Tranq: The Zombie Effect

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  • Опубликовано: 30 апр 2023
  • In this PIX11 News special, a prominent researcher in Puerto Rico says he warned the medical community about the animal tranquilizer xylazine, known on the streets as “tranq,” 15 years ago when he was a Ph.D. student in New York City and encountered addicts who'd been flown to multiple U.S. states for treatment.

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  • @engineered-mind
    @engineered-mind Год назад +287

    America is decaying from inside out

    • @thirstonhowellthebirdandfriend
      @thirstonhowellthebirdandfriend Год назад

      All by design. So sad. The governments want the citizens to be compliant, sick and unarmed so that they can steal and pillage and keep everything for themselves and live decadent prosperous, healthy lives, while everyone else suffers. It’s disgusting.

    • @tankgirl_3846
      @tankgirl_3846 Год назад +20

      Unfortunately accurate statement

    • @jistsomeguy
      @jistsomeguy Год назад +21

      @@tankgirl_3846 it was always rotten.

    • @tankgirl_3846
      @tankgirl_3846 Год назад +9

      @@jistsomeguy also accurate and what does something rotten do but decay hmm?

    • @MsNooneinparticular
      @MsNooneinparticular Год назад +14

      Yep. This is merely a symptom--an end result of decades of broken promises by politicians & business leaders to bring justice & economic prosperity to the working class. Adults who have never known anything but poverty, trauma, hopelessness, joblessness, loss of community, loneliness/isolation & wealth inequality are bound to turn to drugs & other maladaptive coping mechanisms. So many rural towns & inner cities (and even suburbs) look like bombed out warzones that drug addiction is inevitable. Google "deaths of despair" for more.

  • @Tipperary757
    @Tipperary757 Год назад +288

    I feel bad for first responders, too. How repulsive and exhausting to fight this devastation.

    • @rosemadder5547
      @rosemadder5547 Год назад +30

      The drug is repulsive… I never would think of a patient that way, but the situation? Yeah.

    • @ms.chrisie8040
      @ms.chrisie8040 Год назад +14

      Life is not REPULSIVE glad ur not a first responder.

    • @rogerelzenga4465
      @rogerelzenga4465 Год назад +9

      @@ms.chrisie8040 That is such a naive statement... kiddy touchers are not repulsive? stop using blanket statements....

    • @tangibleterror2421
      @tangibleterror2421 Год назад

      ​@@rogerelzenga4465 what???? Stfu.

    • @Brooklynlife1000
      @Brooklynlife1000 Год назад +2

      They take care of severely burned victims, people in accidents who have lost limbs. They are human, but they are trsined. I hope you don't mean repulsive as in the humane suffering in their addiction?

  • @deannascott5166
    @deannascott5166 Год назад +333

    I have personally been on all of this and just recently got sober. Thanks to suboxone. To me the trank does not give you a higher feeling it actually just puts you to sleep and mimics like you're getting high but you wake up feeling worse and lose multiple hours of the day. Tolerance raises fast. Please try the Bernice method if anybody is trying to get off the fentanyl and trank , that was the best way for me. It will work. this has been in my neighborhood for over ten years. I personally know and now its a epidemic. Shouldve started this years ago, but at least we are now. Start with the top dealers or countries its coming from. This is what other countries want for us to fail anyway possible. This is our weakness. Please let's pray and get it together so sad. Wish I could tell my story. I've come along way and got along way to go. GOD SPEED AND BLESSING

    • @shelleyconnolly8452
      @shelleyconnolly8452 Год назад +29

      Thoughts are with you stay strong ! May you never return to this x

    • @maryannhope8276
      @maryannhope8276 Год назад +21

      Take care of yourself. Please!!!

    • @mleh2512
      @mleh2512 Год назад +18

      @ deanna scott,
      Thank you for your thoughtful contributions and honesty. You are a courageous and strong person.
      Prayers for your continued healing and fortitude.

    • @godsdaughter9042
      @godsdaughter9042 Год назад +9

      @Deanna Scott I am extremely happy for you. Very happy to know that you have a good shot at a decent life. Getting on that stuff just makes you a slave that's all it does. And you're absolutely right it's coming from other countries. I would really like to talk to you through email if possible I have a family member that I would like to attempt to help I don't know if it's going to happen not sure what you're talking about as far as the Bernice method but it seems like you really recommend that so is there a way that I can get in touch with u? Email maybe?

    • @shannonEGBOK
      @shannonEGBOK Год назад +8

      Keep up the good work.

  • @deeteedubzz
    @deeteedubzz Год назад +96

    You don't know how bad Kensington is until you see it for yourself, trust me. First hand, it's one of the most frightening sights you'll ever see.

    • @hawaiiflowers7066
      @hawaiiflowers7066 Год назад +9

      I lived a mile from Kensington beach, because of that area the whole city is going downhill. There were four murders in rittenhouse before I left. The community needs to demand more action. Not homes a treatment first. Don’t become like Vancouver. Stay strong Philly!!!!

    • @BuddyHill-jr5px
      @BuddyHill-jr5px Год назад +5

      Did Biden & Harris ever visit Kensington?

    • @creamydistortion
      @creamydistortion Год назад +1

      We don't have this in good countries...

    • @ouigisboredroom
      @ouigisboredroom Год назад +4

      I’ll take your word for it

    • @Bt26x
      @Bt26x Год назад

      I’ve seen the videos on RUclips & it is wild. It’s like it’s another world. It’s crazy it’s in a US city. I’m sure it’s democrat run. Their policy’s just aren’t good for most cities. That’s why we see such a break down in society within these cities. Their DA’s are way to soft on crime & they allow people to run a muck.🤦🏽‍♂️

  • @forgiven212
    @forgiven212 Год назад +272

    As a Nurse, I have seen patients coming in with round, cigarette burn type lesions. Sepsis setting in, respiratory issues, necrotic legs, feet, hands. Then wanting to go AMA to get more. It's heartbreaking.

    • @hasansarhan9296
      @hasansarhan9296 Год назад +14

      Yes , it’s heartbreaking

    • @1nonlyginger
      @1nonlyginger Год назад +2

      🎉

    • @morrisgomalon
      @morrisgomalon Год назад +7

      This is facts. Sometimes they don’t sign AMA, they just elope.

    • @xjuhox
      @xjuhox Год назад +5

      Tell them to stop using it!

    • @shelleyconnolly8452
      @shelleyconnolly8452 Год назад +26

      ​@@xjuhoxyes because that's how drug addiction works ...

  • @reginamoore6897
    @reginamoore6897 Год назад +132

    Y'all did a GREAT JOB covering this story.. though it's only just beginning to be told, it's a story that must be told .no Sugar coating just STR8 from the hip.

    • @marlenelindsey7638
      @marlenelindsey7638 Год назад +3

      I was hoping it was gonna stop and stay in Philly. Damn it.

    • @susanmoriarty9900
      @susanmoriarty9900 Год назад

      Ok....why do the drug dealer's want to kill their customers 😒. Is it cheaper for the drug makers to add this crap into the heroin/now I guess its all fetintal now? But they said it makes the heroin effect last longer. No body wants to be like these poor lost addicted souls. They need long term drug rehabilitation. Somebody wants these people dead!

    • @Ezekiel903
      @Ezekiel903 Год назад

      why are we seeing that only in the US?? yes drugs are everywhere, but not a that scale, nearly every city is full of people taking the hardest stuff, fentanyl, Tranquilizer mix, maybe i'm crazy but i think the US administration is involved in all this, it is a multi million dollar business!

    • @rickhendrickson5985
      @rickhendrickson5985 Месяц назад

      How sad this is no joke

  • @sharonjohnson3208
    @sharonjohnson3208 Год назад +30

    Some of us fight to live while others fight to die.Sad world.

    • @ct5274
      @ct5274 9 месяцев назад

      Broken world

    • @shittyvall3051
      @shittyvall3051 2 месяца назад

      I really don't think they want to die, it's just a situation they don't have control about

  • @JoBird123
    @JoBird123 Год назад +12

    How is everyone getting animal tranquilizers and I can’t even get my prescription meds 2 days early??!!

    • @robtay351
      @robtay351 9 дней назад

      I know right! I get sick and ask for keflex and can't get it...but we can get this??

  • @delib636
    @delib636 Год назад +160

    Parents who claim it was a one time thing are in denial themselves 😢 So sad, it all starts with a choice 🙏

    • @skaruts
      @skaruts Год назад +22

      Yup. every addiction starts by choice. In some cases it's a cultural issue, where too many people think certain drugs are a good thing, or kids follow other kids into certain drugs (herd mentality, bandwagon effect, etc), but in other cases it's people trying to cope with their problems. And the main reason why the war on drugs is so utterly useless, is because it doesn't even begin to address any of the actual problems. It just mindlessly assumes the drug itself is the problem.

