Yes and the bartenders can be arrested and fined for over serving someone. The ABC department handles licensing for establishments who sell alcohol. Should we start a government body to license drug dealers? So if a dealer sells a dose of drug that kills someone.. Cont..
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Replying to @Squalle01 @sf_kerry and
In my opinion that is the best way to make it safe.
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Drugs are sold in small quantities. Little baggies or rocks.. Cut multiple times with chemicals along the pipeline from foreign countries. What if the dealer isnt licensed? Seriously Paul you are living in a fantasy world. Dealers are knowingly selling drugs that kill people
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Replying to @Squalle01 @sf_kerry and
This irregular and impure supply is one of many reasons why it is prohibition itself not the drugs that are so unsafe. Reliable supply chains produce drugs that are usable with less frequent accidental overdose, and are less toxic.
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Drugs like fentanyl and heroin can be deadly if the subject uses too much so how can you see any licensed, insured business be willing to sell these drugs legally? Can you believe a drug company would be willing to produce and sell these drugs?
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Replying to @Squalle01 @sf_kerry and
Oh absolutely purdue isn't squeemish about who they sell death to, and alcohol is a dangerous lethally toxic drug too and they do just fine.pic.twitter.com/8yZiX7XKIZ
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Difference is you can ingest alcohol responsibly you can't say the same for fentanyl, meth and heroin.
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Well as our most widely used surgical anesthetic, purdue produces fentanyl on a industrial scale. I for instance, think both my ACL repair and wisdom tooth removal surgeries were recent responsible uses of fentanyl while under medical care.
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I find it hard to believe that fentanyl was used in both the procedures you list and if it was it was administered under the direction of a anesthesiologist. He/she is well trained and monitor your vitals while under.
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"To an anesthesiologist, fentanyl is as familiar as a Philips screwdriver is to a carpenter; it is an indispensable tool.. It is the most commonly used painkiller during surgery. If you’ve had surgery, it is more likely than not that you have had fentanyl"https://theconversation.com/fentanyl-widely-used-deadly-when-abused-60511 …
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Yes... But fentanyl is not being used as much anymore by anesthesiologist as they understand the problems created.. Also the patients breathing must be consistently monitored as fentanyl lowers the breathing rate and if too much you stop breathing.
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