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Two_Dee 12/27/18 4:56:34 PM #1:	https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/27/health/drug-use-san-francisco-streets/index.html --- https://imgur.com/Pn74HRp <cite>Two_Dee posted [p:914789336] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/27/health/drug-use-san-francisco-streets/index.html</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Genocet_10-325 12/27/18 4:57:26 PM #2:	We can't. --- No one triggers the Trumpanzees quite like you do - Bullet_Wing Conservatism is a plague on society. Formerly known as The_Great_Geno. <cite>Genocet_10-325 posted [p:914789382] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>We can't.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 12/27/18 4:58:45 PM #3:	force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. --- People die when they are killed. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:914789450] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YookaLaylee 12/27/18 5:00:01 PM #4:	Get them off the bad drugs by getting them addicted to safer drugs --- https://media.giphy.com/media/26gsuNHaqCPgziZYA/giphy.gif <cite>YookaLaylee posted [p:914789524] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>Get them off the bad drugs by getting them addicted to safer drugs</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Genocet_10-325 12/27/18 5:00:19 PM #5:	monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened. --- No one triggers the Trumpanzees quite like you do - Bullet_Wing Conservatism is a plague on society. Formerly known as The_Great_Geno. <cite>Genocet_10-325 posted [p:914789543] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 12/27/18 5:01:34 PM #6:	Genocet_10-325 posted... monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened. wont stop it immediately, it will fix the issue eventually as long as it comes paired with limits on opioid prescriptions. --- People die when they are killed. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:914789598] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>Genocet_10-325 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened.</quote> wont stop it immediately, it will fix the issue eventually as long as it comes paired with limits on opioid prescriptions.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Were_Wyrm 12/27/18 5:01:40 PM #7:	bugsbunnysawsf.gif --- I was a God, Valeria. I found it...beneath me. - Dr. Doom https://imgur.com/FKDXbHs <cite>Were_Wyrm posted [p:914789603] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>bugsbunnysawsf.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dark_SilverX 12/27/18 5:01:52 PM #8:	Create meth dispenseries --- I support Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo. don't compare games to feces -- if you've an opinion worth mentioning, do so civilly <cite>Dark_SilverX posted [p:914789613] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>Create meth dispenseries</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Genocet_10-325 12/27/18 5:10:09 PM #9:	monkmith posted... Genocet_10-325 posted... monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened. wont stop it immediately, it will fix the issue eventually as long as it comes paired with limits on opioid prescriptions. They already have limited opioid prescriptions. I've been prescribed them for years due to a back injury but from what I hear if you aren't either dying or already on them its near impossible to get a doctor to prescribe them because theyre terrified --- No one triggers the Trumpanzees quite like you do - Bullet_Wing Conservatism is a plague on society. Formerly known as The_Great_Geno. <cite>Genocet_10-325 posted [p:914789997] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Genocet_10-325 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened.</quote> wont stop it immediately, it will fix the issue eventually as long as it comes paired with limits on opioid prescriptions.</quote> They already have limited opioid prescriptions. I've been prescribed them for years due to a back injury but from what I hear if you aren't either dying or already on them its near impossible to get a doctor to prescribe them because theyre terrified</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Esrac 12/27/18 5:19:23 PM #10:	Probably depends on what you mean by "help". --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac/wishlist/ <cite>Esrac posted [p:914790413] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>Probably depends on what you mean by "help".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 12/27/18 6:49:07 PM #11:	Genocet_10-325 posted... monkmith posted... Genocet_10-325 posted... monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened. wont stop it immediately, it will fix the issue eventually as long as it comes paired with limits on opioid prescriptions. They already have limited opioid prescriptions. I've been prescribed them for years due to a back injury but from what I hear if you aren't either dying or already on them its near impossible to get a doctor to prescribe them because theyre terrified your post points out the exact problem. prescribing them for take home use is beyond stupid. dentists hand the damn things out like candy after tooth extractions, orthopedic doctors write life long prescriptions, oncologists give them to cancer patients with no thought of what will happen to them. they should be strictly limited to either post surgical in hospital use or end of life palliative care. --- People die when they are killed. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:914794407] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>Genocet_10-325 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Genocet_10-325 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> Thats a fine idea, but its not going to stop the opioid epidemic. Pandoras box has been opened.</quote> wont stop it immediately, it will fix the issue eventually as long as it comes paired with limits on opioid prescriptions.</quote> They already have limited opioid prescriptions. I've been prescribed them for years due to a back injury but from what I hear if you aren't either dying or already on them its near impossible to get a doctor to prescribe them because theyre terrified</quote> your post points out the exact problem. prescribing them for take home use is beyond stupid. dentists hand the damn things out like candy after tooth extractions, orthopedic doctors write life long prescriptions, oncologists give them to cancer patients with no thought of what will happen to them. they should be strictly limited to either post surgical in hospital use or end of life palliative care.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
