If the real issue and motive for those in government is to rescue people from death brought on by the free distribution of and addiction to drugs... And if they feel like they gotta get much tougher on drug dealers and pushers, why aren't they fighting the epidemic of say nicotine addiction. Many say that nicotine is one of the most addictive drugs around.
While "officials" say that the "Opioid crisis" claims the lives of 90 to 170 people a day or 60 to 70 thousand people a year, cigarettes cost the lives of 480,000 people a year. That's over 1300 people a day. And 41,000 of those people are related to second hand smoke inhalation. I mean these innocent people didn't even smoke.
How about deaths brought on by alcohol? Multiple sources say that 88,000 people a year die from alcohol related deaths. Why doesn't the government feel like they have to do anything about that? That's 241 people every day. Doesn't the government care about those people?
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