Junkies are nearly as oppressed as trannies and niggers.

National Post:

For an NDP government that was looking to take a public stand against rising rates of drug-related disorder, the “playground” amendment was arguably among the least controversial things they could have done.

B.C. was already nine months into an unprecedented pilot project to decriminalize personal amounts of illicit drugs. Fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, meth, MDMA; so long as it was only 2.5 grams, by federal exemption it was now legal to possess illicit drugs basically anywhere in British Columbia.

The “playground” amendment — enacted on Sept. 18 — dialled it back ever so slightly. You could still possess illicit drugs without consequence, but you couldn’t do it within 15 metres of a playground, skate park or “outdoor spray pool or wading pool.” Schools and “child care facility premises” had already been written into the original decriminalization order.

According to the official text of the Restricting Public Consumption of Illegal Substances Act, police were officially discouraged from arresting violators, and if anyone was found using drugs in child-centric areas, officers were instructed to “direct” them elsewhere.

That’s very authoritarian by Canadian standards.

But in an injunction issued just before the end of 2023, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled that even this most delicate check against public drug use was a violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

In a Dec. 29 injunction, B.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson ruled that it would impose “irreparable harm” if drug users were warned away from public areas — even if that came at the expense of public parks filled with biohazardous drug paraphernalia and other “social harms” such as “unpredictable behaviour.”

“I … accept that the attendant public safety risks are particularly concerning given that many of the restricted areas and places in the Act are frequented by seniors, people with disabilities, and families with young children,” wrote Hinkson.

This fat fuck thinks he’s doing you a favour

Nevertheless, he concluded that given the severity of the overdose crisis, those concerns had to take second place.

“I am satisfied that the suspension of the Act … can be properly characterized as a substantial public benefit,” he wrote.

It’s just a temporary injunction until March 31, but the entire decision was premised on Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. In essence, Hinkson ruled that B.C.’s attempt to restrict open drug use in public areas was a violation of “the right to life, liberty and security of the person.”

This, in turn, was premised on Hinkson accepting the assertion by the plaintiff — the Harm Reduction Nurses Association — that any restriction on drug use in public areas would prompt “lone drug use” and increase the number of British Columbians dying from fatal overdoses.

“It is apparent that public consumption and consuming drugs in the company of others is oftentimes the safest, healthiest, and/or only available option for an individual,” he wrote.

According to the decision, the counter-argument provided by lawyers acting for the Province of B.C. was that the Harm Reduction Nurses Association was mostly making its case with “anecdotal evidence, unsubstantiated conclusory statements” and “layers of unattributed hearsay.”

Hinkson accepted that this might be true, so he instead based his “irreparable harm” conclusions largely on the assertions of a 2022 Death Review Panel by the B.C. Coroner Service.

The B.C. Coroner Service has long been a vocal advocate of harm reduction, including a vast ramp-up in the province’s “safer supply” initiative. Hinkson cited their assertion that “criminalizing drug use behaviour ensures an ongoing public perception that it is deviant and shameful, creating a barrier to people seeking the support they need as well as requiring people to hide their needs for fear of criminal sanctions.”

“Given the evidence before me, I find that there is a high degree of probability that at least some of the harm set out by the plaintiff will in fact occur,” he wrote in a conclusion.

At its unveiling, the “playground” amendment was endorsed by some of the province’s most emphatically pro-harm reduction municipal leaders, including Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto. “As the longer-term effects of decriminalization are assessed … it’s important to consider and take steps that specifically protect children,” she said in a statement at the time.

The context for the amendment was the fast-rising appearance of tent cities across B.C., and mounting reports of drug-related crime and disorder around such sites.

This is no doubt going to be a boon to the city.

Tourists love this kind of vibrancy.

Families take a look at these scenes, and it gives them fond memories they’ll cherish for the rest of their lives.

Just part and parcel of living in utopia

You throw in a couple million refugees from Sierra Leone, and you’ve got yourself a city in competition with Disneyland for “the happiest place on earth.”

One of the main supporters of decriminalizing drugs is an NGO called Pivot Legal Society, which is staffed by the exact kind of people you’d expect it to be

Just whack it with a stick

For people that are supposedly Iron Age savages, the Taliban seem to be pretty good at actually enforcing laws.

Where in the “civilized world” has any government managed to get these kinds of results on illegal drugs?

Or maybe they’re not even trying?

DW:

Opium production in Afghanistan has plummeted since the Taliban banned cultivation of the poppy plant, according to a UN report published on Sunday.

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers pledged to wipe out the country’s drug industry, banning poppy cultivation in April 2022.

