Yeah just like African Americans were treated during the *U.S. Government sponsered crack cocaine epidemic in African American communities All over the the U.S.* African Americans were thrown in prison for years for what the Government and CIA was sponsored.
Nikki's compassion level is a 10... We need to be more like her in today's new world. More compassion, empathy, listening to the other person... Let's help each other out and not go against ideologies for the sake of being right all the time. Let's come together when it's physically allowed.
My nephew, Josh, died this past summer from a fentanyl overdose. Without a doubt, he made some poor choices, but he was a thoughtful, caring man and loving father. Josh was working hard to overcome his addiction. But, from what I could see, he had been so beat down by our "so called" (justice system) for many years. It wasn't drugs, but ignorance that killed him. Quite literally, he did not die of a heroin overdose. God bless you Kenny! Maybe McDonald's isn't everyone's idea of success, but, after just a year and a half, and probably not an easy one at that, you are the manager, and I I can tell you are respected and trusted, because, they gave you the keys! God gives us "the keys" when we are ready. And the best is yet to come.
The restriction of safe pain medications is why he died. Locking safe drugs away making them nearly impossible to access isnt the cure. As we've seen now pain meds are very hard to come by, and with a void in thier availability in comes massive amounts of unsafe n extremely harmful qnd dangerous replacements. Our society deionized pain pills over 2-3k deaths a year, 2021 jad over 130k deaths from fentanyl laced drugs. From 1996 the relase uear of oxycontin to 2013 we had collectively lost arnd 100k people in the US over those 18years. 2014 the first big year of fent pills enters and we see 70k deaths in one year. So locking up pain meds because 100k people died over 2 decades was bad, but the cure now results in 2 decades of death every year and growing. If doctors could treat addicts with stable doses of narcotics, the crimes related to drug seeking will dissappear like petty theft robberies etc. deaths will drop to pre fentanyl levels, and the cartell wont be able to financially survive and there goes all that garbage. Canda gives access to addicts to use dilaudid, they jave barely any fentanyl deaths, its never gonna be 100% correctable but we can limit the permanent harm done to so many. I see so many really smart good kids get curious and want to try a xanx. That 1st xanx is the end of their lives as its mqde with fentanyl.
Your comment would have so much more meaningful if you had left out that statement about the justice system. Are you honestly qualified to make such a determination?
@@dodgecrockett3474 It is my option, having seen the effect of the criminal justice system in my nephew’s life. Criminalizing addiction is counter-productive.
1:08 I disagree that opioid abuse is just a symptom of emotional or mental problems. ANYONE can just love how they feel on opioids and get addicted. They don't have to have troubled lives and get even more labels.
I understand where you're coming from. The opportunities in middle America are few and far between. Just from that impression brief impression, Kenny seems like a lovely, calm and patient person, with great managerial skills. As a currently unemployed person, success for me would be having a job. Added bonus points awarded to the job with a calm/practical boss at the helm. Dignity and security are meaningful qualities in a workplace . Ah, hopefully I don't sound all lecture-y, cause I don't mean to. What I'm getting at is, success means different things to different people. Not being locked down cause of covid 19 would be ace too, ha ha.
Meanwhile, if you are a chronic pain patient, your treatment is threatened by the attitude that Opioids are incredibly addictive & destructive, which is not the case for severe chronic pain patients....
Too true. I am one of many. There has been nothing else that I have tried, and I have, that helps. Even the opiates weren't perfect but they helped bring the pain down where I was not blacking out, going blind and deaf, or having seizures among other problems. I have CRPS after a tumor in my spinal cord and it is debilitating suffering hell on earth.
@@genericamerican7574 have you tried marijuana? It's probably different for different people. I was on vicodin for a broken hip, and I hated every minute of it. Chance of addiction was zero. If I'd had weed then it might have hurt a little more but I probably wouldn't have cared.
@@aluisious yes, it works great for the PTSD, anxiety, muscle aches,and spasms. I wish it wasn't so expensive and was enough for the nerve pain. I'm glad I don't feel intoxicated when I use it like some people and also every opiate I tried, other than soboxin that made me brainless and did nothing for the nerve pain. Even the opiates were limited relief. CRPS is a monster that only gets worse with time. I am thankful to be alive though.
@@aluisious I hope your hip feels better. Marijuana does work differently for everyone. I used to farm and grow it for patients when I was younger. I knew some people who could not handle it. It works great for my nausea too.
