Torillian said:
This is where I think the 2nd ammendment similarity comes in, because when there's a mass shooting politicians will always say that mental health is the problem, but then cut programs that would actually help such a problem. Here you have someone saying "this is a national crisis" with one side of his mouth while he cripples the organizations that would have helped deal with it with the other. |
The problem cannot be fixed just by government healthcare or help programs for addicts though. What needs to happen is holding doctors to the same if not higher standard as politicians when it comes to corruption.
People are being made addicts against their will because they trusted doctors and doctors are giving out new prescriptions with both hands.
I understand that US politicians don't want to pass legislation against their own corruption but they could at least for the doctors. Oh wait. The pharma industry owns politicians too. Well nevermind then.
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