All I want the feds to do is protect us from foreign invasion--the one thing they refuse to do. May every open borders Marxist monster owned by the Chinese die of fentanyl asphyxia like my daughter did (I read the autopsy report. I was also the one who found her body.) I have no pity and give no quarter to those who are replacing American citizens with foreign militants. I make no apologies. I pray God saves our nation or razes it to the ground. There is nothing left in between
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Fentanyl is a crisis today, both directly as a highly-c9ncentrated opioid and as a contaminant lacing other drugs. I am sorry to hear your daughter died, and the grief and rage flowing from that is something I can't imagine.
Unfortunately, the Fentanyl crisis today is a direct consequence of government drug prohibition. The tax-and-regulate policy Washington State has toward marijuana dispensaries has its own problems, but contaminated weed isn't among them.
100 years ago, the government directly poisoned all remaining legal alcohol for industry, leading to blindness and death for many who still wanted a buzz and tried to use it recreationally. Blame was placed on moonshiners and speakeasies, though.
I'm not sure the parallels are very close to the Opium Wars where Britain flooded China with opium in the late 19th century. Neither then nor now was the root problem "open borders."
I don't advise recreational drug use, but as someone who suffers chronic pain, I understand better than most the desire for chemical escape just as a brief reprieve. We are trapped today between corporate cartels in the pharmaceutical industry and drug cartels in the black market. We need freedom. This is the most effective way to prevent overdose death, gang violence, and an opportunity for addicts to escape addiction without the looming threat of punishment. It also undermines Chinese and Mexican drug cartels as a bonus.
Yes, China is doing to the USA what the British did to them. Few Americans know enough history to understand that. Peter Schweitzer's book "Blood Money" should be required reading for Americans seeking to understand today's corrupted government. !BBH
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