[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

If I could make law, I would make sure the ringleaders enjoyed a public hanging, while ensuring all the rest served at least 20 year in gen pop in a maximum security prison. What these people have done to their fellow human beings, who are made in the image of God, is that disgusting and contemptible. As for the addicts who participated, if there are any trials and convictions, just let them off with probation and recovery. They are true victims.

[sparklite2]

As for the addicts who participated, if there are any trials and convictions, just let them off with probation and recovery. They are true victims.

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No, the real victims are people who need pain killers and won’t be able to get them because their doctors are afraid to prescribe them because we’re reliving Reefer Madness.

[Oldexpat]

About time. Some of these doctors had lines out in the parking lot every morning and every dope head within three hundred miles knew who they were. I reported one in FL that druggies in our extended family used and the police already knew about. It took another two years for them to raid the place.

[thesharkboy]

Unconstitutional. Just like 90% of the federal government.

[jonascord]

"As for the addicts who participated, if there are any trials and convictions, just let them off with probation and recovery. They are true victims."

How are the users victims? Did someone hold a gun to their heads? All of them?
OR! An alternate explanation. How about they can't handle reality, and decide to commit suicide on the American Plan?
That's why the new one, canfenytal, 100X as potent, trace amounts are fatal, is so attractive. Because drug dealers are scrupulous about quality control, it will kill them all, problem solved.

[Rashputin]

this is why the BS about cracking down on legtimate prescriptions to people who need pain killers and aren't addicts is the wrong thing to do.

The perscriptions that shouldn't be written for people who are addicts often with no real need for any pain killer are 99.9% written by doctors making a quick buck off their license to prescribe.

Taking pain killers away from people who need them because of law breaking by a few doctors is just like the crap laws that make it more difficult and expensive for honest people to buy firearms because one dirt bag is insane and kills multiple people.

You can bet your bottom dollar none of the politicians and bureaucrats in the DC bubble will continue to get whatever they want from a physician who the Fedz will never investigate. The same is true for the Hollyweird crowd.

[proxy_user]

These doctors should know better. Having sex with someone like that is as smart as going swimming in the sewer. Didn’t they teach them about VD in med school?

[nitzy]

One pharmacy in Dayton, Ohio, prescribed 1.75 million opioid pills between 2015 and 2017, earning it the nickname "pill mill."

I'm pretty sure that not how that works.

Normally physicians PRESCRIBE the pills and pharmacies FILL the prescription. What in the hell are they talking about?

[RedStateRocker]

I see nowhere in the Constitution that any governmental entity is given authority over what I can put in my body.

Legalize everything and let the ‘Self Cleaning Oven’ take over.

[buffyt]

I injured my kne. The pain as excruciating. Due to the opiate crisis I couldn’t get one single pain pill. Zero. Thanks to jerks like these we are lucky to bite a bullet.

[cpdiii]

When I was in retail pharmacy I would dispense about 100 opiates in a normal day. Sometime it would be 200 or less than a hundred. A 100 to 150 was normal. Any pharmacy that is dispensing over 2300 opiates a day is unethical and in fact part of a criminal enterprise. The pharmacist needs to lose his license and go to jail.

[Lowell1775]

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“Indictment: Doctors, other providers traded prescriptions for sex, cash”

http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3742962/posts

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