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Letting people experience the consequences of their behavior is the exact opposite of authoritarianism. Yes. I would have let you die in an alley. Good thing you made a different decision. I would not have forced you into it.Interesting view. I am an alcoholic who drank to get drunk from the age of 17 till about 28. I am now in my late 50s, make six figures and have a Masters degree, a 29 year and going strong marriage and two amazing adult children.
In your world I would have died a useless burden instead of becoming a well functioning, contributing member to society.
You take authoritarianism to a whole new level
Letting people experience the consequences of their behavior is the exact opposite of authoritarianism.
Yes. I would have let you die in an alley. Good thing you made a different decision. I would not have forced you into it.
Let them alone. Stop the use of narcan and naxolene.But you are not doing so, you are putting them into an artificial situation instead of the one they made for themselves.
I am not asking you to force anything on anyone, just to let them alone.
Additional analysis by Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) and Well Being Trust (WBT) of state-level data show nearly all states and the District of Columbia saw increases between 2019 and 2020, including very large ones for many states.
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- Five states—Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and West Virginia—had drug overdose death rates that increased by more than 50 percent between 2019 and 2020.
- Overall drug overdoses deaths: 91,799 Americans died from drug overdoses in 2020, a rate of 28.3 deaths per 100,000 people. This is a rate 31 percent higher than over 2019 when 70,630 Americans died of drug overdoses (21.6 deaths per 100,000).
- Opioid overdose deaths: 68,630 Americans died from opioid overdoses in 2020, a rate of 21.4 deaths per 100,000 people. This is a rate 38 percent higher than 2019 when 49,860 Americans died of opioid overdoses (15.5 deaths per 100,000).
one can't blame Biden for this. There must have been something in the bill that Democrats didn't want. Probably banning abortion.
House the drug addicted homeless.
NAKED man lives in the trunk of Canadian woman's car for three DAYS
When Bethany Coker, of British Columbia, found the man, he told her that him being in her trunk was a 'rite of passage' and alleged he was 'the son of the pope'. She claims he is currently in a psych ward.www.dailymail.co.uk
Now HE should have been left alone after making sure the trunk was securely locked.
Prison would never work with a drug addict. Warehousing might. Keep giving them all the drugs they want. Treat all overdoses as DNR.There is nothing in the OP link and can't find a response from Democrats...
I definitely see why not having it as a schedule 1 drug could be a lot more beneficial in dealing with it.
First this is a drug that is legally prescribed by doctors today..
If you are caught with it especially in high quantity it is up to 10 years in jail. So use is more relaxed but dealing it illegally is heavily punished.
This means people caught in possession of it are considered to have medical problem rather than be a criminal.. This is the new recommended way to deal with Drug epidemics, cause the Heroin way of sending everyone to prison sure didn't work.
That makes no difference. Are you suggesting that we offer the trunks of cars as housing for the homeless mentally ill?Being mentally ill does not mean he is a drug user. You make far too many false assumptions
I was waiting for this comment.Additional analysis by Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) and Well Being Trust (WBT) of state-level data show nearly all states and the District of Columbia saw increases between 2019 and 2020, including very large ones for many states.
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- Five states—Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and West Virginia—had drug overdose death rates that increased by more than 50 percent between 2019 and 2020.
- Overall drug overdoses deaths: 91,799 Americans died from drug overdoses in 2020, a rate of 28.3 deaths per 100,000 people. This is a rate 31 percent higher than over 2019 when 70,630 Americans died of drug overdoses (21.6 deaths per 100,000).
- Opioid overdose deaths: 68,630 Americans died from opioid overdoses in 2020, a rate of 21.4 deaths per 100,000 people. This is a rate 38 percent higher than 2019 when 49,860 Americans died of opioid overdoses (15.5 deaths per 100,000).
one can't blame Biden for this. There must have been something in the bill that Democrats didn't want. Probably banning abortion.
I couldn't find a Democrats response too.There is nothing in the OP link and can't find a response from Democrats...
I definitely see why not having it as a schedule 1 drug could be a lot more beneficial in dealing with it.
First this is a drug that is legally prescribed by doctors today..
If you are caught with it especially in high quantity it is up to 10 years in jail. So use is more relaxed but dealing it illegally is heavily punished.
This means people caught in possession of it are considered to have medical problem rather than be a criminal.. This is the new recommended way to deal with Drug epidemics, cause the Heroin way of sending everyone to prison sure didn't work.
That makes no difference. Are you suggesting that we offer the trunks of cars as housing for the homeless mentally ill?
His entire thread is a blatant lie. Democrats aren't blocking fentanyl legislation. They have had febtanyl legislation collecting dust due to GOP blocking.Your own like shows this to be a lie, not that you really give a flying fuck
Get help. What would you do? Lock them up for forcible treatment. We used to do that, to great success. The ACLU took it to court and we no longer treat those who don't feel the need. How can you still refer to yourself as non authoritarian when you support forcing the mentally ill into treatment programs? You don't want them left alone with their insanity. Yet you want drug addicts left alone.No, i am suggesting we get the mentally ill help. Crazy thing in your world I guess, seems you think we should just let them die off also since they are a drain on society.
You don't want them left alone with their insanity. Yet you want drug addicts left alone.
So you ARE for forcible treatment. Does this include locking them up?Insanity is not a choice, drug use is.
Get help. What would you do? Lock them up for forcible treatment. We used to do that, to great success. The ACLU took it to court and we no longer treat those who don't feel the need. How can you still refer to yourself as non authoritarian when you support forcing the mentally ill into treatment programs? You don't want them left alone with their insanity. Yet you want drug addicts left alone.
So you ARE for forcible treatment. Does this include locking them up?