Poppy plants are the source of opium and heroin. Afghanistan was the world’s biggest opium producer and a major source for heroin in Europe and Asia before the Taliban takeover.

What did the report on Afghan opium production say?

The report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) found that poppy cultivation had dropped by an estimated 95% over the past year, from 233,000 hectares (575,755 acres) at the end of 2022 to 10,800 hectares in 2023.

Opium production also dropped from 6,200 tons to 333 tons in 2023.

According to the report, this year’s harvest amounts to 24-38 tons of exportable heroin, much less than the 350-580 tons estimated for 2022.

Farmer’s incomes have fallen by 92% this year, from an estimated $1.36 billion to $110 million.

In 2022, poppy crops made up almost a third by value of total agricultural production in Afghanistan.

The UNODC warned of the risk of people previously involved in the opium industry moving towards other illegal activities, like the trafficking of arms, people or synthetic drugs.

A September report from the same agency said that Afghanistan was the world’s fastest-growing producer of methamphetamine.

If that’s actually true, I’m sure when the Taliban crack down on meth, they’re gonna get similar results.

These are serious people.

The UNODC said the Taliban crackdown on the poppy industry could have a negative impact on many Afghans’ livelihoods and warned of “humanitarian consequences for many vulnerable rural communities.”

“Today, Afghanistan’s people need urgent humanitarian assistance… to absorb the shock of lost income and save lives,” UNODC Executive Director Ghada Waly said.

Waly said other crops, such as cotton and wheat, were far more water-intensive than poppy plants. She added that Afghanistan had undergone “three years of consecutive drought.”

“Afghanistan is in dire need of strong investment in sustainable livelihoods to provide Afghans with opportunities away from opium,” she said.

If you’re a junkie, do not be alarmed. Myanmar is making a return to the opium business.

Maybe that’s what their current “pro-democracy” civil war was all about in the first place?

As we move closer every day to a truly utopian society, we see intravenous street drugs being cut with more and more dangerous fillers.

Now that we’re within a stone’s throw of a diverse paradise where women can choose and anyone can love who they want to love, fentanyl, once used to cut heroin, is now being cut with a deadly flesh-eating tranquilizer.

New York Post:

The flesh-eating animal tranquilizer xylazine has been linked to thousands of drug overdoses across the country as it inundates heroin and fentanyl supplies in places such as Philadelphia, Delaware and Michigan, reports say.

Known on the street as “tranq,” the sedative is now found in 91% of Philly’s heroin and fentanyl supplies, according to a report earlier this month in the peer-reviewed journal Science Direct.

Yikes – 91% is a lot of percent…!

Fentanyladelphia is one of the junkie trafficking capitals of the country, so that is going to be shipped everywhere.

It’s already elsewhere.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that its prevalence is also soaring in President Joe Biden’s home state of Delaware, it was reported last week.

In Michigan, deaths from the drug, which is often used on horses as a muscle relaxant and anesthetic, increased 86.8% between 2019 and 2020 before dropping off slightly in 2021, the Detroit Free Press reported Friday. In the past two years, it was detected in half the opioid deaths in the Ann Arbor region, accelerating fears of its westward proliferation, the paper said.

I was wondering when I read that why I didn’t understand how widespread tranq is, then I realized that I don’t have junkie friends anymore – they’re all dead.

The only reason I have any use for junkie music at this point is because 60% of people in Columbus, Ohio are junkies that are still alive.

Imagine this happening to your home. Many of you don’t have to imagine it. The entire midwest has been wiped out.

Xylazine also was involved in 19% of all drug overdose deaths in Maryland in 2021 and 10% of those in Connecticut the year before, according to federal officials.

Xylazine causes wounds and sores on users’ bodies, resulting in a significant increase of soft-tissue infections, bone disease and amputations in places such as Philadelphia, substance-abuse field epidemiologist Jen Shinefeld told Vice in March.

The drug also slows down blood flow and knocks out the user, which blunts the body’s ability to heal itself, she explained. Although tranq contributes to overdoses, it is not an opioid, so its effects can’t be halted with naloxone.

“This is more like tissue death. This is black, necrotic tissue destruction,” UCLA researcher Joseph Friedman, who has studied the drug extensively, told the Free Press. “And the necrotic tissue doesn’t necessarily develop at the site where the drug was injected. There’s evidence it can appear anywhere on the body.”

The City of Brotherly Love is now hiring a wound-care specialist and a field nurse for the sole purpose of treating tranq-related lesions in the national epicenter of the epidemic.

“It’s something I’ve never seen before anywhere else. People all over the place, sticking needles anywhere they possibly can, passed out. Philly’s going under from tranq,” said user Sam Brennan, 28, to Vice.

