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This could be a good idea, but I wonder how many of those prescription drug overdoses involved drugs prescribed to that individual? Either way, I won't argue a less-than-perfect rule shouldn't be implemented.
Yeah, @1, let's let all those US Service veterans and rural poor (often one and the same! Bonus!) waste away and croak. The fuck they ever do for us?
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@3:
*(hashtag)freedumbanddumber
My dad had a high dose opioid prescription to alleviate the pain of 2 back surgeries caused by 27 years of fighting fires. He died from an overdose near the door, probably recognizing that he had taken too much. I think this is a good idea.
@5 -- "Blame the abuser for the abuse, not the drug."
Precisely what the Sackler Crime Fambly* always say.
Oh, and, "Not OUR fault!"
*multi-, multi-Billionaires, all of 'em!