Tulsi Gabbard: Three Things the Government Should Do to Combat the Opioid Crisis | Joe Rogan
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Yes I agree, marijuana should be legalized, I enjoy smoking marijuana, but we have to remember marijuana can have bad reactions as well. Some people might have a safer reaction to opioids than they do marijuana, for the most part marijuana is safer than opioids but not always, for instance someone in my family has had marijuana induced psychosis, and I know many people in my family who use opioids and have never had an issue, in fact it helps them, but on the other hand i have witnessed the darkness of opioid addiction. But we still have to remember people who take opioids long term for chronic pain do not typically feel euphoria, yes the first time they take it they probably will, but after awhile they dont feel that warm euphoria anymore, they just take it so they dont have to focus on the horrible pain. Also, the reason why strong drugs like fentanyl are FDA approved is because it is used to treat severe cancer pain (typically end of life cancer) when the patient is extremely opioid tolerant and it comes in extremely small doses, all in all I believe marijuana should be legalized, but opioids, even strong drugs like fentanyl help some people, but yes for some people opioids may cause more harm than good, but same with any drug, including marijuana.
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#Tulsi2020 This is right on!
Why all the dislikes? Are they coming from the stubborn kind of Americans that never change their stance that their elders put in their minds growing up when it comes to certain aspects about America. Some people could literally get raped by the government in open public, and still shout out "Don't worry guys, they are only looking out for my best interest!… it's not what you think it is" LOL… come on, why are some Americans really that stupid?
I'm a former opiate addict for 5 years been on medication such as suboxone for 3 years and it works but it's seriously the government getting paid to push oxys years ago and now that everyone is hooked, the suboxone program is making more money than the original pain medicine. It's a scam and runaround 100% but once you've been on them for such a long time you're a fish on the hook just being dragged around for fun.