When Brennan first started using the drug, she mainlined it into a vein in her neck until it caused a dark sore. Now, she shoots it straight into her muscle, chasing its euphoric effects.

“It’s a way more intense sickness than fentanyl. … You feel like you’re literally going to die,” she said.

Yeah, well, hey – maybe just go ahead and do that, huh? We don’t need you. We would prefer if you died.

If I knew they were going to allow this to happen, I would have just supported legalizing heroin. Legal heroin is better than fentanyl cut with flesh-eating tranquilizer.

Treatment does not work. No one even thinks it works. We have a very large body of data on this.

There is only one way to cure a junkie, and that is with a bullet through their skulls.

Society deserves better than this. These people are already dead. They’re just walking around until their hearts stop and they can be buried.

We should not have to live with these ghosts.

The thing about a non-democracy is that they don’t encourage their people to become addicted to opioids.

That’s one of the reasons that democracy is who we are – our values is you should be addicted to opioids in a rules-based order.

AP:

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have begun a campaign to eradicate poppy cultivation, aiming to wipe out the country’s massive production of opium and heroin, even as farmers fear their livelihoods will be ruined at a time of growing poverty.

On a recent day in Washir district in southern Helmand province, armed Taliban fighters stood guard as a tractor tore up a field of poppies. The field’s owner stood nearby, watching.

The Taliban, who took power in Afghanistan more than nine months ago, issued an edict in early April banning poppy cultivation throughout the country.

Those violating the ban “will be arrested and tried according to Sharia laws in relevant courts,” the Taliban deputy interior minister for counternarcotics, Mullah Abdul Haq Akhund, told The Associated Press in Helmand’s provincial capital, Lashkar Gah.

Afghanistan is the world’s biggest opium producer and a major source for heroin in Europe and Asia. Production spiraled over the past 20 years despite billions of dollars spent by the U.S. trying to stop poppy cultivation.

But the ban will likely strike a heavy blow to millions of impoverished farmers and day laborers who rely on proceeds from the crop to survive. The ban comes as Afghanistan’s economy has collapsed, cut off from international funding in the wake of the Taliban takeover. Most of the population struggles to afford food, and the country has been suffering under its worst drought in years.

Yeah so, the US set these people up as heroin producers. Then when the US lost the war, they cut them off from the global economy – except the heroin economy. So people think they’re going to starve unless they sell the drugs.

Just remember: US is the good guys, because they are a democracy in a rules-based order of our values.

Noor Mohammed, who owns one poppy field in Washir that was torn apart by Taliban tractors, said his plot of land is small and lacks water, so he can’t survive by growing less profitable crops.

“If we are not allowed to cultivate this crop, we will not earn anything,” he said of his poppies.

Day laborers can earn upwards of $300 a month harvesting opium from the poppies. Villagers often rely on the promise of the upcoming poppy harvest to borrow money for staples such as flour, sugar, cooking oil and heating oil.

You don’t really need $300 a month living in a village in Afghanistan, unless you’re literally the only provider for a very large family. Given that people have so many kids, there’s no chance you’re going to be the only provider.

These heroin people just sound greedy, and it’s something else that the AP is making them out as victims, once again.

Helmand is the heartland of poppy cultivation in Afghanistan. It appeared the new eradication campaign was targeting mainly those who planted their crops after the ban was announced. Many others who had planted earlier succeeded in harvesting, going from plant to plant, slicing the poppy’s bulb, then scooping up the sap that oozes out, the raw material for opium.

Akhund, the deputy interior minister, said the Taliban were in touch with other governments and non-governmental organizations to work out alternative crops for farmers.

Interior Ministry spokesman Abdul Nafi Takor said the eradication campaign will take place across the country. “We are committed to bringing poppy cultivation to zero,” he told the AP.

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Today, Afghanistan’s opium output is greater than all other opium-producing countries combined. Nearly 80% of the heroin produced from Afghan opium reaches Europe through Central Asia and Pakistan.

Seriously – the US was growing these drugs while they occupied the country. They were doing it from the beginning.

This was one of the biggest points of contention between the fake US-backed “Afghan Government” and the Taliban – the Taliban said that everyone shouldn’t be producing and distributing hard drugs.

Imagine the US painting the Taliban as “dinosaurs” because they don’t support drug addiction.

That’s a pretty cool image though. If I was the Taliban, I’d start putting “Dinoban” on merch and maybe create a cartoon series about it.

I loved that cartoon “Dino Riders.” It was created by Gerry Conway, creator of the Punisher.