@@genericamerican7574 What have you tried for the nerve pain? For me, a low THC, high CBD product has been a lifesaver. Completely eliminated my sciatic nerve pain after years and years of pain.
What a remarkable young woman. It's also great that the community is getting behind this, not forgetting that these people who've got caught up in this are also wanting to help themselves. At the end of the day most people when they have the right supports in life actually want to do the right thing.
The Damage done - Remix : Needle and the Damage Done by Neil Young I've seen the drug war and the damage done On our young daughters and poor sons It seems Emancipation not for all not all , The damage done I saw them no-knocking on a cellar door SWAT locked and loaded ready for war Killing our children is now a daily chore , Please no more , The Damage done This drug war really been a hell for all Brought in OxyContin and that Fentynal The working class has had a great big fall , for all the damage done And those in chronic pain will get no help For them the pain meds stay up on the shelf This war on drugs for some a holocaust A Nation that's lost the final cost That drugs are bad for you is probably true Without them they'll use another ruse to come for you We all suffer for the privileged few Ooh , ooh . Ooh ! I sing this story because I loved this man I know that some of you wont understand That People of color have a right to live and prosper too In this land I've seen the drug war and the damage done , a little part of it in everyone And every injustice is like a setting sun Nihilist Young
Yeah just like African Americans were treated during the *U.S. Government sponsered crack cocaine epidemic in African American communities All over the the U.S.* African Americans were thrown in prison for years for what the Government and CIA was sponsored.
Everytime they play cognitive dissonance, instead of repenting to us and giving all our shit back they stole, the punishment will continue until they are all destroyed.
@@sunnatural1272 change doesn't always come for th right reasons. Positive change for one person might be negative for another. This is change that is causing problems to people who need treatment for chronic pain.
Drug is such a demonized term stemming from blind hate. There are recent studies with addicts that suggests that the opioid crisis can be alleviated through the use of certain chemical compounds (such as seroternegic psychedelics) that are non-addictive and coupled with psychotherapy. Unfortunately ignorance and fear will stagnate this approach for a very, very long time.
Nikki you are inspiration for all and hope for people devastated by this drug. Run for Congress and bring a change as to how Kentucky is reflected in US.
Bravo Nikki King 👑 you have set the bar with your dedicated and selfless service. Your empathy and concern for the communities is truly praise worthy. God bless you with all the happiness, and prosperity and peace. Ameen.
When I had spinal surgery, I was prescribed oxycodone. I didn’t get addicted, but let me tell you, I can see how easily people could become addicted. I was at a formal event, walking around serving tables. I started to feel pain and took oxy. At the end of the night, I looked down and realized that I had MASSIVE blisters on my feet from my shoes. There’s no way I would be able to ignore the pain without oxy. Those blisters left scars. Goes to show oxy is the best distraction.
I had a huge tumor pulled from my spinal cord. I have CRPS in more than half my body because of it. They took me off the pain meds that kept me stable. I'm in too much pain without even moving I can't get out of bed or go for walks. NOW I have seizures and black out trying to sit up to eat, brush my teeth or take a shower. The pain of typing this will last for only hours if I stop doing anything else. I need help. I'm told help does not exist but that is a LIE. I had help before. I was told by a neuropsychologist 10 years ago not to stop the meds they took me off of because this would happen and it could kill me. I wish it did. I would prefer death to lack of pain control.
Generic American, very sorry you have to go through that. Doctors just straight up don’t understand sometimes.You may not want to hear this, but reach out to God. Read His Word and pray. There are plenty of free Bible apps.
@@genericamerican7574 I've heard of many going through similar issues. A blanket ban on pain-med prescriptions certainly isn't the right approach either.
@@jewelbowers2607 thank you for your consideration. God created plants that are medicine. Its human greed and ignorance that abuse it for profit and ignorantly keep it from appropriately being used.🕊
@@HiAdrian thank you. That is too true. I am ashamed of these people who have created both sides of this problem and bury their heads in the sand. Doctors are not just there to heal what they can but also advocate for their patients. Many have dropped the ball. I do understand the legal dilemma but they have a voice that they unfortunately are afraid to use.
The opioid crisis has ravished small towns. We agree that substance abuse is a symptom of an underlying condition, often emotional issues. Therefore comprehensive treatment for the person is necessary.
