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My Imaginary GF posted:Manufacturers should be able to buy back their products, in order to re-sell them at a lower price point. You're (probably) not serious, but quality control would be a huge issue in a hypothetical pill buyback program.
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I focused on the word "offering" in Cugel the Clever's post. Assisted suicide is its own can of worms, but it is less outrageous than the euthanasia that Sedanchair and Ytlaya read it as.
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jabby posted:I am always cautious of pseudo-addiction. If someone is in pain then of course they are going to ask for painkillers, and branding them addicted unless they show a distinct pattern of harmful use is like saying a diabetic is addicted to insulin. This seems like a pretty concise analogy. I'll file it away for later use if I need it.
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Asproigerosis posted:I meant in the USA, there aren't any safe injection sites and I'm sure the attempts to start it up in New York and California will be stomped to bits as soon as it gains enough traction for media to start crying about taxpayer funded drug dens. Which makes no sense to me. If addicts are provided free drugs, doesn't that eliminate the incentive to steal to pay for the next hit? You'd think the same population crowing about taxpayer-funded drug dens would love a reduction in crime. Actually, you'd think everyone but the prison system would love a reduction in crime.
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deoju posted:The Governor of Maine vetoed a bill that would make naloxone more available yesterday because... Do recall, though, that the governor of Maine is one of the stupidest people without a clinical diagnosis of deficiency. Edit: your link is broken.
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