    • @icummins1806
      @icummins1806 Год назад +3

      Only soccer moms can do drugs

    • @annjepsen1621
      @annjepsen1621 Год назад +6

      @@skaruts Are we seriously blaming children for making stupid decisions?

    • @johnjay9404
      @johnjay9404 Год назад +15

      @@annjepsen1621 Yes. And blaming parents, like mine. Zero, hands off parenting. Thousands of clueless parents who do not teach their children well. "It happens to someone else's kids, not mine. They're angels."

    • @skaruts
      @skaruts Год назад +8

      @@annjepsen1621 Yes. We are all responsible for our decisions. I've been there myself (fortunately not on heroin), and I can blame no one but myself. Drugs didn't pull me in. I pulled myself in because I wanted to.
      In some cases you can also blame questionable friends for pulling other kids in, or authoritarian parents that make kids too rebellious or suicidal or something like that. It can happen that that shitty friends force other kids in, but that's very rare in my experience.
      You could also read Christiane F's book on heroin addiction (english title is Zoo Station, iirc), to get a glimpse of the mindsets that people can go through. In her case, she had a really bad relationship with her single mother for a start, and she pushed herself into heroin as a way to cope with it.

  • @lilliangonzales2181
    @lilliangonzales2181 Год назад +46

    My son was 26 & 1day.. accidentally died from this shit.. it not only effects those that die but those families left behind 😢.. all drug dealers of this shit should be locked up for 25 yrs automatically.

    • @an0therdimensi0n99
      @an0therdimensi0n99 Год назад +2

      are you implying the government is squeaky clean and has nothing to do with it?

    • @Zencba
      @Zencba 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@an0therdimensi0n99 I'm thinking if its stronger than the other drugs, its heavier making it more likely to kill, why would drug cartels make something to kill their clients, the profit will drop.

    • @anthonystrother2381
      @anthonystrother2381 Месяц назад

      We lost our son Jan 23. He was 31. Fkn terrible crap.

  • @Garbeaux.
    @Garbeaux. Год назад +75

    I’m so glad I got my wild side out during the aughts. I badly hurt my back and ended up dependent on opioid pills from doctors. The dependency soon turned into a full blown addiction. My monthly prescriptions were not enough. I loved fentanyl but only the pharmaceutical prescription kind. I never did the street stuff. I knew exactly what I was getting. Even then it could be dangerous but didn’t care. I would cut the patch into strips and either eat the gel inside or chew on it. Finally I woke up one day and realized I couldn’t live like that anymore. Thank God.

    • @mikeeckhoff20
      @mikeeckhoff20 Год назад +4

      Jesus Christ man you're chewing on patches I'm glad you got it together

    • @Garbeaux.
      @Garbeaux. Год назад +3

      @@mikeeckhoff20 appreciate it. Yeah that was my drug of choice but I’d take any opioid medication. Thing is you have to want to get better. So when I see people being forced into rehab and what not, it rarely sticks.

    • @blackthornsloe8049
      @blackthornsloe8049 Год назад +1

      The way drugs effect people varies so much . I come from a family of addicts so I've never even smoked a joint . A couple years ago I had really bad nerve pain from a dislocated rib . They gave me the limit of fentanyl in the ER and it did nothing . The nurs said she couldn't believe it because I'd had enough to " down a rhino " .
      Chiropractor put the rib back in place .

    • @evanryherd7648
      @evanryherd7648 Год назад

      You just didn't feel like doing it anymore? Sounds like u got pretty lucky

    • @JM-vj7we
      @JM-vj7we Год назад +1

  • @jessgatt5441
    @jessgatt5441 Год назад +23

    Just lost two family members, one nephew to drug-induced suicide, meth crystal, one to massive heart attack, [he's barley hanging on in a hospital] again meth. Young people these days do not come to an understanding with what and how much their bodies can handle, in my youth [the fifties], we knew all too well that no one, NO ONE, can handle hard drugs or hard liquor.

    • @VoltairesRevenge
      @VoltairesRevenge Год назад +1

      Yeah, no drug problems then. 😂

    • @abusednomoresilence
      @abusednomoresilence Год назад +7

      @ Jess 🙏 🙏
      My condolences on your family members.

    • @wardachrouaa7281
      @wardachrouaa7281 8 месяцев назад +1

      Drugs in the fifties and sixties was nothing compared to what's around these days.
      I'm sorry to hear about your loss😢

    • @mimikeofficial86
      @mimikeofficial86 7 месяцев назад

      i was laced with 5 liquid grams of crystal meth in a drink a few years back and it's a miracle im still here. Im so sorry for your losses

  • @crimsoneffix3171
    @crimsoneffix3171 Год назад +108

    That was a really good documentary!! I "was" a fentanyl addict.Tranq is what made me quit...screw that.People need to understand that these drug addicts are choosing not to get clean...you can't fix that.There is life after fentynal but you have to want it and most of these drug addicts don't.

    • @hawaiiflowers7066
      @hawaiiflowers7066 Год назад +12

      That’s wonderful that you walked away from your addiction. It shows how strong you are compared to others who continue this slow death. My friends son died just about four months ago from an overdose, he relapsed after two years. Continue to love yourself and if you have a sign of a weakness you call your friends to give you your strength back. You’re a strong one congrats!!!!!

    • @tiggercampbell6198
      @tiggercampbell6198 Год назад +17

      thays awesome! but please remember every addict has a different story..don't be one of those who got clean and now judges others..

    • @tiggercampbell6198
      @tiggercampbell6198 Год назад +4

      ​@@hawaiiflowers7066 so sorry for your loss..I lost my son in law and my nephew the next week..this generation has it so hard..when I was young we had booze and Marijuana..not this crap that's killing our kids before they even get started!

    • @crimsoneffix3171
      @crimsoneffix3171 Год назад

      @@hawaiiflowers7066 thankyou for the kind words.🥰

    • @crimsoneffix3171
      @crimsoneffix3171 Год назад +3

      @@tiggercampbell6198 I'm not "judging" anyone I'm telling facts...

  • @B0NY_HAWK
    @B0NY_HAWK Год назад +80

    6:31 no lie I was getting high under that bridge in Grand Concourse running those streets in the South Bronx amongst the other addicts for 11 months. I dragged myself to a 28 day program and immediately flew out to Florida to escape that exact area. It’s something you would see in a movie. It’s crazy to sit here now and notice the exact spot I was getting high at on the news. It’s been 19 months since I have last been there. It’s absolutely crazy out there but the addict in me loves the chaos. I still have dreams about that area.

    • @lydiakinnaman3679
      @lydiakinnaman3679 Год назад +11

      Sooo glad your out . Praying the Lord gives you strength to break the hold.

    • @mleh2512
      @mleh2512 Год назад +7

      Prayers for your continued strength. Your contribution here is both generous and appreciated. ☮️

    • @shannonEGBOK
      @shannonEGBOK Год назад +9

      Stay strong

    • @warpig50
      @warpig50 Год назад +5

      You've done good by yourself. Stay strong ❤

    • @TheAvailable43
      @TheAvailable43 Год назад +2

      Stay away from drugs.

  • @stevenharten6201
    @stevenharten6201 Год назад +44

    I got arrested in the 70s for open liquor. Drinking a beer at a beach. How are these losers allowed to be completely 'out of it' and the police just walk by. When you buy drugs, it's Russian Roulette... some win, some lose.

    • @meghancass3187
      @meghancass3187 Год назад +5

      You think arresting them is going to stop what they are into?

    • @creamydistortion
      @creamydistortion Год назад +1

      Move to a better country.

    • @CH-sl1yd
      @CH-sl1yd Год назад +7

      having a constant drug problem keeps all the woke 'harm reduction' workers in jobs. it requires about 27 levels of woke liberal art school graduate administrators for the government to support social housing, drug testing sites and street social work and those 30 days of detox and rehab.

    • @three-stripes
      @three-stripes Год назад +5

      Can you imagine that there isn't enough man power to go in an arrest everyone? There wouldn't be any jail cells for actual violent offenders? It sounds crazy!!! I'm sorry about your little arrest, it seems like you're resentful about something that happened 50 years ago.. about a crime you obviously committed.. It's a big universe out there and you're not the center of it. 🙄

    • @jenandbarrys5580
      @jenandbarrys5580 Год назад

      Lol look at these lefties just throwing up their hands and saying we should do nothing. Maybe if they lived there and were mugged and shot all the time they'd agree that to take drug users off the streets yes, keeps the drugs off the streets and the rest of us safe. Especially women.

  • @alexl5660
    @alexl5660 Год назад +43

    God Bless those precious men trying to stop this evil crap. Terrible. My heart is broken!!!!!

    • @creamydistortion
      @creamydistortion Год назад

      No, the Americans did this to themselves. As usual, they blame others for their problems...

    • @user-sw2wv1zx1t
      @user-sw2wv1zx1t 11 месяцев назад +1

      Whoever replies “let it happen,” I want to see what happens when your own loved ones do this and they can’t break out of the cycle on their own.