Our society is good at convincing us that fear is to be avoided at ALL costs. That is wrong and dangerous. Appropriate fear has a vital role to keep us out of harms way. Drug and alcohol use are harmful. We should be fearful and stay away by keeping our guard up.
First sentence was truth... My hometown had a guy named "Junkie Jerry" and "Needle Mike"... Ironically they were only addicts for a short period but the names stuck.
No "addiction treatment" for opioids works. Drug addiction makes permanent, measurable changes to the brain the same way cutting off a finger makes permanent physiological changes to a hand. The closest "treatment" that does anything is government-sponsored addiction for life with free Suboxone or Methadone opioids. And drug addiction is not a "disease" any more than playing Russian Roulette is a "disease". It's a choice that one makes. A very stupid and selfish choice. There are only two ways for society to stop drug addiction: 1. People choose not to start doing drugs on their own. 2. People who do drugs are SEVERELY punished, up to and including death. If you think this is harsh consider two things. First, consider the actual cost that drug addicts impose not on themselves but on those around them and on society as a whole. Second, consider that the only places that have come even close to eradicating drug abuse are places like Singapore Unfortunately there are a lot of selfish and stupid people today who actually want to make it EASIER, even LEGAL, to take addictive drugs!
Well when it's white people they are considered victims. When it's black people it's all their faults. And they say black people play the victims.... you won't hear a white person take any responsibility for the drug choices they have made, they blame everyone else except the fact the freely chose to do drugs.
melvina628 This program is for people who have been arrested for a drug related offense. It is like a drug court, which is a similar program that is offered in several other states. People can to apply to these programs and, if chosen, will receive a multidisciplinary approach to treatment rather than getting a traditional sentence such as jail time.
The epidemic is caused by illicit fentanyl not prescription medication We hv statistics Want to know what’s going on go to (don’t punish pain )Claudia Marandi
This is great for those who want help but not for those who do not want help. Synthetic drugs burn off the persons sanity and forced or unforced treatment will not help those who choose to be drug users. I never thought I would see or meet someone who wants to be homeless on drugs until the homeless drug addict invasion that took over Los Angeles. I am shocked seeing people daily by the hundreds in my own neighborhood refusing treatment and refusing any help from shelters..because they want to be on drugs. I have no more sympathy anymore because these so called living beings live like the dead and have trashed my entire city. ALL FOR DRUGS. Drug use is criminal behavior because it makes a person a slave to the drugs, causes mental retardation, causes irrational behaviors, and creates criminals. legalization and softening of our approach towards Pharma, doctors who prescribe pain killers, and drug users and drug dealers will only create more drug addicted homelessness. I cannot feel sorry when I see someone knowingly turn to drugs with all the information at their disposal.
Drug education is so far behind in North America... treating addicts like human beings is the correct first step. Great job, Nikki!
Yeah just like African Americans were treated during the *U.S. Government sponsered crack cocaine epidemic in African American communities All over the the U.S.* African Americans were thrown in prison for years for what the Government and CIA was sponsored.
*What happened to..."Pick Yourself up by the Bootstraps"*
@@pwhales264Amen! There's no such thing. Nobody can thrive outside of community.
@@aurevoiralex Thank You
You seriously think junkies don't know not to do drugs!?😆
Nikki's compassion level is a 10... We need to be more like her in today's new world. More compassion, empathy, listening to the other person... Let's help each other out and not go against ideologies for the sake of being right all the time. Let's come together when it's physically allowed.
My nephew, Josh, died this past summer from a fentanyl overdose. Without a doubt, he made some poor choices, but he was a thoughtful, caring man and loving father. Josh was working hard to overcome his addiction. But, from what I could see, he had been so beat down by our "so called" (justice system) for many years.
It wasn't drugs, but ignorance that killed him.
Quite literally, he did not die of a heroin overdose.
God bless you Kenny!
Maybe McDonald's isn't everyone's idea of success, but, after just a year and a half, and probably not an easy one at that, you are the manager, and I I can tell you are respected and trusted, because, they gave you the keys!
God gives us "the keys" when we are ready.
And the best is yet to come.
