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@Gelatinousrube @bot @eris @D00B This issue has hardened my heart a bit, too. I was reading a photo essay by a woman in Seattle, lived in working class neighborhood for decades, was accustomed to open addicts and people who lived in the street. She wrote that this drug made a different breed of threat.

I think the manufacturing and smuggling/import of fentanyl is a weapon against the U.S., a physical weapon against individuals and communities, but also a weapon that destroys whatever is left of a functional social fabric.