It was really frustrating as a kid that you couldn’t just get this stuff on demand and actually had to figure out what time it came on TV, or convince your mom to buy you the cassette tapes. The cassette tapes were purposefully expensive, and stores would put them where children could grab them and demand their parents buy them for them. I remember my mom complaining about that, and refusing to buy me the cassette tapes I wanted because she felt it was a manipulative scheme. But my grandma would buy me a lot of them.

For whatever reason, Dino Riders was not available. I recently went back and watched some episodes of 1990s cartoons to examine the story-telling. Frankly, these shows should be taught in schools as examples of story structure. I think Spongebob is a reason why kids today are so stupid – there is not a definite story structure to that show or any of these other post-2000 cartoons. If children aren’t going to learn anything about literature from cartoons, they should just learn ditch-digging from an early age.

I also had some of the Dino rider toys, which were fricking awesome.

My point is: I would be happy to help the Taliban violate the copyright of Disney and Tyco Toys and relaunch the Dino Riders as a literary analogy for the Taliban fighting the American invaders. The show would help teach kids the values of Sharia Law, such as that women need to shut up because they’re stupid whores and how homosexuals should be thrown off roofs.

This could be a real competitor in foreign markets to the current Disney show about riding dinosaurs, “Gay Rimjob Dino Meth Party.”

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— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) May 28, 2022

We can run foreign ads: “100% Dino Adventure with Zero Monkey Pox! Buy Now to Stop Your Kids From Being Gay!”

If anyone knows the Taliban, tell them to give me a ring. We can start production whenever.

At the same Kabul press conference on Tuesday where the Taliban spokesman condemned the censorship practices of Facebook, he also announced that from now on, The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan will be a narcotics-free country.

Spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said that all of the opium and heroin production which has been run by the US military for the last two decades will end, and the country will go back to the drug-free way it was before the American invasion.

“We had brought narcotics production to a halt in 2001. That is something we will do. Afghanistan will be drug-free from now on,” he said.

“We need alternative crops, and we hope to bring this scourge to an end,” he continued, noting that he would welcome international assistance with developing a new agricultural model for the country.

During the first ever Taliban press conference, Mujahid also promised peace in the country, and guaranteed all rights that are outlined within Sharia Law.

In the United States and across the West, homosexuals, feminists and Jews are still reeling from the rapid and brutal defeat they suffered in the country, and have taken to simply whining and moaning like babies.

During the occupation, US troops were assigned to protect the opium fields, something which created much controversy among the strictly religious Taliban, along with Westerners who did not appreciate the US government flooding the streets with heroin.

The US and its allies had made billions off the production and sale of heroin while occupying Afghanistan for 19 years, but most of the CIA-linked distributors have now switched to fentanyl, meaning that the cut of their profits as a result of the loss of the war in Afghanistan will be minimal.

The plan was to get people to stop doing one drug by encouraging them to do a different drug.

It was a foolproof plan.

There was just one catch:

It didn’t work.

NBC News:

As more states legalized marijuana for recreational or medical use, hopes were raised that wider availability of legal cannabis would help ease the opioid overdose epidemic, but some of the latest findings do not provide definitive answers, experts say.

Some thought cannabis could offer an alternative to opioids for treating chronic pain and therefore reduce opioid overdoses and deaths. Others believed cannabis also might help people with opioid use disorder to curb the addiction.

But research over the years has yielded mixed results, according to the experts.

A study published this week in Health Economics found that the implementation of recreational marijuana laws in 2017 was associated with a decline in opioid-related emergency department visits — but that decline did not persist after six months.

Researchers observed this trend after studying data from 29 states, including four — California, Maine, Massachusetts and Nevada — that implemented the laws in 2017. Those four states saw a 7.6 percent reduction in opioid-related emergency department visits for six months after the laws went into effect.

The researchers concluded that while recreational cannabis laws may offer some help in fighting the opioid crisis, they are “likely not a panacea.” They noted that about a third of Americans now live in a state with a recreational cannabis law. Yet during the pandemic, overdose deaths from opioid use rose by more than a third to 69,000 in 2020, according to provisional data released this week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Drug overdose deaths overall reached a record 93,000 last year.

You would have to factor in the coronavirus hoax to make those numbers meaningful. Obviously, the hoax drove people to want to die.

If I was going to try to escape this reality by doing drugs, I would do as hard of drugs as I could get my hands on.

Obviously, this isn’t a good coping mechanism in general. But the government is saying: “it’s a good idea to do drugs to deal with your problems,” and then saying “but not the hard stuff.”

It’s not reasonable.