The restriction of safe pain medications is why he died. Locking safe drugs away making them nearly impossible to access isnt the cure. As we've seen now pain meds are very hard to come by, and with a void in thier availability in comes massive amounts of unsafe n extremely harmful qnd dangerous replacements. Our society deionized pain pills over 2-3k deaths a year, 2021 jad over 130k deaths from fentanyl laced drugs. From 1996 the relase uear of oxycontin to 2013 we had collectively lost arnd 100k people in the US over those 18years. 2014 the first big year of fent pills enters and we see 70k deaths in one year. So locking up pain meds because 100k people died over 2 decades was bad, but the cure now results in 2 decades of death every year and growing. If doctors could treat addicts with stable doses of narcotics, the crimes related to drug seeking will dissappear like petty theft robberies etc. deaths will drop to pre fentanyl levels, and the cartell wont be able to financially survive and there goes all that garbage. Canda gives access to addicts to use dilaudid, they jave barely any fentanyl deaths, its never gonna be 100% correctable but we can limit the permanent harm done to so many. I see so many really smart good kids get curious and want to try a xanx. That 1st xanx is the end of their lives as its mqde with fentanyl.
Your comment would have so much more meaningful if you had left out that statement about the justice system. Are you honestly qualified to make such a determination?
@@dodgecrockett3474 It is my option, having seen the effect of the criminal justice system in my nephew’s life.
Criminalizing addiction is counter-productive.
1:08 I disagree that opioid abuse is just a symptom of emotional or mental problems. ANYONE can just love how they feel on opioids and get addicted. They don't have to have troubled lives and get even more labels.
The self righteous comments of urban ‘’elites’’ are so helpful
Yup. I remember that damn campaign that did no one any good. Why don't they bring it back now?
When the chosen "success story" is a full-time McDonald's worker, that's a real statement about what "success" means in a failed part of the world.
@liczba pojedyncza yeah, I get it, my point is that the bar is so low for Middle America that it's a shame.
@@BizzeeB he appears to be happy. it's his yardstick. as he says himself, "I think it's going to be a good day" and that all he needs to know.
@liczba pojedyncza We don't need more bloodsuckers on Wall Street anyway. Running a McDonald's is fine, people need food.
I understand where you're coming from. The opportunities in middle America are few and far between. Just from that impression brief impression, Kenny seems like a lovely, calm and patient person, with great managerial skills. As a currently unemployed person, success for me would be having a job. Added bonus points awarded to the job with a calm/practical boss at the helm. Dignity and security are meaningful qualities in a workplace . Ah, hopefully I don't sound all lecture-y, cause I don't mean to. What I'm getting at is, success means different things to different people. Not being locked down cause of covid 19 would be ace too, ha ha.
*Full time McDonalds manager
Thank you, Nikki.
Meanwhile, if you are a chronic pain patient, your treatment is threatened by the attitude that Opioids are incredibly addictive & destructive, which is not the case for severe chronic pain patients....
Too true. I am one of many. There has been nothing else that I have tried, and I have, that helps. Even the opiates weren't perfect but they helped bring the pain down where I was not blacking out, going blind and deaf, or having seizures among other problems. I have CRPS after a tumor in my spinal cord and it is debilitating suffering hell on earth.
@@genericamerican7574 have you tried marijuana? It's probably different for different people. I was on vicodin for a broken hip, and I hated every minute of it. Chance of addiction was zero. If I'd had weed then it might have hurt a little more but I probably wouldn't have cared.
@@aluisious yes, it works great for the PTSD, anxiety, muscle aches,and spasms. I wish it wasn't so expensive and was enough for the nerve pain. I'm glad I don't feel intoxicated when I use it like some people and also every opiate I tried, other than soboxin that made me brainless and did nothing for the nerve pain. Even the opiates were limited relief. CRPS is a monster that only gets worse with time. I am thankful to be alive though.
@@aluisious I hope your hip feels better. Marijuana does work differently for everyone. I used to farm and grow it for patients when I was younger. I knew some people who could not handle it. It works great for my nausea too.
@@genericamerican7574 What have you tried for the nerve pain? For me, a low THC, high CBD product has been a lifesaver. Completely eliminated my sciatic nerve pain after years and years of pain.
Thank you Nikki; the world needs more people like you!🙏💕💕
Kenny and Roc are amazing people, glad to consider you both a friend ! You guys have done amazing in life, keep it up! What a great video
What a remarkable young woman. It's also great that the community is getting behind this, not forgetting that these people who've got caught up in this are also wanting to help themselves. At the end of the day most people when they have the right supports in life actually want to do the right thing.