  • @swissstar1
    @swissstar1 Год назад +14

    I struggle with alcohol..I never tried any of the hard shit, but alcohol is already hell on earth, I can’t imagine this stuff

    • @emsa5034
      @emsa5034 Год назад +5

      I’ve been having issues with it too. I’m more of a functioning alcoholic as I drink at work too.. but it’s stopping tomorrow (I already drank today) this shit is nasty and makes me feel sick and in pain anyway. I’m pouring the rest out fr.

    • @beefyronin
      @beefyronin 10 месяцев назад +2

      Alcoholic here, 3 years sober, best thing I've ever done in my life. I promise you it gets better and eventually you become sick thinking about letting a liquid have so much control over you. God bless and stay strong.

  • @rcnightlife9611
    @rcnightlife9611 Год назад +11

    I refused my good friend's offer of special K over 15 years ago which he said is horse tranquilizer but as if now he has cancer. Sober is priceless.

  • @rizkiotaya4635
    @rizkiotaya4635 Год назад +20

    You got the answer why this drug abuse keeps on going.. a half trillion $ business

    • @creamydistortion
      @creamydistortion Год назад +1

      American people love this. They did this to themselves.

  • @CircaBEFORE
    @CircaBEFORE Год назад +19

    Don’t do drugs, kids.

    • @krisamagus1
      @krisamagus1 Год назад

      shut up kid.

    • @punyothepotato7421
      @punyothepotato7421 Месяц назад

      I'm gonna do them, only because you said not to do it.

    • @CircaBEFORE
      @CircaBEFORE Месяц назад

      @@punyothepotato7421 someone has demand avoidance lmao

  • @Wutzmename
    @Wutzmename Год назад +33

    And you have Oregon decriminalizing drug use and paraphernalia possession with Washington State following suit. Drug laws and incarceration are tools to use that work to get people into drug programs and saves lives, like it did for me. Over two years clean. Granted it took a felony, prison time and a christian recovery program to finally get me there but it worked and saved my life.

    • @VoltairesRevenge
      @VoltairesRevenge Год назад +1

      Oh, well aren’t you special.

    • @estellepatella2520
      @estellepatella2520 Год назад +7

      I am glad you found your way out of hell.

    • @LilJonBigNuts
      @LilJonBigNuts Год назад

      Washington state is NOT following suit, stop spreading false information.

    • @eileenschultz2463
      @eileenschultz2463 Год назад +7

      Congrats!!!

    • @sparko58
      @sparko58 Год назад +1

      So ignore all the studies because of your anecdotal conclusion? Got it

  • @GoodieGurl
    @GoodieGurl Год назад +42

    I came to Phila at the age of 5 , and grew up here. It was once such a beautiful city , and it saddens me greatly what it's become. In my youth Kensington was considered one of the many great business districts, not anymore 😢 I wouldnt be caught dead walking through there now , day or night ! Sadly , my grandkids other grandparents live not too far from there. Theyve been advised to move from there but they wont , as a small fortune was spent on rehabbing their home, back when it was a beautiful area to live in. Besides , with these out of control rents and property pricing these senior citizens dont want to risk putting themselves in a financial bind. Just totally heart breaking that this once beautiful city is in the toilet , and people are stuck. 😭😭😭

    • @mleh2512
      @mleh2512 Год назад +4

      Prayers to your community. 💔

    • @vikicarts1772
      @vikicarts1772 Год назад +2

      I can’t even imagine how heart breaking is must be to watch yr community falling in to this state. Prayers for all involved with this. Incredibly sad.

    • @harrowgateguy
      @harrowgateguy Год назад +2

      It’s not all of Philadelohia. The city contains the zombie’s in that one neighborhood. Most of the city is like any other American city. Tourists would have to go looking to find the zombie land.

    • @Rachael121
      @Rachael121 8 месяцев назад

      You can see it was a lovely area. Some of the houses are beautiful, so sad to see this 😢

    • @vWaLLBangz
      @vWaLLBangz 8 месяцев назад

      @@harrowgateguyain’t that crazy. Pushed to one area. While nothing more can be done to end the dealers and rehabilitate the users. But it’s always a choice 😞

  • @whitetgaming1017
    @whitetgaming1017 Год назад +17

    7 cents 😳 omg their returns are insane it’s definitely gon be hard to stop that

    • @maryannhope8276
      @maryannhope8276 Год назад +3

      Money is the root of all evil. So many people have their hands in it.... sO many. Blessings and Love sent to you and your family.

  • @KellyeR1970
    @KellyeR1970 Год назад +11

    Meanwhile people with chronic pain are being taken off literal life saving meds .Dr.s are being jailed for helping us . Only 5% of chronic pain patients taking their meds as perscribes are dying of overdose we are being treated like street adicts. Whats worse is people who rely on these meds to even be able to fight the pain to be able get out of bed everday are being taken off the meds, and when the pain becomes too much they either just flat out commit suicide or end up going to the steets thinking they'll find regular prescription opoids which are not on the streets anymore and they are dying . We have to find a way to keep treating real chronic pain patients and also get these killer drugs off the streets. I now have medical ptsd due knowing at my next appointment my Dr. could just say his liscense is more important or the pharmacy can just decide they dont want to fill it. I have no disks between between 7 of my vertabre bone on bone where nerves get crushed in between I live in constant pain . Without meds its 8-9 level pain my meds make it a 6-7 thats all day everyday. We are being lumped in with drug seekers . Even after surgery hospitals are resfusing to give pain meds.....even after open heart surgery. We must get these drugs off the streets and allow true healthcare not be considered the same as whats going on the streets. Untill this gets fixed not a single dime should be going to any other countries we must help our country first or there will be no more America to ever help any countries.....think of it as always put your oxygen mask on first before you try and help others.

  • @deidradahl2802
    @deidradahl2802 Год назад +11

    We have to take responsibility for our well being, I am not buying what they are selling. No one is holding a gun to anyone's head forcing them to buy drugs, it's a choice. Please let's get to the root of the problem

  • @carranettalynnfortner7595
    @carranettalynnfortner7595 6 месяцев назад +4

    Why? Just why? Ive lived through hell my whole life, but nothing ever made me want to do drugs. Im 62, and never been drunk, let alone high. Why would anyone do this to themselves?

  • @michelejordan4115
    @michelejordan4115 Год назад +20

    I’ve been addicted to opiates for 20 years and have white knuckled withdrawal many times. So, I know what it’s like. I would never, ever buy a pill off the street these days. Never. That’s just me. It’s a death sentence.

    • @PaulAllen786
      @PaulAllen786 Год назад +1

      I can understand your dilemma and it’s really sad.
      Failed drug policy and then dealers don’t care if the customer dies. It used to be until like 2006, heroin was much cleaner and some of my acquaintances would be functioning daily addicts.

    • @melindasmith3713
      @melindasmith3713 Год назад

      Then you should be strong enough to give it up, you .

    • @hotbrunette2004
      @hotbrunette2004 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@PaulAllen786i love your profile 😭😭😭😭😭

  • @joeschmooz-it6nh
    @joeschmooz-it6nh Год назад +9

    So often junkies are portrayed as Saints ,victims, and heroes all rolled into one. They are not.

    • @gilliandey2490
      @gilliandey2490 2 месяца назад +1

      Nobody is a saint.we are all sin filled.believe me even gossiping can send you hellbound.if you don't believe it's yr choice but everyone for the pettiest reason are not good people

  • @skipnasty8057
    @skipnasty8057 Год назад +13

    It's just sad, sad that people are so sick that they'll put any old bullshit in their veins

  • @evanryherd7648
    @evanryherd7648 Год назад +8

    You did a really great job with this report!! Very well thought out and delivered..people need to know what is going on around them and be warned about shit like drugs that will kill you

  • @marilynsmith365
    @marilynsmith365 Год назад +27

    This is so very sad. I'd like to think it hasn't made its way to Australia, but that would be naive. 😢😢

    • @thehulkamaniabrother2.089
      @thehulkamaniabrother2.089 Год назад +1

      There's no such thing as Australia...

    • @melindasmith3713
      @melindasmith3713 Год назад

      I'm 46 , to me australia has become a thing , for fires , dyeing kangaroo, and burt up koala bears ? That sending money will help ? So no idea it's like Africa as a kid 25 cents a day saves a child ? It never helped ?

    • @seanoreilly1832
      @seanoreilly1832 11 месяцев назад +1

      It is in Melbourne big time

  • @rubendiaz3482
    @rubendiaz3482 Год назад +24

    I dont understand, if these people are homeless, broke . How are they getting these drugs ? Free drugs are given to them? Help me to understand this.... 😮

    • @inklingduckling7087
      @inklingduckling7087 Год назад +25

      Public Assistance monthly allowance, ssi, theft, prostitution

    • @dr.zoser-raneterkehtel557
      @dr.zoser-raneterkehtel557 Год назад +14

      How are they getting these drugs 🤔? Through lying, cheating and stealing is how addicts support their habits.🙊🙉🙈🦁👁️

    • @Razzledazzle1062
      @Razzledazzle1062 Год назад +6

      They use this new drug add to the mix they can sell them cheaper but the results are definitely horrid.

