Do you think Fentanyl should be made a weapon of mass destruction?

[sage2021]

Since Fentanyl is poisoning thousands of people to death in America, you will be charged for murder if you sell or give Fentanyl to someone and they die, if this is made law. It is the number one cause of death in Adults (and I believe children too) in America 🇺🇸.
It was discussed on the news yesterday that the powers that be are pushing to make this a law.
What says you?

[ohsheeT]

I want to know why there's not more regulations on it I want to know why it's so easy to get I want to know why all congressmen have not put a stop to it it says if they are investors in The Drug Administration and they're getting paid every time something gets sold I I'm sure it's coming from other countries is what you're going to say and there should be a stop to that too

[Sixgunsound]

I think we should embrace the Philippines policy of legalizing killing drug dealers. I don’t mean at taxpayer expense after decades I mean right now. Did you see that trump pushed for the death penalty for drug dealers?

[sage2021]

@Sixgunsound And what do you think should happen to China for making it and shipping it to Mexico for American's to die for their hand in poisoning Thousands of Americans? They deserve punishment for making it and getting it into the US 🇺🇸. No, I missed that about Trump - darn it.

[Sixgunsound]

His last big rally is when he said it

[Sixgunsound]

In a totalitarian regime like that it’s not necessarily almost anybody there’s fault. I would like to see the decision makers held accountable, but as is regularly demonstrated around the world, decision makers are rarely if ever held accountable for their crimes while in office.

[hahahmm]

I think their complete policy was something like... drug dealers can be execute on sight by anybody and the killer would get zero punishment. If law enforcement or military killed them they'd even get a medal. And drug users were given a warning to get into drug rehab. If they didn't they would also end up dead... and nobody would get into trouble. The vast majority of the population supported the rules.

[Sixgunsound]

@hahahmm and drug crime stopped in a month or so.

[Sixgunsound]

Thanks for MHO

[OlderAndWiser]

There are some distinctions that can be made between selling drugs and releasing anthrax in a public water supply, but I would be happy with increasing the penalties for selling anydrug that either contains fentanyl or is sold with the representation that it contains fentanyl.

[hahahmm]

Funny how the family that sold all of the drug company opioids in the U. S. & knew it was being used to kill millions of people, never got charged with murder. So if we make it worthy of death, they better be included.

[Surely]

What about the politicians that say there isn’t a problem at the boarder! If the boarder is secure as they say. Apparently they are not doing enough to stop the influx of deadly drugs. Should they be responsible for the overdose deaths? How long until someone poisons a city’s water or food supply?

[Sandeeppingping]

Could we do that? That would be brilliant, imagine a missile of fentanyl (morphine on steroids basically) attacking some random villages in Africa, we'd mine all their areas and take all they have no questions asked, great idea

[goaded]

It's an interesting idea. But aren't most people who become addicts prescribed the drug in the first place? Maybe locking up the Sackler family would be a good start.

[FunkyMonkee]

I think Joe Biden should be! He IS the cause of most of the Fentanyl deaths in this country, as well as most of the other tragedies we've been dealing with for the past 20 months!!!

[exitseven]

It already is. It has killed over 100,000 citizens in 2021. Way more Americans than the Taliban did.

[Googlemyahoo]

I think they should give out more of it clean up streets

[Anonymous]

Could be but Joey won't because it hurts his pocket and the democrat voter base would evaporate without hard drugs as well as his best friend China

[joeldalton]

It's certainly a greater health risk than covid or monkeypox.

[In_Trance]

Are you sure about this?

[sage2021]

@In_Trance I heard it on the news. I don't shoot from the hip when I post a question. From what I remember they were interviewing a higher up Sheriff (Maybe from Texas) that was telling the news anchor about it during her news cast.
Sorry, my brain fog is bad at the moment.

[Anonymous]

no but it coukd be

[Pterodon]

Definitely