pichael289

pichael289 t1_jeeoagy wrote

Our jails are basically for profit. They get a certain amount for each bed filled. Your not going to find a jail that isn't at capacity, they like to pack them full. State run rehab centers are also like this. There's one in SW Ohio and I saw a judge send 3 people there. The first was a heroin addict, the second didn't pay child support, and the third was a sex offender (whatever level 3 means, he was really bad). Our criminal justice system is a business

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pichael289 t1_jeeilhk wrote

My sheriff is that asshole you saw with the big ass hat that was on Tucker Carlson. He got rid of the narcan in my county (Butler county Ohio, between Cincinnati and Dayton) at the peak of the opiate crisis. This is one of those kind of people. Scared everyone to death and in the same breath told us our neighbors and family members don't deserve to be saved. We lost hundreds of people, I lost my best friend. This shit is no threat to normal people, but anyone who so much as takes a pill they aren't sure about is at risk of death. Asshole also fought against any and all rehab facilities, made sure there were few resources to actually fight this issue. It's a political tool, a scare tactic. But when it comes to actually fixing the problem they chose to sweep it under the rug. We've got college kids overdosing on bad Adderall, but there's this "the junkies get what they deserve" sentiment hanging around. It's all theater, a big political fucking circus

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pichael289 t1_jds58ug wrote

His administration also removed lead from gasoline, which we know to be neurotoxic and the cause of developmental disabilities.

He also personally saved Canada from nuclear disaster. And his foundation has nearly eradicated the guinea worm, which is a horrifying parasite that plauged Africa. Remember on national geographic how people in villages would have worms sticking out of their legs, being slowly wound around a stick for two weeks? Yeah he said no to that nightmare

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pichael289 t1_jd9pmc1 wrote

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