    • @jenheck9319
      @jenheck9319 Год назад

      they steal, become prostitutes,

    • @feather9115
      @feather9115 Год назад

      Theft, selling bags of plastic, prostitution, chauffeuring for drug dealers are some amongst many

  • @jameslancefield9810
    @jameslancefield9810 Год назад +25

    This is why drugs need to be legalized and regulated because if this tranq is in 90% of the drug market, how is a drug addict supposed to avoid it. And I know someone out there will say "just don't do drugs" but that is unrealistic and naive. I am an ex heroin user and can say I would not at all enjoy this Tranq in my hit. But if it is a choice of being extremely ill from withdrawal or taking my chances with tranq, then I wouldn't have much of a choice, would I?

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад +8

      Let me ask you this. In many states, weed is legalized. In those states, you have to buy it from a registered Weed Shop. Now, where this occurs, does the illegal sale of weed still exist? If you've kept up with legal weed, you know the answer is yes, it still exists. I agree legalizing in some form is needed, but I'd start with decriminalizing use of the drugs. But only - ONLY - if the state follows through with proper detox and medical treatment services. Because without the latter, whatever you do won't work.

    • @RoyRagn
      @RoyRagn Год назад +3

      What is the reason why they ain’t regulated ?
      I have 2 main reasons .
      1. Governments are involved
      2. If drugs are made legal no criminal makes money so they move to other crimes , namely violent crimes such as armed robbery .
      DRUGS HAVE SINGLE HANDEDLY RUINED EVERY TOWN AND EVERY VILLAGE IN THIS COUNTRY 👍

    • @valkyrie1066
      @valkyrie1066 Год назад +1

      I'll give you a point there, but I'm still not sure what the best answer is.

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад

      @@RoyRagn This isn't a casual problem, it runs into the fabric of our society. Eventually we're going to have to ask - why do so many people today feel a desire and need to get out of their head? It's not just the homeless addicts - it's the casual weed smokers, the casual drinkers. Why is altering the mind through one drug or the other seen as perfectly acceptable?
      As for regulation - what regulation are you looking for? There are tons of regulations already, and the US spends $51bn every single year on the "War on Drugs". What are you expecting to regulate beyond that?
      Drugs have indeed ruined a lot, but as the NRA would say, it's not just the drugs that did this - it's the people taking the drugs, and we simply have to figure out why they choose to do it.

    • @VoltairesRevenge
      @VoltairesRevenge Год назад +1

      It’s very realistic to say “just don’t do drugs.” You could just go to a bar, like most of us do. Your choice: your problem.

  • @leroy2110
    @leroy2110 Год назад +6

    Thank you for bringing us this video some keep on publishing it because we can save some people before they get into for if you're doing a great job and God bless you I pray that God give you whatever you need to keep these videos on the air

  • @mleh2512
    @mleh2512 Год назад +8

    Thank you for this informative and well-made report.

  • @mikeforce5926
    @mikeforce5926 Год назад +17

    If you can't get off drugs. Sometimes death is the only way out. There is nothing we can do about it.

  • @cynthiarosario6605
    @cynthiarosario6605 Год назад +15

    The only way to fight the drug problem is to improve people's lives. Healthcare, good paying jobs, housing, and a good quality of life.

    • @PatrickMJr
      @PatrickMJr Год назад +1

      Its not that simple, but those things would definitley help.

    • @lilswtangel92
      @lilswtangel92 11 месяцев назад

      I couldn’t agree with you more! Some people just gave up on life cus they couldn’t find help. Family..friends…people just turned away from them

    • @asmith7276
      @asmith7276 11 месяцев назад +1

      The best way to improve one's life is to do it themselves, not sitting around waiting for the gov't to do it for them with handouts. People need to educate themselves with skills and stay out of trouble in order to get 'good-paying jobs'.

    • @user-sw2wv1zx1t
      @user-sw2wv1zx1t 11 месяцев назад

      @PatrickMJr It is. They just won’t do it. Same reason the drugs are on the street in the first place.

  • @normalove8116
    @normalove8116 Год назад +9

    Thank you for sharing this video. I have never heard of this drug. But i do see people like this 😢 so sad.

  • @PonderingGhost
    @PonderingGhost Год назад +5

    Everyone said how cool would it be to go through a zombie apocalypse. You got what you wanted, so now deal with it.

  • @painpatientsaddiction3640
    @painpatientsaddiction3640 Год назад +18

    You know this is happening but you stop legal medication for so many people that really need it. Decriminalize all drugs so garbage like animals tranquilizers can hopefully end fast. Let's face it a addict will always continue to find something to get there fix.

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад +3

      I want to agree with you, and partially do, but not completely. I'd legalize all drugs - BUT - only if the each state was mandated to provide detox and medical services to the addicted. Right now, adequate help is not available. The real way through life is not take these drugs at all. Allowing addicts to get drugs can be a path to recovery, but recovery must be the ultimate goal, not simply to enable addiction.

    • @painpatientsaddiction3640
      @painpatientsaddiction3640 Год назад +2

      @@MaterLacrymarum I agree but it only works when the person addicted wants to stop

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад +2

      @@painpatientsaddiction3640 Of course. We've lost so many people thus far, and we'll always have a number that don't make it. Right now we're essentially just leaving them to die. We really ought to be providing the kind of care that could help them, but the general public see no good in helping them.

    • @painpatientsaddiction3640
      @painpatientsaddiction3640 Год назад

      @@MaterLacrymarum I agree with you

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад +2

      @ The answer is both simply, and obvious - because they can, and because it's the right thing to do. Health care in the richest country of the world ought to be available. With all the money governments waste, why are you objecting to a government taking care of the health of its citizens? We, as a nation, aren't judged on how we treat the rich, we're judged on how we treat the poorest among us. This is nothing like bikes.

  • @TG-hf1gx
    @TG-hf1gx Год назад +4

    Thank you.
    I'm from NC living in SF.
    I'm sharing this video with as many as I can back home. I'm from a very small country town near a military base. They have no idea what's headed their way.
    I was placed in "affordable housing" here in the Tenderloin in SF.
    It's hell on earth.

    • @johnsmith_treeler9031
      @johnsmith_treeler9031 6 месяцев назад +1

      I'm from fayetteville nc, are you from hope mills or spring lake lol orcloser to beach

    • @TG-hf1gx
      @TG-hf1gx 6 месяцев назад +1

      Hi😊 SJ AFB, Goldsboro

  • @BusterMSC1
    @BusterMSC1 10 месяцев назад +12

    I got a blood clot in my leg after my vacc1ne which caused a serious ulcer on my leg. I had doctors asking me weird questions repeatedly about drug use and I have no history of that. Finally I asked one doctor why did you ask me that ? and he told me about this trend. I cannot imagine having this wound without my monthly wound clinic and my clean dressings and medicine. 😢Prayers to these people. Heartbreaking 💔

  • @christopherleo7081
    @christopherleo7081 Год назад +14

    Go after pfizer at end of day no matter how much comes in the majority is domestic not foriegn

  • @shadowyfigure7893
    @shadowyfigure7893 Год назад +18

    what gets me is the people who have never tried it that instead of taking a step back and seeing what it does to people who use it and thinking 'f@#k no! im not gonna end up like that!' they just go for it and end up a mess, a statistic or both

    • @sugarsore
      @sugarsore Год назад +4

      Most people (outside of Philadelphia) don't know they're using xylazine. It's mixed in with the fentanyl.

    • @TheBlindNiggaMC
      @TheBlindNiggaMC Год назад +3

      ​@@sugarsore Even if you don't know what you are taking, he's saying you can clearly see what it does to the people around you. So why the hell would somebody see the results and still decide to use?

    • @sugarsore
      @sugarsore Год назад +3

      @@TheBlindNiggaMC This drug is so new that all most addicts are seeing other people do is get very sleepy.

    • @TheBlindNiggaMC
      @TheBlindNiggaMC Год назад +2

      @@sugarsore the one dude literally said he sees people slumped over dragging their knuckles on the ground like an animal something he's never seen so obviously people are still making the conscious decision to use this stuff even after knowing the side effects.

    • @sugarsore
      @sugarsore Год назад +2

      @@TheBlindNiggaMC that's in Kensington, Pennsylvania. Kensington is very different from the rest of the country (other than skid row).

  • @lalasworld7870
    @lalasworld7870 Год назад +10

    My ex relapsed Feb 2023 it's so sad and I think of him everyday.. we losing alotvof great ppl too this disease and monster dealers... heartless ppl whether it's a choice or not they wouldn't sell it too they bro/sis intentionally killing ppl.. RIP to those we lost.. and FIGHT HARD THOSE TRYING TO RECOVER U GOT THIS

    • @stoptrudeau42
      @stoptrudeau42 Год назад

      My stepsister abandoned her 2 babies and is working the streets. Hasnt been seen in over a year. Luckily my stepdad is taking care of them. So fukin sad whats happening.

