"I would say that the perception is that people don't deserve to receive Narcan; that they deserve to die."
Notes:1 Ezell et al., Jerel M.,
Stigmatize the use, not the user? Attitudes on opioid use, drug injection, treatment, and overdose prevention in rural communities, National Library of Medicine: National Center for Biotechnology Information, 2020
(up)2 Moreover, she had medication issues only because we had outlawed all the transcendence-giving drugs that might have helped her change substances. Oxy was the only effective drug the doctor could legally give her for anxiety, and yet we're surprised when it's prescribed!
(up)3 Quass, Brian,
Prohibition Spectrum Disorder, 2023
(up)4 Paley, Dawn,
Drug War Capitalism, AK Press, Chico, California, 2014
(up)5 Quass, Brian,
The Invisible Mass Shootings, 2022
(up)6 Quass, Brian,
How Scientific Materialism Keeps Godsend Medicines from the Depressed, 2022
(up)7 Marbaniang, Domenic,
History of Hinduism: Prevedic and Vedic Age, 2018
(up)8 Wasson, Gordon,
The road to Eleusis: unveiling the secret of the mysteries,
(up)9 Bingham, Hiram,
Inca Lands,
(up)10 Holland, Julie,
Good Chemistry: The Science of Connection, from Soul to Psychedelics, HarperWave, New York, 2020
(up)11 Quass, Brian,
The Depressing Truth About SSRIs, 2020
(up)12 The modern blindness to this dystopia stems from two sources: 1) America's naive conception of science as a god, and 2) our belief that human beings are interchangeable widgets, amenable to a one-size fits all cure from reductionist science.
(up)13 Quass, Brian,
Stigmatize THIS, 2023
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