At what point will these opioids be classified as a weapon of mass destruction?
EstateOriginal2258 on
I didn’t read, but is it the nitazene compounds? Shits terrifying and doesn’t respond to narcan. Around this time last year in West Virginia our state police made a bust of like 30,000 pills that had magazine compounds in them that were disguised as Oxycontin pills.
MazingerZeta28 on
Iron law of prohibition: the harder the law enforcement push, the harder the drugs. In Bolivian the legal coca leaf is chewed and has been for millennia. In London cocaine powder is snorted. During alcohol prohibition in the US, hard liquor consumption overtook beer and wine because it’s easier to smuggle the hard stuff.
Relative_Business_81 on
How can something be worse than fentanyl and not just cause your heart to stop immediately upon consumption?
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Just…stop…
Can we not?
“FIRST!”
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At what point will these opioids be classified as a weapon of mass destruction?
I didn’t read, but is it the nitazene compounds? Shits terrifying and doesn’t respond to narcan. Around this time last year in West Virginia our state police made a bust of like 30,000 pills that had magazine compounds in them that were disguised as Oxycontin pills.
Iron law of prohibition: the harder the law enforcement push, the harder the drugs. In Bolivian the legal coca leaf is chewed and has been for millennia. In London cocaine powder is snorted. During alcohol prohibition in the US, hard liquor consumption overtook beer and wine because it’s easier to smuggle the hard stuff.
How can something be worse than fentanyl and not just cause your heart to stop immediately upon consumption?