The Damage done - Remix : Needle and the Damage Done by Neil Young
I've seen the drug war and the damage done
On our young daughters and poor sons
It seems Emancipation not for all
not all , The damage done
I saw them no-knocking on a cellar door
SWAT locked and loaded ready for war
Killing our children is now a daily chore ,
Please no more , The Damage done
This drug war really been a hell for all
Brought in OxyContin and that Fentynal
The working class has had a great big fall , for all
the damage done
And those in chronic pain will get no help
For them the pain meds stay up on the shelf
This war on drugs for some a holocaust
A Nation that's lost the final cost
That drugs are bad for you is probably true
Without them they'll use another ruse to come for you
We all suffer for the privileged few
Ooh , ooh . Ooh !
I sing this story because I loved this man
I know that some of you wont understand
That People of color have a right to live and prosper too
In this land
I've seen the drug war and the damage done , a little part of it in everyone
And every injustice is like a setting sun
Nihilist Young
Yeah just like African Americans were treated during the *U.S. Government sponsered crack cocaine epidemic in African American communities All over the the U.S.* African Americans were thrown in prison for years for what the Government and CIA was sponsored.
Interesting how the legal system is more cooperative than it was during the crack epidemic... I wonder why that is....
Everytime they play cognitive dissonance, instead of repenting to us and giving all our shit back they stole, the punishment will continue until they are all destroyed.
@@sunnatural1272 change doesn't always come for th right reasons. Positive change for one person might be negative for another. This is change that is causing problems to people who need treatment for chronic pain.
Drug is such a demonized term stemming from blind hate.
There are recent studies with addicts that suggests that the opioid crisis can be alleviated through the use of certain chemical compounds (such as seroternegic psychedelics) that are non-addictive and coupled with psychotherapy.
Unfortunately ignorance and fear will stagnate this approach for a very, very long time.
Nikki you are inspiration for all and hope for people devastated by this drug. Run for Congress and bring a change as to how Kentucky is reflected in US.
Bravo Nikki King 👑 you have set the bar with your dedicated and selfless service. Your empathy and concern for the communities is truly praise worthy. God bless you with all the happiness, and prosperity and peace. Ameen.
Brilliant. Inspiring. A holistic intervention. "A year and a half where nobody has died."
Keep it up, God knows we need it. Excellent work!
The very first statement is so true. I felt that.
When I had spinal surgery, I was prescribed oxycodone. I didn’t get addicted, but let me tell you, I can see how easily people could become addicted. I was at a formal event, walking around serving tables. I started to feel pain and took oxy. At the end of the night, I looked down and realized that I had MASSIVE blisters on my feet from my shoes. There’s no way I would be able to ignore the pain without oxy. Those blisters left scars. Goes to show oxy is the best distraction.
I had a huge tumor pulled from my spinal cord. I have CRPS in more than half my body because of it. They took me off the pain meds that kept me stable. I'm in too much pain without even moving I can't get out of bed or go for walks. NOW I have seizures and black out trying to sit up to eat, brush my teeth or take a shower. The pain of typing this will last for only hours if I stop doing anything else. I need help. I'm told help does not exist but that is a LIE. I had help before. I was told by a neuropsychologist 10 years ago not to stop the meds they took me off of because this would happen and it could kill me. I wish it did. I would prefer death to lack of pain control.
Generic American, very sorry you have to go through that. Doctors just straight up don’t understand sometimes.You may not want to hear this, but reach out to God. Read His Word and pray. There are plenty of free Bible apps.
@@genericamerican7574 I've heard of many going through similar issues. A blanket ban on pain-med prescriptions certainly isn't the right approach either.
@@jewelbowers2607 thank you for your consideration. God created plants that are medicine. Its human greed and ignorance that abuse it for profit and ignorantly keep it from appropriately being used.🕊
@@HiAdrian thank you. That is too true. I am ashamed of these people who have created both sides of this problem and bury their heads in the sand. Doctors are not just there to heal what they can but also advocate for their patients. Many have dropped the ball. I do understand the legal dilemma but they have a voice that they unfortunately are afraid to use.
The opioid crisis has ravished small towns. We agree that substance abuse is a symptom of an underlying condition, often emotional issues. Therefore comprehensive treatment for the person is necessary.
Our society is good at convincing us that fear is to be avoided at ALL costs. That is wrong and dangerous. Appropriate fear has a vital role to keep us out of harms way. Drug and alcohol use are harmful. We should be fearful and stay away by keeping our guard up.
ya lost me at "we dont really believe addiction is a disease". anyone else?
