Obama Steps Up U.S. Effort to Fight Abuse of Heroin and Paink**lers (Page 3): Your kind of w****s-not w****s in general. I know the difference between the types.

Progressive One

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

Aww pookie, you self diagnosed your biggest issue, yet refuse to accept it.

Why not do away with anything w****s do for you? Try competing with us on a full court, not that court we allow you to play on now....Hmmmmmm? Because you cannot..M-O-U-S-E. Mickey Mouse wears a watch with a wonk on it...get it?

Your kind of w****s-not w****s in general. I know the difference between the types.

Progressive One

Wolf counselor wrote:

You Poor Dumb Spook,

You're the most fun I've had since I joined this forum.

You and Coon Boy are an endless source of Spook stupefaction.

Spooks in America are h**ed all over the world.

This article, written by a spook, explains how Spooks are shunned in other countries.

http://m.dailykos.com/story/2014/8/28/1322453/-B****s-The-People-Nobody-Wanted

Be glad you're in America............Kunta !

Sorry nasty whitetrash, not really embracing anything you post. I just see your name and that is about it.

Workinman Loc: Bayou Pigeon

nwtk2007 wrote:

Well that's different!

I know the new and improved me...how do you like me now... :mrgreen:

Wolf counselor Loc: Heart of Texas

A Bitter Spook In 2016 wrote:

Sorry nasty whitetrash, not really embracing anything you post. I just see your name and that is about it.

That's OK Kuntus,

We don't expect spooks like you to comprehend the reality of your pitiful existence.

But we will take care of you moolies and there will always be a big hunk of free cheese with your name on it.....KUNTA !!!

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

A Democrat In 2016 wrote:

Your kind of w****s-not w****s in general. I know the difference between the types.

Nah, not thinking so by your poor negative attitude...you may need to work on your civility a bit if you would like to walk amongst us as one of us...Ha just kidding, if I'm setting goals for you to attain, i should at least make them achievable in your lifetime.......civility is as far out of reach for you as e******y...Fail!!

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Workinman wrote:

I know the new and improved me...how do you like me now... :mrgreen:

Awesome!

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Sons of Liberty wrote:

Chronic pain sucks. I have to deal with it everyday. IMHO, the heroin epidemic is due to patients being taken off of their prescribed opioids because of government and head to the street in search for pain relief.

Very true~~Those whom truly do need pain meds will be going "underground to get it"...Loss of revenue for the states will also be seen and isn't it convenient that that POS didn't finish his statement or start it by saying opioids overdoses are k*****g more people than auto accident and GUNS..He wouldn't dare admit such a thing given his efforts to strip us of our Second Amendment..

I will not comment further on it as this thread is about drugs buttttt .........Well, you know Liberty~~

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/susan-jones/dea-drug-overdoses-k**l-more-americans-car-crashes-or-firearms

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

goulas wrote:

Of course no regulations for cocaine, amphetamines, and crack.

Government has too much invested in them...Its another way to control and keep people stupid or dead..Thin the heard don't you know..

Think Mexico just as an example~~

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

nwtk2007 wrote:

That's because those are already illegal.

Yet plentiful by the under ground market~~And the Mexicans that bring in boat loads of the stuff, cocaine, drug cartel and your in a very lucrative business...

This is not a step at removing anything but making it harder for those that truly do need it....Hurt them, while the others get their drugs from Drs. that over prescribe to get their "kick backs" from the "pharm companions" that court them..

Drs. know the pain experienced with certain issues, injury etc yet once again its time for "the government " to decide what is best for us..Sure will help those pay outs for those Obama care insurance companies looking to deny payments now because of the costs of some medicine..pffftttt

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Workinman wrote:

Pretty hypocritical of you and obama...if he was so concerned about the heroin epidemic he would have shut down the border....where the hell do you think the majority of heroin comes from....

From reading it is obvious the "problem of addiction" comes from "some Drs', not all, that abused the system, in over prescribing and even chose not to "stop writing them," to ensure their relationship with the pharm companies continued..Double payments, private pay or Insurance pay, plus what they make off prescribing certain meds..Why do you think Pharm reps go to Drs' offices with samples of certain drugs for them to "sample"..I'm not talking about pain meds here, just meds in general..You can bet there are plenty discussion

While on that subject you can bet some of this "need to get a handle on the drug epidemic" is so that all those garbage carriers that came to be in the ACA can now limit the amount they will pay if anything!! There's a silent push from them, you can bet on it..Nice way to "help them" isn't it??? Take from those that do get their meds legally and force them to now go underground..Like the article says a billion dollar enterprise that the states will be cut out or severely limited.. Its been allowed to go because of that billion dollar business...

Why haven't any of these Drs that over prescribed had their license reviewed or suspended or had to answer to the AMA about what they are doing?? Because money talks and it keeps them all very well off..

There is a problem, I do agree with that, but go after the ones creating it legal or illegal and leave the people that truly do need it alone, not forcing them to take their money underground to get it..That is what this will do, just as the lady that said she went from cocaine to meth to heroin on the streets..That's got to have some impact on the number of deaths too..I wonder how many of those were from street use and not prescribed meds??