There are only two possible ways to deal with the opioid epidemic:

• Create a society that people want to live in and are not constantly trying to escape (impossible under current ideology), or
• Implement zero tolerance (long prison sentences)

Neither of those is going to happen, so the logical thing would just be to accept that a huge portion of the population is going to be doing hard drugs.

The logical thing now would be to poison the drugs to kill off the people using them.

Junkies are dead inside anyway – they might as well also be dead outside in order to prevent us from having to deal with them.

The legalization of marijuana and the decriminalization of harder drugs was always a path towards the social normalization of all drug use, including hard drugs, which without fail ruin a person’s life, and make them into slaves.

New York Post:

Carl Hart is a Columbia University professor of psychology and neuroscience. He chairs the psych department and has a fondness for heroin – not only as a subject of scholarly pursuit but also as a substance for personal use.

At 54, the married father of three has snorted small amounts of heroin for as many as 10 days in a row and enjoyed it mightily – even if, as he recalls in his new book “Drug Use for Grown-ups: Chasing Liberty in the Land of Fear” (Penguin Press), he’s experienced mild withdrawal symptoms “12 to 16 hours after the last dose.”

But, as Hart sees it, the discomfort is a worthwhile trade-off.

“There aren’t many things in life that I enjoy more than a few lines by the fireplace at the end of the day,” he writes, pointing out that the experience leaves him “refreshed” and “prepared to face another day.”

Hart, who studies the effects of psychoactive drugs on humans, finds his use of the narcotic to be “as rational as my alcohol use. Like vacation, sex and the arts, heroin is one of the tools that I use to maintain my work-life balance.”

His reason for coming clean about doing opiates and the like is to advocate for decriminalizing possession of recreational drugs. The book makes the case “that the demonization of drug use – not drugs themselves – [has] been a tremendous scourge on America, not least in reinforcing this country’s enduring structural racism,” according to the publisher.

Hart could not be reached for comment.

This is patently absurd. We’ve all known heroin addicts. None of us has ever known anyone who did heroin casually. This guy is obviously lying. Either he’s in the early phases of addiction, or he’s a harder user than he claims, or he’s just making it up totally.

What’s scientific fact is that “12 to 16 hours” is not the withdrawal period for heroin. The withdrawal period is at least a week (a week is the really bad period during which they need to be locked up to deal with). Even people who get addicted to the relatively weak prescription pain killers sometimes have a helluva time getting off of them.

This black guy is probably just pretending. He just wants to be like white people. He is teaching at a white man’s university, and he’s pretending to do a white man’s drug. Because let’s be real – if he was being honest, it would be “I relax by smoking crack every night.”

They are going to begin really ramming this down your throat in the next year or two. The ruling class wants everyone high on drugs, and the way they know how to ensure that happens is to say “just be compassionate.”

Seattle radio host Jason Rantz has released documents from a homeless shelter run by the government of the city that instructs heroin addicts how to stick heroin up their anal cavities. The instructions appear on a printed paper, apparently posted on a wall at the shelter.

NEW: A Seattle-backed homeless shelter is instructing addicts to smoke heroin & inject drugs rectally. And the shelter is using tax dollars to help get addicts high, buying heroin pipes & syringes, & giving out so-called "booty bumping kits."https://t.co/9Fid30V5QZ

— (((Jason Rantz))) on KTTH Radio (@jasonrantz) February 22, 2021

Now, you might think: “oh sure, more stuff with sticking things up anuses – imagine my shock.” However, sticking drugs up the anus is a relatively standard behavior of hardened drug users. I remember being a teenager in the 1990s, when the ecstasy craze was going on, and people would brag about sticking those pills up their anuses, because it showed they were hardcore. Also, women would talk about it, presumably for the purpose of titillating male victims of millennial youth culture.

According to the documents obtained by Rantz, which one has to believe the shelter did not expect to appear on the internet, they are also providing people with heroin pipes, as smoking heroin is, according to them (and maybe objectively, I don’t know), a safer alternative to injection.

Although the shelter refers to these as “Heroin pipes” in their announcement (actually it’s fentanyl, which I will explain shortly), they also describe crack pipes as being available. As is widely known, white people prefer opioids, and blacks prefer crack cocaine.

Note that used to be called “heroin addiction” is now generally called “opioid addiction,” as most of the heroin is now in a synthetic form called “fentanyl.” Fentanyl was designed and distributed by a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, a drug company run by a man named Alex Gorsky.

It was initially marketed as a way to stop using heroin. There was something called a “fentanyl patch,” which was marketed as the heroin addict version of a nicotine patch, designed to help you kick the addiction to cigarettes. Quickly, people started opening up these fentanyl patches and smoking the innards. Eventually, it was realized that this fentanyl was much cheaper than heroin, which has to be grown in a field in Afghanistan and then processed, as it can be made in a relatively simple lab. The needed dose is also much smaller, in terms of weight.

