[Trailerpark Badass]

True. If they knew they could get it quickly at any grocery store or Qwik-E mart, they’d be far less anxious.

[familyop]

Well, the answer is here! They can get K2 in convenience stores in some places.

[familyop]

Fentanil is cheap as carp. That’ll calm ‘em down.

[familyop]

"I’m sure it makes sense to you."

Sorry. I had to run and get some things done. I was replying with some dry, sour humor to what you wrote earlier. It was a morbid joke about letting the party animals kill themselves off with the harder drugs that are so easily available now. It's really sad. Ever laugh, when an unusually bad situation arrived?

"True. If they knew they could get it quickly at any grocery store or Qwik-E mart, they’d be far less anxious."

I'm acquainted with many of the people in my community, because I care about them in some ways. A local doctor's office looks like a Juggalo meeting on some days. They argue against the decreasing doses. It's obvious enough, what the condition of those poor people started with, and it wasn't physical pain. It's written all over them.

The economy and life in general can be better with healthier neighbors. Instead, I'm seeing a situation that looks like a genocide carried out by the victims against themselves. There's no economy except for the services maintained by big corporations, because there's no motivation.

It's probably getting to be more like Jamaica every year but without the big revenues from tourists. Is that a good fit for our culture? I don't think so.