PROHIBITION 1929 ... THE WAR ON DRUGS 2020
Wit
If we legalize heroin we will have 100 000 deaths per year, this is not weed !
First sentence was truth... My hometown had a guy named "Junkie Jerry" and "Needle Mike"... Ironically they were only addicts for a short period but the names stuck.
Compassion in ALL things!
Choice not to play ...don't do drugs ..
wow if only these guys had chatted to you theyd be fine!
Ah, the Nancy Reagan approach. Look how well that worked. You're a genius. Where did you get your GED?
Addiction is a life problem the drugs are only the result...
Love their accents!! Sad to see what is happening to the area.
Kenny, their big success story says he's sober for a a year-and-a-half. Total b.s. He's high in the interview.
Complete BS! Because of his timbre? What makes you say such nonsense?
Forrest Mcgee ... 😂😂👌🏻
Correlation is not causation
No "addiction treatment" for opioids works. Drug addiction makes permanent, measurable changes to the brain the same way cutting off a finger makes permanent physiological changes to a hand. The closest "treatment" that does anything is government-sponsored addiction for life with free Suboxone or Methadone opioids. And drug addiction is not a "disease" any more than playing Russian Roulette is a "disease". It's a choice that one makes. A very stupid and selfish choice. There are only two ways for society to stop drug addiction:
1. People choose not to start doing drugs on their own.
2. People who do drugs are SEVERELY punished, up to and including death.
If you think this is harsh consider two things. First, consider the actual cost that drug addicts impose not on themselves but on those around them and on society as a whole. Second, consider that the only places that have come even close to eradicating drug abuse are places like Singapore
Unfortunately there are a lot of selfish and stupid people today who actually want to make it EASIER, even LEGAL, to take addictive drugs!
2:28 ... in the United States this might be uncommon. Not that uncommon in other industrialized nations. No surprise.
In the United States 2:39 is common ;)
I'm only here cause that girl can rock a plaid shirt
*What happened to..."Pick Yourself up by the Bootstraps"*
Well when it's white people they are considered victims. When it's black people it's all their faults. And they say black people play the victims.... you won't hear a white person take any responsibility for the drug choices they have made, they blame everyone else except the fact the freely chose to do drugs.
@@coreyjohnson5346 , Exactly Bro
We moved our production jobs off shore. People have need to fell productive.
So naturally they did drugs
i see your asus rog razer setup
Can anyone from any part of town join this group? Has this group ever turned away people in need of their help? If so, why?
melvina628 This program is for people who have been arrested for a drug related offense. It is like a drug court, which is a similar program that is offered in several other states. People can to apply to these programs and, if chosen, will receive a multidisciplinary approach to treatment rather than getting a traditional sentence such as jail time.
To the young life could look hopeless
The epidemic is caused by illicit fentanyl not prescription medication
We hv statistics
Want to know what’s going on go to
(don’t punish pain )Claudia Marandi
sad.
Lady Bird: "Plant a tree, a shrub or a bush."
"Is a cannabis sativa bush okay?"
I didn’t see anything new or different about CADS than any other programs. 🤷♂️
This is great for those who want help but not for those who do not want help. Synthetic drugs burn off the persons sanity and forced or unforced treatment will not help those who choose to be drug users. I never thought I would see or meet someone who wants to be homeless on drugs until the homeless drug addict invasion that took over Los Angeles. I am shocked seeing people daily by the hundreds in my own neighborhood refusing treatment and refusing any help from shelters..because they want to be on drugs. I have no more sympathy anymore because these so called living beings live like the dead and have trashed my entire city. ALL FOR DRUGS. Drug use is criminal behavior because it makes a person a slave to the drugs, causes mental retardation, causes irrational behaviors, and creates criminals. legalization and softening of our approach towards Pharma, doctors who prescribe pain killers, and drug users and drug dealers will only create more drug addicted homelessness. I cannot feel sorry when I see someone knowingly turn to drugs with all the information at their disposal.
What if that information wasn’t at their disposal?
"Versales"
Oh, lovely. I'm addition to the plague that's already happening!
the vocal fry is annoying af
lAlAlEE1123 ? nothing to do with drugs, every other American speaks like this, I hate it.
So... you're basically making yourself afraid of public shaming? Are you serious?
Nikki for president