Here is an image showing the average dose sizes of each:

Thus, there is really no such thing heroin addiction anymore, as everyone has switched to fentanyl, because it is so much cheaper. This has also led to an increase in overdoses, for the simple logistical reason that it is so much easier to accidentally do too much when you’re dealing with doses that are too small to be measured on most scales we all remember our high school drug dealers using to meter out weed.

It is typically “cut” with something, that is to say, mixed with a benign substance such as aspirin so that the volume is larger and it is easier to measure the dose. However, in such a case, you are trusting whoever did the cutting to have done the job properly (mixed the right amount and mixed it evenly enough that you don’t have chunks of fentanyl popping up in the mix). It is so cheap, that the drug dealers aren’t particularly concerned about accidentally giving you too much of it, and drug dealers are not known to be particularly ethical. There is the old adage of “drug dealers don’t want to kill off their own customers,” but you are still dealing with the fact that most of the street level dealers are not going to be especially intelligent.

It is being produced in some amount in the usual places of Latin America. Latin America has the drug dealing networks set up for cocaine, which is produced exclusively in South America due to the fact that its source product needs to be grown naturally in a field. As we all saw in the show Breaking Bad, Mexican and other Central American drug gangs quickly became involved in the production of crystal meth when that became popular with American homosexuals and out of work coal miners.

The general consensus is that much of the fentanyl is also being shipped through the US Mail from China. I don’t know if this is actually true, given the hesitancy that the Chinese have with addictive drugs (opioids in particular), and it seems like it could be more war propaganda. But it might be true.

When Donald Trump accused China of this, the Chinese denied it. Of course, they would deny it, but it is difficult for me to believe that with the amount of money China is making from legitimate business, they would want to risk getting involved with dealing in addictive drugs.

However, it doesn’t really matter where it is coming from, given that it is so easy to produce and so small that it can easily be hidden in any package, and it is virtually impossible for a dog to sniff it. It is also so cheap that even if 98% of packages were seized in the mail, the people distributing it would still have a huge profit margin.

This is to say: there is no way to stop the flow of this drug. It is something we are going to have to live with the existence of, in the same way we live with the existence of other dangerous things such as cleaning products and trans fats. Drug addiction is not primarily a matter of supply, it is a social disease. The Seattle homeless shelter telling people how to do fentanyl “more safely” is a sign of just how much of a pandemic the social disease of opioid addiction actually is.

As you may know, Ohio is one of the hardest hit places for the opioid epidemic. Growing up in Ohio in the 1990s and earth 2000s, it felt like whoever runs these drugs and runs the drug culture (it certainly isn’t organic) was doing a dry run for what has now overtaken the entire country. So, I have some knowledge of heroin addiction.

There is only one tried and true solution to this addiction: you lock a person in a room, with a toilet for about a week. About a week is all it takes to cleanse the body of the physical addiction to these drugs. They will have a very bad week, but after that week, they will no longer suffer from a crippling urge to inject, smoke or insert fentanyl into their asshole.

Tapering off using lighter forms of opioid drugs, such as oxycodone or codeine, is possible. It just take a level of willpower that most people unfortunately do not have. That is why the obvious and immediate solution to the drug problem is to build jail cells for these people, and lock them in them for a week. If you want to make it more nicey-nice, then ensure that they have a TV, video games and/or books. If you wanted to go overboard with the niceness, you could also give them non-opioid narcotics, such as Xanax or Valium to help them sleep. Add to that “comfort foods,” junk food type snacks, and you’ve gotten about as nicey-nice as you can get.

Whatever the niceties, they have to be locked in a cage, preferably alone, for a week. This should be the punishment for anyone caught with these drugs, if it is determined they are not selling. (Yes, I am actually against the long-term incarceration of drug addicts, it is one of the only things I do genuinely agree with modern left on.)

It’s gonna be a helluva week, whatever their comforts, but there has never been a clearer case of the ends justifying the means.

A Bigger Problem

A week in a cage to break the physical dependence means nothing if you don’t deal with the underlying issues causing the problem.

We obviously don’t have reliable information on drug usage, as people are often dishonest about it. However, we can be pretty certain of overdose deaths. In 2018, according to Kaiser family foundation, two-third of the opioid deaths were men. Given the gender differential in math skills, a woman is much more likely to end up overdosing than a man. Furthermore, the main reason a woman is going to end up using addictive drugs is that a man she is involved with is using them. All things being equal, women tend to only do “party drugs,” such as cocaine and ecstasy (these drugs are dangerous, but do not create crippling addiction).

