justoffal
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I am happy to report that the CDC is finally good for something. They have finally given us something we can be happy about.
What? you say? I'm being morbid? No...not at all. See a dead addict cannot hurt anyone anymore. The cost of a cremation is cheap compared
to taking care of them while they are annoyingly alive. The tiny number of 100,000 is not nearly enough to help though....we need to institute a free
Fentanyl program for those who really like the stuff. It's actually pretty cheap. When the annual overdoes total hits about half a million it should be only a matter of a few months before the curves of usage, related crime and cost drop off drastically. I give it three months tops.
Drug Overdose Deaths in the U.S. Top 100,000 Annually
National Center for Health Statistics
www.cdc.gov
What? you say? I'm being morbid? No...not at all. See a dead addict cannot hurt anyone anymore. The cost of a cremation is cheap compared
to taking care of them while they are annoyingly alive. The tiny number of 100,000 is not nearly enough to help though....we need to institute a free
Fentanyl program for those who really like the stuff. It's actually pretty cheap. When the annual overdoes total hits about half a million it should be only a matter of a few months before the curves of usage, related crime and cost drop off drastically. I give it three months tops.