Comments by "Rimrock300" (@Rimrock300) on "How Appalachia Became Addicted to Dr*gs 🇺🇸" video.

  1. a much better option than ordinary drugs for sure
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  2. Yeah, the US had zero drug problems pre 2020. Belive me.
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  3. Bless you
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  4. will not stop the submarines, boats, trucks, cars, drones and so on. the drug business into the US is just too profitable to be stopped by a wall. Sadly. But a wall can help more or less
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  5. there are links to these people's Facebook pages in the video description
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  6. + very high aviability, the US being that close to the big sources just a bit to the south
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  7. wow. Brilliant
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  8. Yes. And 2 other words...Mexian cartels
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  9. To answere all questions in one go; yes. Sadly
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  10. Bless you. Keep on staying clear
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  11. don't be childlish. There are lots of drug problems around him, he does his job as good as possible, even nearly and impossible job fighting the drug issues in his district
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  12. For info, this is not the Disney Channel. Sometimes serious stuff has to be brough to light
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  13. people can move and talk like they are still on, long after they are off. The chemical drugs really burns the brain and set it's permanent marks
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  14. Those chemical drugs really takes on the brain, and people can move and talk like they are on it still long after they have quit. In most cases people getting out of heavy drugs will not get their brain power back at where it was, whih reduces what jobs they ccan take on and so on. Sadly.
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  15. Starts out on the psychological level, boredom, want to hang out with the cool guys, depression, wanting to escape reality, and so on. But then the body starts taking control, one feel physical sick if not getting it. In general, from what I understand.I've never thouched anything of this. Was told from a small kid that 'drugs will make you drop dead, immidently' Not been any easy access to drug anyway where I have been in life, so no real issue. Such a overwhelming problem in many loations, it's really sad to see
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  16. people that have been on hard drugs for years got more or less brain damage, can keep behaving, talk and move like they're still on drug
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  17. Some people are just put together, born, in such a way that they much easier hooked on such stuff than others, I guess.
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  18. Much fentanyl, yes. But that's a small amount compared to the drugs from south america, and within the US handed out by your local doctor
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  19. I've noticed, but then thinking 'concerning what he have been trough the last 20 years, and survived, the risk of driving without seatbelt is probably a nice walk in the park to him' That said, always wear seatbelt.
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  20. Maybe. But kind of innocent compared to what he has gone through the last 20 years. Seatbealt or no seatbelt, it's possible a miracle he is still around
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  21. People can stand up, shape the society to the better. Or do nothing.
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  22. sorry to hear. Not much of help, I might would searched youtube for some local content regarding the topic. But you likely do and have done for a long time. Cross our fingers you get there
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  23. good attitude. Bless you
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  24. different things needs to be written to avoid youtube take certain videos down
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  25. thanks for the update
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  26. there are links to some FB pages connected to these people, in the video description, if that helps
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  27. Yes, we are our own worst enemies
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  28. Cartel drug problems existed pre Biden
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  29. Appalachia is 1 series out of dozens of series about other topis and places, and it's interesting
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  30. Being able to survive the last 20 years in big drug adventurers, no seatbelt is to him possible a 'very gentle walk in the park')
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  31. Consumers wants the cheaper stuff, so companies gets their stuff made in china and import it. Free market economy.
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  32. Feel free to send an donation
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