    • @user-sw2wv1zx1t
      @user-sw2wv1zx1t 11 месяцев назад

      Wonder why no one is being 5150’d

  • @h0rriphic
    @h0rriphic Год назад +4

    Damn. I’m a recovering heroin addict…thought that was really bad. But I was able to hold down a job, high on dope. If I had the misfortune to get hooked on this stuff I’d absolutely be dead. This is so sad.

    • @emsa5034
      @emsa5034 Год назад +2

      I’m currently a functioning alcoholic. It’s been months since I’ve drank but have been working so much lately I started drinking hard liquor again, even at work. Almost every day. I don’t drink on my days off tho. But I’m only 23 for gods sake. I’m done with it. I’m pouring the rest of this whiskey out, it makes me depressed and makes my stomach and muscles hurt anyway so why the fuck do I keep drinking it?? It made me feel happier only a FEW times at work and now I keep trying to find that happiness again. But it doesn’t work anymore. So I’m done now.

  • @carolinecarty1829
    @carolinecarty1829 Год назад +45

    If I’m not mistaken, I’ve seen a documentary about this type of drug 10 years ago but it was happening in Russia. I’m not sure if it was tranq but it left the person with necrosis of the limbs

    • @sanniwartinen3595
      @sanniwartinen3595 Год назад +61

      You are talking about Krokodil, which is not the same drug as tranq, but the side effects are VERY similar!

    • @carolinecarty1829
      @carolinecarty1829 Год назад +14

      @@sanniwartinen3595 yeah it’s 10 years ago. I wasn’t exactly sure of the name of it.

    • @RoyRagn
      @RoyRagn Год назад +1

      I absolutely love KROKODIL

    • @henryrollins9177
      @henryrollins9177 Год назад +24

      ​@@RoyRagn get more so we dont have to listen from you again...😂

    • @Piunti_302
      @Piunti_302 Год назад

      There was also another documentary some years ago about this xylaxine dope down in Puerto Rico, Kensington and philly got a lot of Puerto Ricans. And so that's where I believe The xylaxine itself is coming from
      Edit: oh shit ended up saying it they self and there's documentary after I said this

  • @magical8013
    @magical8013 Год назад +8

    I know how addictive fentanyl is and how it can ruin your life. I went from having about 15 grand in my bank account to being in the negative $700 every week after working 80 hours. Methadone is what save me. I'm still trying to get out of the negative, but at least I'm not using fentanyl no more. If you guys are trapped the best thing to do is get some type of maintenance program going. That stuff is horrible and it makes you think it's taking care of your problems in your thoughts but trust me they come back tenfold once you're off of it, and you don't have the stuff. Tolerance goes up so fast.

    • @IWannatalkpodcast
      @IWannatalkpodcast 4 месяца назад

      I'm English and I used to be on methadone 20 years ago. Going cold turkey from that was the closest I've ever got to hell on earth. I hope you're doing well now 🙏🏻

  • @cherylsmith7199
    @cherylsmith7199 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for airing this story 🙏♥️

  • @famfirst718Ent
    @famfirst718Ent Год назад +6

    Anybody selling that stuff should get life in jail....

    • @meghancass3187
      @meghancass3187 Год назад +1

      So they can sell it in jail too?

    • @felotropo
      @felotropo 7 месяцев назад

      @@meghancass3187Great idea this is a Monopol 😂

  • @johnjay9404
    @johnjay9404 Год назад +10

    Somehow...I really don't feel sorry for them at all. People choose this, or they choose not to.

  • @care4animals114
    @care4animals114 Год назад +2

    If heroin, weed and cocaine weren't made illegal there'd be no need for synthetic drugs.
    Think about it

  • @dannyd376
    @dannyd376 Год назад

    Great job on the story! Thank you

  • @davidjones2382
    @davidjones2382 Год назад +5

    And yet you will still get more time for a weed charge in most states

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад +2

      I swear, weed users are huge Karen's. Every time illegal drugs are mentioned, you can be sure a weed user will come on whining. FFS. You know what the law is, and you know not all punishments are equitable. It's time to act like an adult. Enjoy your weed, and if you get caught with it and it's illegal, accept the consequences like a man.

    • @davidjones2382
      @davidjones2382 Год назад

      @@MaterLacrymarum lol and you’re calling me a Karen 😂😂 don’t drop your foil next time you nod out junkie

  • @empirebbk
    @empirebbk Год назад +2

    Why are tranq videos, posted by news organizations, so similar to trailers for horror films? The music, the transitions, the voices, the titles, etc…the entire coverage 🤯

    • @djtriggamth
      @djtriggamth Год назад +1

      Because it is a horror film

  • @marjorieallard6665
    @marjorieallard6665 Год назад +2

    I got off heroin over 26 years ago. Fenteyl, let alone tranc was never heard of. If I ever had a desire to use "one more time". All I have to do is watch people of Kensington and that would change my mind. It is so scary what is out there. I don't even think heroin even exists any more. So glad I kicked that decades ago.

  • @curiosity5679
    @curiosity5679 11 месяцев назад +3

    If only money could be spent on helping people and stopping all of this instead of being spent on war.
    We all have a hole inside us, a void it seems. It's beyond a shame that people use drugs to fill that void. Heartbreaking

  • @KatieBlue16
    @KatieBlue16 11 месяцев назад +6

    This is horrific 😢. I'm dreading the day that it makes it's way over here to the UK as a fully blown endemic. Praying for all who are caught up in this deadly cycle and their families 🙏🏻🇬🇧✨

    • @borsuk96
      @borsuk96 5 месяцев назад

      Not only tranq. In this document the coroner is talking about carfentanyl - it was used by russian police in gas form in 2002 in Dubrovka theather where It killed a lot of people. I read a statement of a women who was using It with her partner as if fentanyl wasn't enough. According to her words : carfentanyl needs more doses like any strong opioid but real ride starts when you try to quit. She describe It like undescribed pain and as she wrote she and her man almost died . In one sentence: carfentanyl is poison, shit and made by devil

  • @YouYou-sm8tf
    @YouYou-sm8tf Год назад +12

    Teach your kids to not play with drugs. Life is more than being addicted and souless, like a zombie

    • @JJimmy647
      @JJimmy647 Год назад

      Oh yahh because the “just say no” campaign really worked eh. We need to educate kids about drugs with actual facts. Quit saying things like “drugs will melt your brain and turn you into a zombie” because it’s not true. Im 20 years old and growing up I was told all the same things. We even had a drug awareness class in school once a year. I seriously believed that if I did drugs I would never be the same again but then a friend smoked weed and nothing happened to him. I tried it, nothing happened to me either. Friends tried other drugs and they didn’t turn into zombies so I tried other drugs and guess what, it felt amazing. I’ve been fighting addiction for a quarter of my life now. Nobody told me they make you feel great?? Yes in the long term drugs will impact your life in some way but kids don’t see long term they live with what they got right now. You don’t become “soulless” overnight it can take years of drug use before they really start to mess up your life. In the beginning it’s just for fun but somewhere along the line you lose yourself. Suddenly you can’t remember the high hopes and the dreams you had as a kid. You quit believing in yourself and slowly everybody around you does too. Addiction comes in all shapes and sizes. Rich or poor. Black or white. Young or old. Functioning addicts do exist in society. Alcohol, Nicotine, Caffeine are among the most addictive drugs on the planet. I can go on forever. Drugs are not the problem. Lack of education and drug abuse is the problem. As a kid you always trust the grown ups in the room and they flat out lied to us

  • @MayaMaya-os7yr
    @MayaMaya-os7yr Год назад +4

    I'm an addiction counselor.. and it's so hard for these people to get off Fent

    • @dabsallday9938
      @dabsallday9938 Год назад +2

      THANK YOU for what you do!! ❤❤ We definitely need more addiction counselors that actually care!! I love my counselor so so so much, he has saved my life and has saved me from relapsing MANY times!! ❤❤

  • @moneymattersmastery55897
    @moneymattersmastery55897 Год назад +8

    It's interesting that the two freest states (South Dakota and Wyoming) don't have this problem. People like myself spend their time blowing shit up, shooting guns, building sketchy race cars, and riding dirt bikes. All of the things I mentioned are legal in those states, people have so much freedom that there's barely time to relax, let alone get started on drugs. The biggest issue here is government regulation. Wyoming exports over 35% of this country's clean burning coal, the people in my town earn 6 figures right out of highschool while enjoying an affordable cost of living. It's so easy to make it out here when the government allows its people to prosper under the liberty this country was founded upon. I moved to the city when I was young (Denver) and quickly moved back to my roots. If more people saw my part of the country their perception would quickly change. I love everyone in this country no matter what your views are and I hope you prosper in this beautiful life God has given us.

