RIP Prince

Here's another one big guy.

How Prescription Drugs Sparked America’s Heroin Epidemic

 

So why are middle age and young adults starting?

I'm sure as smart big man like yourself has educated himself on the topic

 

I'm the one was called fucking naive. You should have the answers.

 

borrowing from OOP, you have nothing.

I've provided you answers with links to back it up. This feels like an eye test argument.

 

Teens and young adults generally because heroin is cheaper, stronger, and more available than it used to be.

Older people in great part get on it because there is a campaign to clamp down on prescription mills and because there is more scrutiny and pressure by the DEA on doctors who prescribe opioids than there used to be.

 

Heroin is not more available than it used to be. Heroin has always been easy to get. It's deadly than ever because it's being cut with fetanyl.

 

Doctors prescribe pain medication, but an adult has the option to not take it. Some doctors are too quick to prescribe pain medication, but some people are too quick to ask for it.

 

Deep.

 

Here's a link that says it is more available and cheaper.

A record Afghan opium output has increased the supply of cheap heroin in the US

 

How about y'all take the slap fight to a new thread about opioid abuse?

 

Christ, do you really believe heroin was ever hard to get?

You should read your own link where it talks about how heroin is replacing PRESCRIPTION opiates because it's cheaper.

I wonder why there's more heroin on the streets.