Opioid addiction is primarily a male problem. More specifically, it is a white male problem.

Drug addiction does not exist in a vacuum. Yes, it is possible to get addicted to prescription pain killers, and end up injecting fentanyl. But this is almost only going to happen to someone who has serious other problems in their life.

If we’re talking about men, those problems, typically, are going to be with two issues:

1. Women
2. Work

Men who have a stable marriage and good work do not typically become drug addicts. Again, we don’t have good numbers, but I would be shocked if it was any more than one in thousand opioid addicts that developed the addiction while in a situation with a stable family and work situation. It is statistically negligible.

Therefore, we are looking at the same problem we are always looking at: we are looking at the fallout from the collapse of the American family, which is itself a result of the abandonment of the working and middle classes of this country by the ruling elite.

And though I almost hate to say it at the end of an essay of this sort, it also relates to the Jewish problem. In the 1950s, a group of Jewish academics called “The Frankfurt School” (sometimes called “The Institute of Social Research”) published a document called “The Authoritarian Personality.” I don’t say that this was “Jewish” in the way someone might say “Hollywood is Jewish” or “the media is Jewish.” The Frankfurt School was Jewish in the way that the Anti-Defamation League is Jewish, or the way a synagogue is Jewish.

The Authoritarian Personality was published by the the American Jewish Committee.

The text claimed that the rise of Adolf Hitler was a result of the existence of the nuclear family. The underlying assumption, which appears to be factually true, is that a society where people feel a strong identification with their father as an authority figure, is likely to view a national leader as a kind of extension of their father’s authority. A belief in God is also a part of that equation.

Basically, the natural understanding of a man is this:

• He is the boss of his wife and children
• In the same fashion, the national leader is his boss and the boss of everyone else in his nation
• In the same fashion, God is the boss of the leader

Furthermore, the Jews assumed, presumably also factually, that a society that has a father-like authoritarian leader will be much less tolerant of Jews and their behavior than a society that does not have a father-like authoritarian leader.

Therefore, these Jews argued, in order for Jews to thrive within Western society, the nuclear family would need to be abolished.

Everything that you have witnessed, beginning with the social revolutions of the 1960s, has been geared towards disincentivizing and ultimately destroying the nuclear family. If you just take a look at the last 70 years of development of Western society, which we can now look back on from 30,000 feet, you can see that all social developments were geared towards this end.

Look at it:

• Female empowerment
• Sexual liberation
• Racial mixing
• Mass immigration
• Normalization of homosexuality
• Transsexualism
• Virus hysteria

These have been the focus of our society, and all of these have the ultimate end of disincentivizing normal human family formation.

Imagine for example the legal concept of “no fault divorce.” Why would you allow something like this in your society? Is there any conceivable reason, save for a desire to harm the natural family?

We are men, but men remain mammals. We have a natural arch of life:

• Childhood (birth-11), where we are protected by a father
• Adolescence (12-16), where we become obsessed with girls and sex
• Early adulthood (17-21), which involves getting a girl pregnant, which should be accompanied by a legally-binding, uninfringable contract called “marriage”
• Adulthood and middle age (22-65), where a man builds a career, which is driven by a desire to provide security for the offspring
• Old age (65-death) and retirement, wherein we slow down our career, and are cared for by the offspring we created

This is a life pattern that existed from the time of the caveman up until the end of World War II.

Without the ability to go through this natural process of development, we are going to have chaos.

The underlying vehicle of this destruction has been ideology. It is a topic for another article (and has been the topic of many articles), but via ideology, we have been led to believe that we can build a utopia by following certain rules. Different ideologies were sold to different groups, and this ultimately allowed the rulers of society, who were either Jews or influenced by Jews via the academic establishment, to move society to a place that no one would otherwise have agreed to.

The ideologies are always presented as scientific, but they are nonetheless shrouded in metaphysics. What they did was replace God. That is the bottom line to all of this: God was replaced, and every negative outcome is a result of that. So of course the government is instructing you on how to stick drugs up your asshole.

We all know how they do this: they introduce one of these “progressive” policies somewhere in the West, whether it is government sponsored abortion for teenagers or arrests for not wearing virus masks, then everywhere else in the West claims that it was a smashing success in X place, and they all copy the policy.

Oregon has already decriminalized all hard drugs.

Now Vancouver.

Canadian Press:

Councillors in Vancouver have voted unanimously to ask the federal government to decriminalize possession of small amounts of illicit drugs.

In a statement issued late Wednesday after the vote, Stewart thanked groups such as the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, which he says have pursued decriminalization for years.

