West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
When did I say that?...Drug dealers should't get arrested for drug dealing...?
Two doctors and the 'ketamine queen' charged in overdose death of actor Matthew Perry
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Grand Conde
Superstar
"the dealers or whoever was supplying them should not be held accountable"
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
They shouldn't.....it's not their fault the addict can't control themselves.....
Born2BKing
Veteran
If you sell someone drugs and they overdose, you will get charged. Look at Michael Jackson doctor or the Michael K Williams case.
Born2BKing
Veteran
Yet when poor folks OD, they give no fukks. Investigations stops right there and its just another dead junky.
Did you read my post?
Me: he didn't overdose, he drowned, why are they being charged?
You: if sell drugs to someone and they overdose they will be charged
Me:
Born2BKing
Veteran
The effects of the drugs caused him to drown.Did you read my post?
Me: he didn't overdose, he drowned, why are they being charged?
You: if sell drugs to someone and they overdose they will be charged
Me:
The effects of a lot of things can cause a person to drown.
if i get drunk and go deep sea diving, i might drown as a result of the intoxication. But i doubt the local liquor store owner who sold me the alcohol would be charged.
Born2BKing
Veteran
So you think doctors should be able to prescribe drugs at leisure to people that just wanna get high?
Address_Unknown
Jesus Loves you...Your Cat doesn't. {#Dogset}
Anyone taking Horse Tranq adjacent or inside shyt that could go south deserves to get got, I'm sorry.
The fact that you literally slink down and get comfortably numb and you decide to do that shyt in a pool/body of water should be Death by Misadventure if you want to pretty it up and make him look like less of an idiot for his decision.
What does this entirely unrelated point have to do with his cause of death?
he drowned, not because of what he was prescribed, but because of how and where he administered his prescription.
Do we know if he would have died or OD'd without doing drugs in the pool and drowning? Then how are they culpable for his death?
We don't charge doctors if somebody mixes drugs with alcohol and dies as a result, why would we charge a doctor if somebody mixes drugs with a lack of oxygen?
Drugs weren't his cause of death, drowning was.
Address_Unknown
Jesus Loves you...Your Cat doesn't. {#Dogset}
The effects of the drugs caused his dumb ass to go to sleep.
The fact that he happened to be in a pool of water, of his own accord, while taking the drug, is on him and him alone.
This was recreational negligence, not an accident.
Thank you, i feel like i am using straight forward logical thinking , and yet somehow this is being lost on people.
The effects of the drugs caused his dumb ass to go to sleep.
The fact that he happened to be in a pool of water, of his own accord, while taking the drug, is on him and him alone.
This was recreational negligence, not an accident.
Address_Unknown
Jesus Loves you...Your Cat doesn't. {#Dogset}
The effects of the drugs caused his dumb ass to go to sleep.
The fact that he happened to be in a pool of water, of his own accord, while taking the drug, is on him and him alone.
This was recreational negligence, not an accident.
In situations like this, people look to prosecute the provider rather than take full account that the user was using and sought to use. Like when Mac Miller unfortunately overdosed and they looked to demonize the person that sold him the drugs and prostitutes he sought for. Now had the person who sold either of these two overdoses NOT sold them, they (The users) would have continued seeking from someone else, but to act like as if they were mislead or forced to take the drugs they were looking for..is just a weird look in my opinion.