Comments by "" (@psychcowboy1) on "Fentanyl overdose survivor shares her story | Nightline" video.

Several questions emerge: a) What percentage of drug problems actually have to do with the fact that they are illegal? b) If drugs were legal the theft to support habits would decrease? c) If say fentanyl was legal people would use less of the body destructive drugs like meth? d) Is there a rationale that supports the government control of what choice people use to feel good? e) With legal standardized doses, would there be less overdoses? f) A number of young people have died from fentanyl laced opiods. If you were a parent wouldn't you prefer that the drugs were legal and quality controlled.
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Actually the Republican war on drugs is the cause of illegally laced opiods. Several questions emerge: a) What percentage of drug problems actually have to do with the fact that they are illegal? b) If drugs were legal the theft to support habits would decrease? c) If say fentanyl was legal people would use less of the body destructive drugs like meth? d) Is there a rationale that supports the government control of what choice people use to feel good? e) With legal standardized doses, would there be less overdoses? f) A number of young people have died from fentanyl laced opiods. If you were a parent wouldn't you prefer that the drugs were legal and quality controlled.
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Actually it is the Republican war on drugs that have resulted in illegal drugs crossing our borders. Several questions emerge: a) What percentage of drug problems actually have to do with the fact that they are illegal? b) If drugs were legal the theft to support habits would decrease? c) If say fentanyl was legal people would use less of the body destructive drugs like meth? d) Is there a rationale that supports the government control of what choice people use to feel good? e) With legal standardized doses, would there be less overdoses? f) A number of young people have died from fentanyl laced opiods. If you were a parent wouldn't you prefer that the drugs were legal and quality controlled.
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Several questions emerge: a) What percentage of drug problems actually have to do with the fact that they are illegal? b) If drugs were legal the theft to support habits would decrease? c) If say fentanyl was legal people would use less of the body destructive drugs like meth? d) Is there a rationale that supports the government control of what choice people use to feel good? e) With legal standardized doses, would there be less overdoses? f) A number of young people have died from fentanyl laced opiods. If you were a parent wouldn't you prefer that the drugs were legal and quality controlled.
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@jablot5054 You are missing the point. Government making decisions about how people can be happy results in crime and overdose.
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@HandymanMark Actually politicians have a fixed salary. The can't legislate for personal gain.
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@HandymanMark Actually since you think politicians are behind the fentanyl thing, a stupid idea, and you are republican, we can infer that republicans are stupid.
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