In the same process used to create its first supervised injection clinic almost two decades ago, city staff will now write to federal officials, including the ministers of health and justice, seeking an exemption from the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.

If approved, Stewart says Vancouver will work with the police department, Vancouver Coastal Health, community groups and people who have lived experience with drug use to determine how decriminalization should be approved.

Yeah, let’s unironically get the “lived experience” to inform us in the process of legalizing fentanyl and crystal meth.

Understand: this is not some random lunacy. It is systemic lunacy. They are going to do this everywhere, because they want everyone on drugs as they force us into poverty.

The coronavirus lockdown hoax was a plan to obliterate the middle class by transferring their wealth to the ultra-rich, leveling out the world’s playing field among the goyim. The average white American will be no better than some 75 IQ neanderthal creature living in a slum in Dhaka.

None of this is confusing. It’s all in fact brutally straightforward: the ruling elite is using a fake crisis to drastically transform society. Drugs are a huge part of that, because they are a weapon. It was the Jewish Sackler family that normalized the use of opioids in America through OxyContin. Jews have continually been behind moves to legalize all drugs.

The push for this in Oregon was backed by the ACLU, a brutal posse of Jew lawyers.

The media is of course praising it as brilliant.

I can’t stress it enough: This is in the middle of an economic collapse when the government is forcing businesses to close and all of the money that these people lose is being transferred to the rich.

Could you imagine anything more obvious?

Anyway, the good news is that I invented the “toothpaste ad smile heroin addict stock photo meme.”

That’s gonna grow legs. It really shows the whole entire nature of society.

We also need “toothpaste ad smile breadlines,” “toothpaste ad smile while being arrested for a mask violation,” and so on.

Everything is supposed to be happy, while the entire foundation of the social order crumbles.

Even Billie Eilish is happy now.

“Trust me, I’m a doctor police officer.”

I’m so happy that the United Kingdom has finally started to address all of its problems in the proper manner.

Things will definitely work out from now on.

Daily Mail:

Police are giving heroin to the worst addicts to stop them committing crimes.

Cleveland Police in Middlesbrough, which has the highest rate of drug-related deaths in Britain, spent more than £11,000 on diamorphine to give to 11 of the district’s most entrenched addicts.

That’s a small price to pay for the well-being of the oppressed People of Addict.

None of the 11 addicts who injected themselves with diamorphine under supervision for the project had re-offended in the 15 weeks since the scheme was launched.

One addict called the scheme, which started in October, ‘the chance of a lifetime’.

Addicts’ opinions about the object of their addiction are very valid and relevant, yes.

One woman is now looking at entering rehab and one participant is reducing his diamorphine intake.

The addicts have also put on weight and look healthier and can begin to address the cause of their addiction now they are not looking for street heroin and committing crime to pay for it.

What an entrepreneurial woman. She’ll definitely think the same once the supply stops.

It’s a self-evident fact that addicts need to indulge in their addiction in order to fight their addiction.

Cleveland police and crime commissioner Barry Coppinger said the 11 participants had committed more than 900 detected crimes and their offending had cost the taxpayer £3.7 million, using an official calculation method.

Mr Coppinger hoped to expand the scheme to other areas using money seized from criminals.

He said: “It’s my intention to use funding seized under the Proceeds of Crime Act to go back into our communities, to repair the harm that the illegal drug trade has wrought not only to those on the programme, but to our entire society.”

Clinical lead Danny Ahmed said: “Evidence from countries like Canada and Switzerland told us that heroin assisted treatment could work here in Middlesbrough, but I continue to be impressed with overwhelming change in our participants in such a short time frame.

“The majority of these individuals have battled addiction for decades and they are finally able to lift their head out of the daily struggle of substance use and look forward to living life.”

Also coming soon to a news outlet near you:

Police to Give Money to Blacks to Stop Them from Stealing

Oh, wait. We’re already kind of doing that through welfare and the exploitative but strategic taxation of productive people.

But that’s not quite working out for the West.

So the headline would most likely look more like this:

Police to Give iPhones to Blacks to Stop Them from Stealing

Police giving people the stuff they may want to steal is a genius crime prevention strategy, brought to you by Progress.

Some people, like addicts, will steal anything to buy their drugs.

But they won’t steal if they already have their drugs.

This is what everyone’s been asking for: addressing the root cause.

Next, we have to start giving morphine to unhappy people in order to make them euphorically happy.

This will prevent all of the unhappiness-related problems such as suicide, depression, suboptimal efficiency at work, and the like, and the transgender peoples of the world will finally stop killing themselves before they can molest enough kids.