneys claiming it was comfort care."
...from his own lawyers...
"Fentanyl is an opioid pain medicine. We use it in intensive care units to try to alleviate the pain and stress that can come up during the dying process."
...it's not legal to kill patients, but the last 2 week cocktail can do it either by accident or on purpose when patient asks for it. The running theme is that very few fucks are given considering normal risk tolerance.
https://abc6onyourside.com/on-your-s...l-murder-trial
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