In filings made as part of Purdue’s bankruptcy proceedings that were disclosed on Monday, the states said Purdue, backed by the wealthy Sackler family, contributed to a public health crisis that has claimed the lives of roughly 450,000 people since 1999 and caused strains on healthcare and criminal justice systems
Personally, I don't agree. Doctors are walking of scott-free when they prescribed it, people overdosed because they wanted to, but didn't intend to die. If I manufactured drug, I wouldn't even bother producing any controlled substances, this is hot coffee on the lap to the highest degree, or complaining about car accidents when people are not following the rules or committing DUIs.
Having dealt with drug addicts for 3-4 years, their last stint wasn't their first rodeo, they had already gone threw plenty of other drugs, and settled on the one their health insurance, Medicare, or Medical would pay for.
Yep. Sacklers are POS and you know what they are
Personally, I don't agree. Doctors are walking of scott-free when they prescribed it, people overdosed because they wanted to, but didn't intend to die. If I manufactured drug, I wouldn't even bother producing any controlled substances, this is hot coffee on the lap to the highest degree, or complaining about car accidents when people are not following the rules or committing DUIs.
Having dealt with drug addicts for 3-4 years, their last stint wasn't their first rodeo, they had already gone threw plenty of other drugs, and settled on the one their health insurance, Medicare, or Medical would pay for.