This is mostly true, no delusions there but a sizeable amount will be those who are separated from families for reasons like you listed as well as others. My intention here is to limit expanding the heroin trade into rural areas and hopefully help some folks access services while bringing it to the doorstep of those who bring it to ours. Like I mentioned, of the 3 overdoses i know, all were 19-20

I do take issue with the fact hope is gone and theyre lost causes. People are people and while many cant live what you and I call normal lives they can improve. They dont need to die on the streets while a man gives them a hot dose of fine china. Theyre somebodys family. Somebodys son or daughter. Just because i wouldnt have them around my family doesnt mean they dont deserve a better quality of life. Whats the point of having a government if it cant manage these things? I think we all agree that on some basic level we support social programs so junkies dont break into our cars. Ignore the problem and it gets worse, deal with it and possibly get something whether its for the most vulnerable or keeping those productive doing what they do.