  • @AHD2105
    @AHD2105 Год назад +10

    I think the US as a whole is morally lost. People from very old cultures have another kind of resilience because each person has a role and a value. The US ditched culture from the start of its conception.

    • @PinkyakaAyannaj
      @PinkyakaAyannaj Год назад +2

      They need to pin your comment

    • @General_Proton
      @General_Proton Год назад

      100 percent .

    • @user-sw2wv1zx1t
      @user-sw2wv1zx1t 11 месяцев назад

      Misogyny is not it. The perfect combination of freedom for woman and enforcement of safety against drugs is possible.

  • @auntieyoni4129
    @auntieyoni4129 Год назад +9

    Philly been and still like this in Kensington its a mess

  • @rgasta7765
    @rgasta7765 Год назад +4

    Amazing documentary.

  • @johnnyblade4351
    @johnnyblade4351 Год назад +9

    We have this stuff called SPICE on the streets here in UK. Obviously the drug problem is out of control. If you had 107,000 people at a gig they would be passed away & the venue would be empty of life. That is quite disturbing !!!. I smoked,I tripped,I snorted but not anymore it's"more than Dangerous Along with Homelessness the situation is multiplied. A terrible crisis. Where is the Answer ?? & how to deal with it ?? IF ya can't get HELP

    • @maryannhope8276
      @maryannhope8276 Год назад

      It's in the UK also
      .

    • @creamydistortion
      @creamydistortion Год назад

      It's because western countries have bad families.

    • @bethewalt7385
      @bethewalt7385 Год назад

      Spice is garbage, it's awful stuff, terrible high i hear, why? We don't need it stateside with weed being legal practically everywhere, spice is a garbage, trash drug for garbage, trash people

  • @encryptlakegames5328
    @encryptlakegames5328 Год назад +3

    Bro we have been screaming about tranq for that past 6 1/2 years in PA, and now they think its worth a show. If you all would have listened when we first tried raising attention to it, it could have saved thousands.

    • @evanryherd7648
      @evanryherd7648 Год назад

      Sounds like you fucked up...should have told more people, or more important people ..but good try tho I guess

  • @stevens2806
    @stevens2806 Год назад +16

    I love how the DEA never brings up the fact that if we regulated the recreational drugs in this country, like we do with cannabis in some states, the cartels would be gone and the DEA would get WAY less money--big hint: that is why they don't mention that. It is not like making the drugs illegal actually stops people from using them, obviously. Keep doing the same thing and expect different results is the definition of insanity or capitalistic/police state tactics.

    • @williebeamish5879
      @williebeamish5879 Год назад +3

      Feeds our "judicial system".

    • @meghancass3187
      @meghancass3187 Год назад +2

      The worst thing about your point is it's totally logical and obvious...and yet the opposite is being done.

    • @AuroraBoarder1
      @AuroraBoarder1 Год назад

      Legalizing marijuana has actually made things worse. Dealers now steal from the dispensaries and undercut the price on the streets. They can easily lace it with fentanyl.
      The best way to deal with the epidemic is to refuse to take part in it. If you say no the first time, it never becomes an issue.

    • @asmith7276
      @asmith7276 Год назад

      Funny thing, that's what pro-pot politicians said about legalizing marijuana in the states that have done so. But guess what, the unregulated black-market street dealers are STILL doing very well for themselves selling mucho maryjane in those states. I imagine the same would happen if so-called 'legalizing' other drugs were to happen. Also, legalizing drugs gives the impression to impressionable minds that 'using' drugs for recreational purposes is OK and 'safe' and acceptable, and would no doubt lead to even more potential partakers who could wind up with a problem. The potential for abuse will always be ever-present when it comes to using mind-altering/numbing drugs for whatever purpose. We already have an ever-growing out-of-control problem with drug addiction that can only grow worse with lessening the stigma of such activity. The reason Kensington has gotten so bad is because the Philly Dem Mayor, City Council and DA have told the police to 'just let the addicts and homeless be' out on the streets, in public, and thus ruining the neighborhoods for the sober law-abiding citizens. Such an approach only enables the bad behavior. What was once a thriving shopping district is now riddled with empty store-fronts and profuse amounts of litter and trash (including thousands of discarded hypo needles).

    • @mrsweetpotato4354
      @mrsweetpotato4354 Год назад +2

      I guess it depends on what one considers recreational, I personally don't think, heroin,meth and coke are rec drugs

  • @justinbrandt8415
    @justinbrandt8415 Год назад

    What an excellent news story, very captivating. Great job😁😁

  • @estellepatella2520
    @estellepatella2520 Год назад +2

    Has the DEA been defunded or something? How come there is no effort at stopping the manufacture and distribution of these deadly drugs? Why are the open air drug markets being allowed to operate? Providing free injection equipment and so called safe injection sites is absolutely the wrong approach to the scourge of drug addiction. Enabling addicts is not helping them.

    • @meghancass3187
      @meghancass3187 Год назад

      They can't keep drugs out of maximum security prisons. How do you expect the DEA to stop it in the free world? It makes no sense. Addiction is a medical problem not a crime problem.

  • @robtopping7811
    @robtopping7811 Год назад +15

    Tranq has been out for yrs (other countries) , it's just now getting to these areas , and it's a Beast of a drug !!

    • @ivanc9231
      @ivanc9231 Год назад +1

      Didn't they call this crocodile in Russia some 10yrs ago??

    • @eustab.anas-mann9510
      @eustab.anas-mann9510 Год назад +4

      ​​@@ivanc9231o, different drugs. Google "Xylazine" and then "Krokodil (drug)". The effect on tissue when injecting seems to be similar though.

    • @creamydistortion
      @creamydistortion Год назад

      In Southeast Asia, you never see street junkies. They have better families, unlike the Americans.

    • @3amigos919
      @3amigos919 10 месяцев назад

      Which countries?

  • @richardzimmer5192
    @richardzimmer5192 Год назад +15

    The Government should give this drug out free of charge. Great way to end drug addiction and homelessness at the same time.

    • @Chris-zq4bd
      @Chris-zq4bd Год назад

      Yea maybe this is like a eugenics thing where they want the homeless and mentally ill dead so just get them hooked on drugs and poison the drug supply... Genius!!! 🧠🤔🤔🤔

    • @richardhanes7370
      @richardhanes7370 Год назад +4

      What's wrong with you

    • @shelleyconnolly8452
      @shelleyconnolly8452 Год назад +1

      Great attitude...anyone and I mean ANYONE can fall through the cracks and turn to drugs anyone of us is a step away from homelessness in this current state ..the vet that comes back from war and can't cope, the young mom that hasn't slept more than 3 hours a night for weeks the full time carer that is on the edge of a nervous breakdown the teenager that's being raped at home by a parent .everyone that is homeless has a story and most are horrific and sometimes drugs are an escape ..but so nice to see your way of dealing with homeless human beings and addicts is murder ...your humanitarian award is in the post ...or perhaps you just work for the government ...

    • @meghancass3187
      @meghancass3187 Год назад

      What, an put all the dealers on welfare? You're a commie.

    • @creamydistortion
      @creamydistortion Год назад +1

      Have patience. The Americans will all be gone soon enough.

  • @tiggercampbell6198
    @tiggercampbell6198 Год назад +5

    oh God please bind the darkness in those who are trying to kill the addicted..

  • @letisriva8581
    @letisriva8581 6 месяцев назад +1

    I saw one yesterday in dollar store. In a worse situation looked exactly like a zombie, with his eyes closed all the time. Didn’t know what’s wrong with that young man. Very sad . Very scary. He was literally walking dead.

  • @meredithaherntamilio4553
    @meredithaherntamilio4553 Год назад +8

    Prayers for my sisters and brothers still out there using ,its a life of pure HELL!! WE ONLY CAN GET LUCKY SO MANY TIMES ,OR NOT AT ALL ,ITS NOT WORTH THE HEARTACHE WE WILL LEAVE BEHIND ,GET MAD AT THE DRUG ,NOT THE ADDICT AND THE DAMM COUNTRY'S SUPPLYING IT ! OUR ENEMYS ARE WINNING ,IM SAYING MY PRAYERS ON A DAILY BASIS, AND I KEEP REAL CLOSE TO CLEAN PEOPLE ,MAINTAINING A SOBER / CLEAN LIFE IS Z WHOLE DIFFERENT WORLD ,LOVE TO U ALL❤

  • @JuanHernandez-ry9dr
    @JuanHernandez-ry9dr Год назад +3

    Solution. Concentration Camps. Clean your cities.
    Provide food, health care at the camps. You need to clean the streets now. Government is a failure.

  • @GeronimoAdaze-rs2ug
    @GeronimoAdaze-rs2ug Год назад +4

    It's really sad to see people who are so addicted to dope that they are losing life and limb in so many cases but yet they all go back for more and more. DEAD END and these people know that and accept it but they still go back for more.