s0nicfan 12/27/18 6:55:03 PM #12:	monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released. --- "History Is Much Like An Endless Waltz. The Three Beats Of War, Peace And Revolution Continue On Forever." - Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz <cite>s0nicfan posted [p:914794672] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlephZero 12/27/18 6:57:22 PM #13:	who would have thought that allowing people to freely shoot up and shit in the streets would result in problems --- "life is overrated" - Seiichi Omori 01001100 01010101 01000101 00100000 00110100 00110000 00110010 <cite>AlephZero posted [p:914794761] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>who would have thought that allowing people to freely shoot up and shit in the streets would result in problems</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
yusiko 12/27/18 6:58:44 PM #14:	get jodie sweetnum off of fuller house...........the joke is that fuller house is set in san francisco and jodie sweetnum had a drug problem thanks to her life of being a child star --- yusketeer <cite>yusiko posted [p:914794819] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>get jodie sweetnum off of fuller house...........the joke is that fuller house is set in san francisco and jodie sweetnum had a drug problem thanks to her life of being a child star</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 12/27/18 7:00:37 PM #15:	s0nicfan posted... monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released. most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs. --- People die when they are killed. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:914794908] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released.</quote> most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RiderofHogs 12/27/18 7:02:11 PM #16:	Legalize ibogaine. --- I'll be riding shotgun, underneath the hot sun, Feeling like a someone. <cite>RiderofHogs posted [p:914794983] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>Legalize ibogaine.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 12/27/18 7:02:59 PM #17:	monkmith posted... s0nicfan posted... monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released. most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs. Ill try heroine as long as shes a beautiful pale skinned cis-girl who is 16 years old (Age of Consent in UK) and has gorgeous feet. --- Only a cuck would read this sig. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:914795016] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released.</quote> most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs.</quote> Ill try heroine as long as shes a beautiful pale skinned cis-girl who is 16 years old (Age of Consent in UK) and has gorgeous feet.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solid Sonic 12/27/18 7:03:25 PM #18:	Something about vigilantes and judge, jury, and executioner... --- I want to criminalize deliberately breaking a product outside the store that sells it. <cite>Solid Sonic posted [p:914795036] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote>Something about vigilantes and judge, jury, and executioner...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darklit_Minuet 12/27/18 7:03:54 PM #19:	s0nicfan posted... Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released. Alternatively, make drugs free. Everyone gets all the drugs they want, and the dealers are out of business <cite>Darklit_Minuet posted [p:914795060] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote>Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released.</quote> Alternatively, make drugs free. Everyone gets all the drugs they want, and the dealers are out of business</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 12/27/18 7:05:38 PM #20:	EliteLevel posted... monkmith posted... s0nicfan posted... monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released. most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs. Ill try heroine as long as shes a beautiful pale skinned cis-girl who is 16 years old (Age of Consent in UK) and has gorgeous feet. ...i fucking hate auto correct... --- People die when they are killed. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:914795137] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released.</quote> most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs.</quote> Ill try heroine as long as shes a beautiful pale skinned cis-girl who is 16 years old (Age of Consent in UK) and has gorgeous feet.</quote> ...i fucking hate auto correct...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PtlessAgmnts 12/30/18 3:28:53 AM #21:	monkmith posted... EliteLevel posted... monkmith posted... s0nicfan posted... monkmith posted... force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment. The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released. most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs. Ill try heroine as long as shes a beautiful pale skinned cis-girl who is 16 years old (Age of Consent in UK) and has gorgeous feet. ...i fucking hate auto correct... Imagine if a whole argument stemmed from that. From drug problem to aoc in UK and feet lol <cite>PtlessAgmnts posted [p:914911526] in How can we... [t:77338757]...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>monkmith posted...</cite> <quote>force the drug companies that made billions off of overly prescribed opioids to spend those earnings investing on free treatment.</quote> The article seems to imply the biggest problems are heroin and crack bundled with a massive homelessness problem, not prescription pain pills. It doesn't help that the money SanFran is using to fight the problem is coming from an old fund that used to divert property tax to public schools. Throwing more money at the problem doesn't seem to have helped. It just draws more homeless to the area and the dealers are having a field day. Like or not, they need a tougher police presence to crack down on the actual dealers if they want to have any shot at treatment for addicts sticking once they've been released.</quote> most dont wake up one day and say 'huh, i'm gonna go try heroine today!', its something that they start because they cant keep getting enough prescription drugs.</quote> Ill try heroine as long as shes a beautiful pale skinned cis-girl who is 16 years old (Age of Consent in UK) and has gorgeous feet.</quote> ...i fucking hate auto correct...</quote> Imagine if a whole argument stemmed from that. From drug problem to aoc in UK and feet lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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