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Originally Posted by wdmso
This sums it up
For about a decade, the majority of people who died from overdoses were white, and the discussion around drug policy has centered on prescription opioids. White middle-class people in addiction have been framed as victims of pharmaceutical companies that got them “hooked.” The narrative about Black people who used drugs during the crack crisis of the 1980s and ’90s was very different, implying that their drug use was a criminal and moral failure.
no one in the state gave a #^&#^&#^&#^& about…crack it was inner city problem
Then came oxy’s and guess what it started killing white kids
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those are your words. obviously, you’re saying crack is primarily a black problem.
Then when i say the same thing, you claim I’m wrong.
It’s very difficult to take you seriously. You’re humiliating yourself because you can’t just admit that maybe i was right on one thing, one time.
Also, you cannot refute me, by pointing to republicans who disagree with me. Unlike you, i can say that my side does a lot of stupid things. Unlike you, I don’t have to agree with my side on every single, solitary issue.
I never said that there’s no such thing as a republican who advocated for needle exchanges. But it’s mostly a liberal idea. And everyone who agrees with it, whether they’re a liberal or a conservative, is next-generation stupid.
Anyway, we’d all love to hear your explanation on why you flip-flopped so completely on blacks and crack, in the blink of an eye.
It’s fine when you say crack is mostly a black problem. But when Insay it, I’m an idiot.
Have fun with that.
wdmso: no one cares about crack because it was blacks…
jim: handing out crack pipes is bad for blacks…
wdmso: oh, you think only blacks do crack?
Do you not see the lack of logic there wayne?
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