A taco or a wow token
I’ll buy you one of those
So it stopped. its ongoing.
Sorry, just getting mixed signals here.
Either way, it failed. It was not designed to actually stop the spread of drugs.
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And yet while it was in effect, the spread of drugs was heavily reduced and heavily policed
And now it isn’t
And we have drug zombies literally everywhere
I am really trying to see your point, what the heck is your point you goblin help me out here
No.
It literally wasn’t.
Every single study, report, every govt agency, has come out and stated it failed.
Drug use rose, continuously. Across the board.
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A talking point.
There was no war. It was and always is a war for votes. Circle back to greed and it all makes sense.
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I would argue that doctors fueled this with 20 plus years of take these Percocet for that bruised ankle
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Weird because I literally live in the middle of the state and have seen with my own eyes that that’s not the case literally at all.
But you know what, authority figures in the media telling me the opposite of what I’m witnessing with my own eyes is more reliable a source, you’re right.
Anecdotal evidence holds no real weight.
Oh doctors giving out unneeded scripts of addictive substances definitely didn’t help. Doctors also got a fraction of the sentence for doing so.
I knew of someone that was caught with 37 pills. He received 4 years for “intent to sell”. Intent to sell is based on how much you have on you, not actually any evidence of selling. The doctor that wrote the phony script? 4 months work camp.
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Jesus christ, I’ve never had that much in my whole life lmao
A taco. There is no question.
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Your small subdivision is a small drop in the ocean of the war on drugs.
The War on Drugs is a national thing. A couple of streets in one specific town is not reflective of it.
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All I do is sell food and bags. 
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The worst day of your life is better than anything on TV or Internet because it’s still real. It’s not so much that those people were telling the truth for the last several decades, it’s that you can’t dismiss the reality you see with the reality they are trying to sell.
As I said I pray for the people lost to this. The government is not going to ride in to help any of them
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So lemmie get this straight here.
“Anecdotal evidence holds no real weight.”
So the evidence of the people who are living in the middle of it holds no weight.
But the evidence of people who don’t live in it at all, who are on TV, who are saying whatever the teleprompter says, who are often celebrities whose professional career is being paid to lie, or who claim to be scientists and therefore you shouldn’t argue with their statistics; All’a that holds weight?
If The Rock says it, it holds weight
But if California Citizen™ says it, it’s anecdotal and should be thrown out?
I hearing that right?
I spent twice that in last week, buying mats for s4. This is the cheapest they get…week before patch
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Your tiny sample size is inconsequential to the reality of the whole.
THAT we agree on.
Gubment aint gonna help us not one bit.
You have officially un-dingus’d yourself. You’re now uhh… …
Dog. Guy.
That’s insane
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What do you think the war on drugs is? 
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But my point still stands.
If the views of one are inconsequential, why are the views of one (a newscaster, a scientist, a celebrity, a verified Twitter) consequential?