Pain management centers, specifically established to rehabilitate you do what??? Work with you, show you alternative exercises,etc that do help and still give pain meds..Well did, now they will not..????

I support fighting the war on drugs but not hitting the legal citizens that truly do need it..

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

Not really, the pills cost quite a bit for what you get, and with the big influx of mexicans in some areas cheap heroin comes with that...like here, and is why heroin is on the rise...then addiction sets in for the needle instead of the pill.....quite plentiful here now, in the 80s and 90s it was unheard of...just weed and meth heads.

That is the dang t***h..Its scary to think about what is out there now compared to when we were growing up...As something is eliminated or no longer in demand, the people that mess with this stuff bring something else out for recreational use and its stronger than what they had before..Kids just do not know who these people or what their new "wh**ever" is laced with....

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

lindajoy wrote:

That is the dang t***h..Its scary to think about what is out there now compared to when we were growing up...As something is eliminated or no longer in demand, the people that mess with this stuff bring something else out for recreational use and its stronger than what they had before..Kids just do not know who these people or what their new "wh**ever" is laced with....

Yo LJ, how be you?

Yea, it seems like half of the failed UAs i send people for is opioids, and weed the other half..use to be all weed with the occasional meth head...dumbasses!! I give em' a days notice, damn yungins not even smart enough to study for a test these days :-D

Ricktloml

Sons of Liberty wrote:

Chronic pain sucks. I have to deal with it everyday. IMHO, the heroin epidemic is due to patients being taken off of their prescribed opioids because of government and head to the street in search for pain relief.

Before these new regulations chronic pain patients mostly had their pain managed. Now from what I an reading a lot of family members are concerned that their loved ones are going to be forced to do what these i***tic regulations were passed to prevent (as you say, seek illegal drugs to replace what they used to have prescribed), or worse, suicide if the pain becomes too great. It is cruel and hideous. And as usual these regulations will do very little to stop abuse, but politicians can pat themselves on the back pretending that they actual care. Which of course if they did care they wouldn't have sentenced millions of people to a torturous existence. A lot of these blogs recommend that these 45 million people get together and file a class action law suit. I hope so. I have family members with back problems and MS, and these i***tic regulations are effecting them both

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

Yo LJ, how be you?

Yea, it seems like half of the failed UAs i send people for is opioids, and weed the other half..use to be all weed with the occasional meth head...dumbasses!! I give em' a days notice, damn yungins not even smart enough to study for a test these days :-D

Yo, back atcha'.......I be fine there willsssss....Chillen and enjoying some kicken music for the soul and loven life...

Learning on this one, which I really enjoy....Weed has its purpose recreationally, and is not much different than drinking...Meth on the other hand~~dumbasses~~ for sure!!
Meth, crystal, Rohypnol, cocaine,ecstasy, etc..The list is endless, and scary!!!

lololololol~~give em a days notice so they can study~~Too funny..At least you tried, if they can't figure it out then maybe they don't need to be with you~~~ :mrgreen: :shock:

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

lindajoy wrote:

From reading it is obvious the "problem of addiction" comes from "some Drs', not all, that abused the system, in over prescribing and even chose not to "stop writing them," to ensure their relationship with the pharm companies continued..Double payments, private pay or Insurance pay, plus what they make off prescribing certain meds..Why do you think Pharm reps go to Drs' offices with samples of certain drugs for them to "sample"..I'm not talking about pain meds here, just meds in general..You can bet there are plenty discussion

While on that subject you can bet some of this "need to get a handle on the drug epidemic" is so that all those garbage carriers that came to be in the ACA can now limit the amount they will pay if anything!! There's a silent push from them, you can bet on it..Nice way to "help them" isn't it??? Take from those that do get their meds legally and force them to now go underground..Like the article says a billion dollar enterprise that the states will be cut out or severely limited.. Its been allowed to go because of that billion dollar business...

Why haven't any of these Drs that over prescribed had their license reviewed or suspended or had to answer to the AMA about what they are doing?? Because money talks and it keeps them all very well off..

There is a problem, I do agree with that, but go after the ones creating it legal or illegal and leave the people that truly do need it alone, not forcing them to take their money underground to get it..That is what this will do, just as the lady that said she went from cocaine to meth to heroin on the streets..That's got to have some impact on the number of deaths too..I wonder how many of those were from street use and not prescribed meds??

Pain management centers, specifically established to rehabilitate you do what??? Work with you, show you alternative exercises,etc that do help and still give pain meds..Well did, now they will not..????

I support fighting the war on drugs but not hitting the legal citizens that truly do need it..

From reading it is obvious the "problem of ad... (show quote)

For every one who legitimately needs the addictive drugs (debatable), there are ten who abuse them or sell them illegally.

Should it be addressed.

For every one who legitimately needs welfare, there are ten who can work and don't. Same concept, same question.

Those legitimately in need, are still, also addicted.