  • @WhiteWolfBlackStar
    @WhiteWolfBlackStar Год назад +1

    I heard from somebody I knew in Portland, he said he got a spider bite on his leg, he was going to lose his leg. I told him years ago, he needs to always keep antibiotics on him. I wondered if it was this stuff. I haven't heard from him since. He got into heroin. IDK If you have people out there, this is scary ✨🕊stay blessed and safe, I hope y'all find what you need to get free of this✨

    • @rod1499
      @rod1499 Год назад +1

      Its called krokidil in Europe and causes the open wounds and necrosis of the skin and tissue. Amputations are often the result.

  • @desolationtrees666
    @desolationtrees666 4 месяца назад

    "She relapsed..."
    Xylazine:15
    Amphetamine:140
    Meth:820
    Fent:16
    Norfent:2.0
    4-ANPP:0.71
    As a drug addict myself i call that a Royal flush

  • @yscott4I56
    @yscott4I56 Год назад +3

    Goodness how high can one want to get. Prayers

  • @shannonEGBOK
    @shannonEGBOK Год назад +11

    When I saw folks hunched over like that I wondered what was in that dope cause that nod looks different. My heart aches for every addict still suffering. I highly recommend the methadone program it saved my life.

  • @florastewart7957
    @florastewart7957 7 месяцев назад +1

    Sad. Stopping the supply route is extremely hard. Prayers

  • @YouSpewed
    @YouSpewed 4 месяца назад

    Is there any way to tell if the fentanyl/heroin has that in it? Is there a certain color to look for?
    What happens if you skin or muscle pop it? Does it do that same damage to the tissue?
    What about if you snort it or smoke it?

  • @tsheposeeletso6475
    @tsheposeeletso6475 Год назад +7

    Americas drug problem is unprecedented

  • @iansprague2260
    @iansprague2260 Год назад +6

    Good story. I wish they would talk about where many of these deadly chemicals are coming from. We could prevent a lot of deaths if we stop this chemical warfare from entering our southern borders.

    • @realolivertwisted
      @realolivertwisted 10 месяцев назад

      Dems don’t wanna stop it (and are *working with* the cartels) and most Republicans are right there with them. 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @blzspti909
      @blzspti909 5 месяцев назад

      Most of them don’t come through the southern border.
      They never did, it’s just a bullshit talking point cooked up by Fox News to rile up the Republican base.
      You can look at publicly accessible data and see that most illicit drugs come into the U. S. theought porta of entry which means that most of it is smuggled in through airports.

    • @Manny-gf9gm
      @Manny-gf9gm 5 месяцев назад

      Probably coming from CHINA RUSSIA , LATIN AMERICA

  • @williamfrazier4797
    @williamfrazier4797 9 месяцев назад +1

    The evidence is overwhelming that the war against drugs has been lost! The time has come to decriminalize drugs and to stop treating people as criminals.

  • @lesicaroux1586
    @lesicaroux1586 Год назад +1

    Who would mix this into the drugs knowing it would be killing your customers?

  • @messiah-6261
    @messiah-6261 Год назад +13

    Who's idea was it to start mixing 🐎 horse tranq and fentanyl together and who's keeping these people supplied? I know so many people who have lost their lives because of this demon. It's so heartbreaking. Prayers for all

    • @williamcollins8098
      @williamcollins8098 Год назад

      The news is jail time and harsh punishment is waiting for pushers!!

    • @AuroraBoarder1
      @AuroraBoarder1 Год назад

      ​@William Collins - let's hope so!

    • @maryannhope8276
      @maryannhope8276 Год назад +1

      CHINA MAINLY & MEXICO

    • @meghancass3187
      @meghancass3187 Год назад

      @@williamcollins8098 Yeah. That's sure to stop them. Hahaha! OMG. They can't keep drugs out of maximum security prisons. Are you even thinking about this? They've been fighting the drug war since the 1940's. Every year it only gets worse. So let's keep on keepin' on with it. Lol

    • @bethewalt7385
      @bethewalt7385 Год назад

      The Chinese and the south American cartels have it solidly tied up

  • @justinsimpson1688
    @justinsimpson1688 Год назад +5

    It's all over Massachusetts to I myself am unfortunately hooked on it. Shit is that worst withdrawal out there it's like a benzo detox on top of the fentanyl. Methadone and Suboxone doesn't do jack shit for it. I really hope anyone who has just started doing this shit gets off ASAP. I can't shoot it anymore it's literally cooked my veins burnt them out in 6 months. This is nothing like heroin or fentanyl it's horrible Im trying to get off of it i really hope i can but I've been fighting it for 17yrs i have a feeling the only way im going to stop is when im 6 feet under

    • @PinkyakaAyannaj
      @PinkyakaAyannaj Год назад

      Have you tried Kratom??
      It really does work.
      Kratom doesn't make the withdrawals go away but it makes it tolerable.
      Yes your uncomfortable but you can do it. 3 days of discomfort...5 days of feeling better..7 days of dealing with being sober....after that your clear💙🤍🙏🏽

    • @OhitsAmina318
      @OhitsAmina318 Год назад

      Prayers ❤

    • @bethewalt7385
      @bethewalt7385 Год назад

      Probably

  • @monaw6484
    @monaw6484 Год назад

    Is this the same as croc? With the skin reactions?

  • @jen_wren_x
    @jen_wren_x Год назад +3

    Fentanyl crisis is turning folks into zombies.. it’s so tragic.. 😳😳

    • @bethewalt7385
      @bethewalt7385 Год назад +1

      Fentynal isn't turning them into zombies, zylazine is

  • @DeanDangerousTDD7
    @DeanDangerousTDD7 Год назад +3

    5/4/23
    Drugging children for supposed behavior/focus issues is a Crime Against Humanity.
    The child has no choice in the matter yet has to suffer the consequences well into adulthood.
    Most the time the child finds themselves being prescribed additional drugs to combat the side effects of the initial drug & this often times last well into adulthood.
    Our system introduces children into addiction before they even enter Middle School.
    How is this not a crime against humanity?
    Adults can choose to seek help and get medicated if they want
    but
    to drug a child and introduce that child to addiction before he or she even enters middle school.
    Thats A Crime Against Humanity !!!!
    Most of these children being drugged eventually have to be prescribed additional medication just to combat the side effects of the intial medication that they was prescribed and this often times lasts well into the childs adulthood.
    Its a Crime Against Humanity!!!!
    How is it not a crime against humanity when the child has no choice in the matter of being drugged yet has to suffer the consequences well into adulthood?
    Answer that.
    Alot of people feel this way but it never gets any attention do to it not being a political issue. Neither side benefits from bringing this crime against humainty to the light for discussion or debate.
    " Unpopular should never be considered as inappropriate for simply being considered Unpopular "
    *Unpopular by main$treamMedia standards that is*
    - American Intermediary 5/4/23
    I would like to see the research behind how many of these children shooters were prescribed to drugs
    I believe the medicating of children for supposed behavior/focus issues is the main problem.
    I commented about this on russel brands channel & the comment recieved 4.8 likes & accumulated a thread consisting of 600 replies before it was disabled & then eventually deleted by utube. My utube account was then removed after that. Which I contested & got it back but all of my comments for the last decade was erased.
    All this for saying that drugging children for supposed behavior/focus issues is a crime against humanity!
    Someday American Society will look back at this time that we are living in and will see it for what it is.
    They will understand that these were horrible times for a child to grow up if he or she was being
    raised by a single mother.
    It is the single mothers that the schools seem to target the most aggressively. When I was a child, my mother was given an ultimadeum by the vice principle at my school. My mom was told to either remove me from the school that I was attending or to have me evaluated by a doctor for potentially being adhd.
    I was medicated that same week. I never believed that I had adhd. Before being medicated I didnt even like to take over the counter meds for headaches or anything. I was hardly ever sick before being medicated.
    I was forced to take drugs as a child that I didnt need, I didn't deserve that!
    My behavior problems as a child stemed from moving to a new enviroment. A new enviroment that was way, way different from where I grew up previously to moving.
    Being in a new school & also not having my father around. Those were the main factors for my brhavior issues.
    Before I moved,
    I was just a normal kid. Then at my new school, after only 1 year.
    I was being evaluated for adhd.
    If anything, I probably just needed to live with my father,
    but I felt bad for my mom because she would cry anytime that I would bring the idea up of me going to my dad's house to live.
    If no one is ever held accountable for the millions of kids that have been misdiagnosed for adhd. I would be fine with that. I would be ok with that if the practice of drugging children ended today.
    Kids shouldn't have to suffer the consequences from adults making poor desicions, Poor desicions that are motivated by unethical reasoning, probably mainly the reasons that surround greed.
    People need to speak up about what is happening here in America because it is A Crime against Humanity!!!!
    - American Intermediary ( 5/4/23 )

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад

      Wow. Some kids need medicine. Some daily, others periodically. The child gets no choice because they're children. They are under the guardianship of their parents, and it's the parents that get to decide. Treating an illness is not a crime against humanity.

