perhaps the answer to your question is contained within your post.
perhaps you need to not over think what the actual purpose of said sites are, and what they aren't, and that what they aren't, is because it isn't effectively possible.
This might be an interesting topic for discussion. DOJ open to considering safe injection sites
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perhaps the answer to your question is contained within your post.
perhaps you need to not over think what the actual purpose of said sites are, and what they aren't, and that what they aren't, is because it isn't effectively possible.
It's total bullshit. I certainly didn't complain about injecting, but I was severely addicted to cocaine. I was in a drug treatment center for 14 months. I was treated so I could see homeless people doing drugs every day, right in front of innocent civilians? Drugs are evil. I used to think, like everyone else, that once I try it, nothing will happen. But the truth is that what will happen. And so does not only cocaine but also Long Tail and any other strong drug. Take the time to read all the information you can find on the internet before using such things. But again, it's better not to start at all.
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Well no one could've possibly seen this coming.
www.foxnews.com
Oregon's drug decriminalization effort a 'tragedy'
In November 2020, Oregonians voted overwhelmingly to decriminalize possession of a small amount of hard drugs. Sixteen months in, the results paint a picture of failure.
I think their are other variables at play. Pandemic. Defund the police bullshit. But certainly not looking good. I'd say they need to rethink some things. That being said I dont think they should go backwards. If anything they need more regulation.Well no one could've possibly seen this coming.
Oregon's drug decriminalization effort a 'tragedy'
In November 2020, Oregonians voted overwhelmingly to decriminalize possession of a small amount of hard drugs. Sixteen months in, the results paint a picture of failure.
Junkies make great decisions.Well no one could've possibly seen this coming.
Oregon's drug decriminalization effort a 'tragedy'
In November 2020, Oregonians voted overwhelmingly to decriminalize possession of a small amount of hard drugs. Sixteen months in, the results paint a picture of failure.
