No. mtmuley
Not sure I have anything I can say except I’m sorry you view some fellow humans that way. I’m not one of those who thinks the government is or can be the solution. We have a broken world that can’t be fixed until the King returns.
I don't think quality control is really on someone's mind doing heroin. For that matter how knows where the shit is coming from by the time it gets to the end consumer.
Nothing is really "working" but there are certainly places (hot spots) that have this problem way worse than others. Nebraska has the lowest fentanyl death rate in the country. Im guessing its not because of their vast social services.
You can cherry pick individual stats all you want to try to prove you point. Like saying that KY has one of highest rates because it lacks a robust network of social services.
How ? You drive by these places with drugged up people laying all over , who are they killing ? Hopped up drug addicts on a crime spree is a fabrication for TV . It doesn't happen .
I know of people who were killed by a person high on drugs. A man and his wife who were out for a walk were run over by a drug addict not far from where I live. The man lived; the wife got killed. So yes, drug addicts kill innocent people.
We have the syphilis on radio and billboards here in Montana also. It seemed odd the billboards showed up 3 months after having all our apprentices here for a training weekend
Is Saskatchewan on the way from Montana to Ontario?
Make it legal and the problem will sort itself out.EDIT: Stay off the Border issue. This is in a Place For Friends... OFF TOPIC sub forum. About mitigating the issue IN Montana.
How to counter the issue focused on the complexities of sovereign tribal nations and the consequences of tribal and spill over off tribal land.
Sure, place your reports to Randy though again, this is not Political NOR border based... If you can't manage your ability to not open / post in a topic you don't personally find off topic notable... Report away...
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Epicenter for disaster. Prime locations for Cartel focus:
The U.S. challenge?... The Montana challenge?... The Tribal Challenge?...
“When we don’t have the boots on the ground and people aren’t being held accountable, it really becomes the Wild, Wild West,” said Laslovich, the U.S. attorney. “I think you see that in Indian Country, here in Montana, more than we should.”
Complicating matters further, the reservations are sovereign nations where local law enforcement is restricted from operating without an agreement with the tribe. Even when agreements are in place, local and state authorities are often barred from arresting tribal members. And the tribal police officers are largely prohibited from arresting outsiders on the reservation.
It adds up to a jurisdictional maze that hampers crime fighting at a time when drugs are ravaging Indian communities, current and former law enforcement officials say."
Mexican drug cartels are targeting America’s ‘last best place’
Cartel associates have flooded Montana with fentanyl and meth – and also set up operations on Indian reservations, where law enforcement is scarce.www.nbcnews.com
This couldn’t be more false, guess who’s out stealing your sh*t at night? Who’s breaking into business? People kill each other over a blue pill worth about twenty bucks a pop. To say it doesn’t happen is ignorant.