    • @DeanDangerousTDD7
      @DeanDangerousTDD7 Год назад

      @@MaterLacrymarum It is a crime against humanity when it has a negative inpact on the child's life. An impact that last well into that childs adulthood years.
      &
      Its not a illness, you have been brain washed into believing them lies,
      but not me!

    • @DeanDangerousTDD7
      @DeanDangerousTDD7 Год назад

      5/723
      ( proof read for grammar & punctuation errors )
      Drugging children for supposed behavior/focus issues is a Crime Against Humanity.
      The child has no choice in the matter yet has to suffer the consequences well into adulthood.
      Most the time the child finds themselves being prescribed additional drugs to combat the side effects of the initial drug & this often times last well into adulthood.
      Our system introduces children into addiction before they even enter Middle School.
      How is this not a crime against humanity?
      Adults can choose to seek help and get medicated if they want
      but
      to drug a child and introduce that child to addiction before he or she even enters middle school.
      Thats A Crime Against Humanity !!!!
      Most of these children being drugged eventually have to be prescribed additional medication just to combat the side effects of the initial medication that they was prescribed and this often times lasts well into the child's adulthood.
      Its a Crime Against Humanity!!!!
      How is it not a crime against humanity when the child has no choice in the matter of being drugged yet has to suffer the consequences well into adulthood?
      Answer that.
      Alot of people feel this way but it never gets any attention do to it not being a political issue. Neither side benefits from bringing this crime against humanity to the light for discussion or debate.
      " Unpopular should never be considered as inappropriate for simply being considered Unpopular "
      *Unpopular by main$treamMedia standards that is*
      - American Intermediary 5/4/23
      I would like to see the research behind how many of these children shooters were prescribed to drugs
      I believe the medicating of children for supposed behavior/focus issues is the main problem.
      I commented about this on russel brands channel & the comment received 4.8 likes & accumulated a thread consisting of 600 replies before it was disabled & then eventually deleted by utube. My utube account was then removed after that. Which I contested & got it back but all of my comments for the last decade was erased.
      All this for saying that drugging children for supposed behavior/focus issues is a crime against humanity!
      Someday American Society will look back at this time that we are living in and will see it for what it is.
      They will understand that these were horrible times for a child to grow up if he or she was being
      raised by a single mother.
      It is the single mothers that the schools seem to target the most aggressively. When I was a child, my mother was given an ultimatum by the vice principle at my school. My mom was told to either remove me from the school that I was attending or to have me evaluated by a doctor for potentially being adhd.
      I was medicated that same week. I never believed that I had adhd. Before being medicated I didn't even like to take over the counter meds for headaches or anything. I was hardly ever sick before being medicated.
      I was forced to take drugs as a child that I didn't need, I didn't deserve that!
      My behavior problems as a child stemmed from moving to a new environment. A new environment that was way, way different from where I grew up previously to moving.
      Being in a new school & also not having my father around. Those were the main factors for my behavior issues.
      Before I moved,
      I was just a normal kid. Then at my new school, after only 1 year.
      I was being evaluated for adhd.
      If anything, I probably just needed to live with my father,
      but I felt bad for my mom because she would cry anytime that I would bring the idea up of me going to my dad's house to live.
      If no one is ever held accountable for the millions of kids that have been misdiagnosed for adhd. I would be fine with that. I would be ok with that if the practice of drugging children ended today.
      Kids shouldn't have to suffer the consequences from adults making poor decisions, Poor decisions that are motivated by unethical reasoning, probably mainly the reasons that surround greed.
      People need to speak up about what is happening here in America because it is A Crime against Humanity!!!!
      - American Intermediary

    • @MaterLacrymarum
      @MaterLacrymarum Год назад

      @@DeanDangerousTDD7 Nope. Giving medication to address the needs of a child, and to support a healthy upbringing, isn't a crime at all, let alone a crime against humanity. You're unhinged.

    • @DeanDangerousTDD7
      @DeanDangerousTDD7 Год назад

      @@MaterLacrymarum That is your opinion but 5,000 people on this platform who liked my comment regarding this issue on russel brand's channel.
      They all say otherwise.
      I'm not the only 1 who feels this way.
      Remember the stance that you are currently taking now
      because I screen shot all of my comments & the reply's.
      So make sure that you remember that,
      YOU support the drugging of children for adhd.
      & also
      Make sure that you stand by your belief then in the future just as you do now in the present.
      Your belief that,
      " drugging the children should be considered as addressing the child's needs. "
      Because once this Crime Against Humanity can't hide anymore & is finally exposed for what it is in the main$tream.
      I want you & others who are like you.
      (People who all have similar opinions on this topic)
      to explain why you supported this Crime Against Humanity.
      - American Intermediary

  • @Gregory-yk4wx
    @Gregory-yk4wx Год назад +4

    LORD HAVE MERCY HELP US ❤🎉😢

  • @zosothezephead837
    @zosothezephead837 Год назад +1

    A government health warning to heroin/fentanyl addicts is completely useless.

  • @ericchin739
    @ericchin739 10 месяцев назад +1

    Here's what makes no sense....
    Why would drug dealers cut their drugs with something that kills customers?!!
    If it's truly about the dealers "making more money and growing their marketshare" then they are actively working against their goal.
    Sounds more like a foreign adversary started getting into our drug supply....

  • @anne-lissemarkham6033
    @anne-lissemarkham6033 Год назад +7

    Take the people off the streets and place them into drug rehab no choice just go there or jail.

    • @samanthafreeman4315
      @samanthafreeman4315 Год назад +2

      Problem is funding. Then aftercare. Funding for that. Its all a mess.

    • @TheReaper42069
      @TheReaper42069 Год назад +2

      Tell me you know nothing about addiction without telling me you know nothing about addiction.

    • @stephaniemurria5534
      @stephaniemurria5534 Год назад

      ​@@TheReaper42069 💯

    • @bethewalt7385
      @bethewalt7385 Год назад +1

      Impossible, the system would implode, not enough beds, cells, or workers, it's sooooo not that simple and that would never work, check out the little brain on anne-lisse 😂

    • @hazeymystic8867
      @hazeymystic8867 Год назад

      It doesn’t work like that. They would go right back to using unless the addict WANTS to quit. I have known many addicts in my lifetime and until they want to get clean, truly… no amount of help will change them.

  • @theearthlaughs4251
    @theearthlaughs4251 Год назад +4

    It’s sad that people want to live life this way..there is usually an underlying cause for addiction that have gone untreated. Children aren’t as resilient as people think because I would bet the majority of people addicted at this level have suffered abuse as children.. I know some people have nice lives and still get addicted but sometimes having a lot of money and no real love and guidance get involved in drugs because having nice things doesn’t mean that neglect isn’t hurtful. I feel sad for addicts...they can’t deal with life and getting sober then they struggle to deal with the shame I pray God helps these lost souls. There is no easy answer to these issues..it feels impossible to even make a dent in something like this but helping even just one person matters

  • @SpiritBear2032
    @SpiritBear2032 Год назад +2

    What does this say for how we are doing as a society?

  • @jayanouni
    @jayanouni Год назад +4

    "Let's go and spends billions on wars in other countries" .......Right ?

    • @krisamagus1
      @krisamagus1 Год назад +1

      you 've been doing this for decades. Whats changed?

    • @jayanouni
      @jayanouni Год назад

      @@krisamagus1 You ? Who ?

    • @krisamagus1
      @krisamagus1 Год назад +1

      @@jayanouni you, the usa

    • @jayanouni
      @jayanouni Год назад

      @@krisamagus1 well that is an interesting accusation . I don't live there , not born there either

    • @meghancass3187
      @meghancass3187 Год назад

      Ukraine is an ally fighting like hell to hold back a thieving sociopath ruling Russia from menacing our other allies. They can be helped. These people ? Beyond help

  • @drewdrew53
    @drewdrew53 Год назад +3

    Starts with a choice he says... Here in Florida you go to the dentist for a tooth extraction you leave with 30 oxycodone 30mg. Not much of a choice after that. Taking those for 30 days they get you hooked. Because the withdrawals are unbearable, they have to have more... INSANE!!

    • @hime273
      @hime273 Год назад

      Bullshit. Nonody gets hooked off of that amount.
      Not to mention, that dentists have been threatned with loosing their licenses for prescribing opiates, so pretty much none of them will give anybody opiate Scripts now.

    • @pfranks75
      @pfranks75 Год назад +3

      A tooth extraction shouldn’t cause discomfort after a few days. Yeah, if you have a mouth full of rotting teeth that’s a different story.

    • @drewdrew53
      @drewdrew53 Год назад

      They are too young to have a mouth full of rotting teeth..

  • @Bt26x
    @Bt26x Год назад +2

    While this is going on in our cities & streets, our politicians are to busy lining their pockets w/ foreign interest & trying to put each other in jail. They don’t give a shit a out their citizens.. 🤦🏽‍♂️