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@Hi_estComnDenomn I agree insurance companies have a hold on the governments balls and they are squeezing so that their premiums stay expensive. And they are just as guilty as big Pharma. Like I said I will go to detox before I stick a needle in my arm with heroin in it.. my pain pills make me sick now and I hate throwing up! Unfortunately if I get caught with pot in my system when they drug test me at pain management I will get kicked off the pain pills and my insurance will not pay for medical marijuana. So I can't even take a chance and try it to see if it works. Every 6 months I have to reapply to get my pain meds through my insurance. One time I had to wait almost a week but fortunately I have extras every month because I take them like I'm supposed to. The sad part is more teens are getting addicted to their parents pain pills and when they run out they switch to heroin. Like I said in my last post it is a no-win situation for anybody

@Bulldog I definitely agree Big Pharma has the capability to develop a non-addictive pain med, and on the government side of things, marijuana/THC/CBD is already a non-addictive pain reliever that can help ease the opioid crisis.

It would also help if the government regulated the cost of insurance and medication in general. A lot of times these addicts are hooked from prescription pills (a monster onto itself) and when they can no longer afford the meds, they go to the hard shit.

@ShootaCopSaveaLife I totally agree with you they need to stop the high-level dealers as well as arresting users. Many of those young users I will address to @LEO0301 many of the young heroin users got addicted from pills in their Medicine Chest that will probably prescribed for their parents. It's a shame that the heroin is now so deadly that even our law enforcement officers and fire officers are getting dosed by touching it. I through the fault of my Dr have become addicted to the pain pills he prescribed. Fortunately for me I can go to a detox before I ever stick a needle in my arm or snort it up my nose.

@Hi_estComnDenomn big pharma needs to work at making a Non-addictive pain medication to help the people who have chronic pain. Unfortunately Fentanyl and most opioid pills are made with synthetics so then drug dealers will just start making them. The countries that make these synthetic illegal drugs need to stop them in their own country which will never happen because the money brings in too much currency so to end this discussion it's a no-win situation for everybody

@HCD...lol. You're so funny. And so easy. I'll be in touch. I've got to go to my safe space to internalize the trauma from your mean spirited retort.

BRB Homey.

@wmc50 If you'd have watched your mouth from the beginning, your feelings wouldn't be hurt. All i do is return the energy given to me. So if you think I'm unpleasant, revisit what you said to me first.

HCD. You hurt my feelings. I'm watching Wimbledon right now. I'll get back to you in a bit. What a nasty, unpleasant person you are.

@Mrs10 There are plenty whiners in our generation. There are also plenty hard working millennials with multiple part time jobs at below-living wage and no healthcare. No one that works 2 part time or 1 full-time job should have to worry about paying bills or having healthcare. Boomer generation grew up with one full time parent and were able to afford groceries, bills, and buy a house.

And the ones largely deciding the cost of all of that today are Boomers.

@LEO0301 Link your source, and hopefully it has percentages showing where the vast majority of fentanyl is coming from, you fucking clown.

DieselDawg said: Fentanyl reportedly is pouring across our southern border from laboratories run by the cartels in Mexico. It is so powerful that it can be toxic just to touch it. This boils down to chemical warfare on the USA from Mexico but we cant secure the border because that would be "racist".

@DieselDawg - you're right and dipshit is wrong again. Here is a quote I pulled from a reputable news source. "The United States is in the midst of an opioid overdose epidemic. In 2015, there were 52,404 drug overdose deaths, and more than 33,000 of them were caused by opioids — prescription painkillers like OxyContin as well as illegal opioids like heroin and fentanyl. Many of those opioids are coming into the United States from other countries, primarily Mexico and China."

@wmc50 And now I'll insult you. Do you see how when you and others ask me a question, I'll respond in kind? Mrs10 and i can go back and forth all day and not insult each other once. You asked a good question, i answer it, and we have a dialogue.

But you had the audacity to insult me and we've never had words before? Shut the fuck up, clown.

Now if you'd like to continue civil discussion, I'm all for it. But if you'd like us to resort to namecalling which justifies you calling me a troll, I'm all for that too. Your move.