Knockoff carts though.

Agreed.

Hell, Schiff alone, is causing me to consider "self medicating". I say that as a joke, but a joke that's indicative of an underlying reality.

Some punishment discourages it still. Problem with just voluntary treatment is most addicts say no thank you or find ways to get around it like using someone else’s urine.

Incapacitate the person for 60 days and he has no choice in getting clean or not.

what do you mean by incapacitate? like in prison? they have lots of drugs in there.

Since less than a year it'd be jails.

Jails don't have as good of distribution networks as prisons do. The guys in prisons have years to set up and operate, jails are constantly turning over.

An addict in jail is significantly less probable to find the hard drugs he wants compared one at some rehab facility where he can just go to his dealer and have his cousin pee for him.

have you ever been in jails? lol......

constant turnover brings in drugs, and the people have huber and mule back in drugs all the time.

i have a high school friend that was in jail for 3 months and didnt even have to detox.

the only solution would be a medical coma of some kind. imo.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Nov 13 2019 08:23am

If you think it's easier or the same difficulty to get drugs in jail idk what to tell you because it's definitely not. Even let's say it is that easy, the addict doesn't have the resources he usually would.

How would you know?

distribution and drug gangs are more prevalent in prisons. there's a more steady dealer to user stream.

jails with their higher turnover dont have the same steady meta, but they still have a massive amount of drugs being peddled.



this is what you said, your words. and they're dead wrong, they can still get drugs easily.

what are you basing this on? time in jail? time in prison? research? hearsay?



ding ding ding ding

This post was edited by thesnipa on Nov 13 2019 08:35am

That doesn't account for the tens of thousands of people murdered every year due to the illicit trade in drugs (the majority in countries like Mexico), nor does it address the crisis in overdose deaths, a huge amount of which are caused by cutting drugs like fentanyl into synthetic opioids or heroin.

https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2018/p0329-drug-overdose-deaths.html

People are dying in droves, and the fact that a lot of them occur outside the United States doesn't change the fact that the drug war has been an abject failure.