Drug Overdoses Heroin Use Rise Sharply In Kenosha County

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I just did whip you and your boyfriend, and I did so with barely any effort. I know this because every point I've made so far remains totally unchallenged by either of you. You got nothing.

@ boyfriend. You're just full of idiotic meme's aren't you?

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Since when is refuting your dumb, mindless, nanny-state apologia lashing out?

You seldom refute anything; you stomp your little feet, rant and insult thinking that this somehow constitutes a coherent rebuttal. It is infantile, but you do that well.

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When he gets high Ethereal thinks he can whip the whole world with one hand tied behind his back

So true; it's cute when he stomps his feet.

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What are you so stupid? Is it on purpose?

If someone violates another individual's rights, whether they're stoned or completely sober, they should be dealt with accordingly.

And do you not understand the difference between promoting religion and morality and using the government to force it on people?

Why are you such a nanny-state apologist anyway? Did someone in your family have a drug problem and that is why you feel entitled to lord over complete strangers?

Wrong again; but at least you are consistent. I am fascinated by the infantile like belief that humans can control themselves when left without rules, regulations, religion and standards of decency.

You're so cute when you stomp your feet and lash out.

Legalizing drugs will cost more than prohibition? You are even dumber than I thought.

Not only would legalizing drugs save billions of dollars in enforcement costs, it would also provide a new source of tax revenues.

We know this because that's what happened when they ended alcohol prohibition. Duh.

But you love big government so much, that you will make the dumbest, most dishonest arguments in order to preserve your precious nanny-state, even though there is absolutely no constitutional basis for federal drug prohibition.

What a sad little man you are.

What is the point of arguing with a drug zombie?

you never know when its them or the drugs that is talking.

The druggie says I lose

but you are the one who freaks out everytime a cop car stops in your driveway

you dont know whether to grab your gun or flush your drugs down the toilet

You couldn't "thrash" your way out of a wet paper sack. Your naiveté is only super exceeded by your misplaced arrogance and condescension.

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Collected a few more; it was easy. You just have to try.

What are you so stupid? Is it on purpose?

You are even dumber than I thought.

You are far too stupid to handle me.

Another loser who cannot disprove anything I said.
Move along, dweeb.

Another blatant lie by a pathological idiot.

You are a clueless idiot who holds totally contradictory viewpoints, and a complete phony as well.

You are nowhere near the earth. You are a sheltered, puritanical nanny-state apologist who is afraid of his own shadow and needs the government to swaddle him.

And these idiots actually think they're smart?

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Sessions gettin' tough on drug gangs...

US Deaths from Drug Overdoses Set Record in 2016
September 21, 2017 - U.S. deaths from drug overdoses set a record of more than 64,000 in 2016, driven by an intractable opioid crisis, U.S. Attorney General said Thursday, citing preliminary government data.

Provisional data released last month by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) showed that there were 64,070 drug overdose deaths in the United States in 2016, up 21 percent from 52,898 the year before. The NCHS is an arm of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The 2016 estimate "would be the highest drug death toll and the fastest increase in that death toll in American history," Sessions said. "And every day this crisis continues to grow, as more than 5,000 Americans abuse painkillers for the first time."


Opioids such as heroin and the synthetic drug fentanyl were responsible for most of the fatal overdoses, killing more than 33,000 Americans — quadruple the number from 20 years ago. "More Americans died of drug overdoses than died from car crashes or died from AIDS at the height of the AIDS epidemic," Sessions said. "For Americans under the age of 50, drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death." Sessions spoke at an event in Charleston, West Virginia, a state with the highest drug overdose rate in the country. In 2015, West Virginia reported more than 41 overdose deaths per 100,000 people, compared with a national average of 16 per 100,000, according to NCHS data.

A bag of 4-fluoro isobutyryl fentanyl, which was seized in a drug raid, is displayed at the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Special Testing and Research Laboratory in Sterling, Virginia

Sessions said President Donald Trump's campaign pledge to end the opioid crisis remains a priority for his administration. "I believe that the department's new resources and new efforts will bring more criminals to justice, and ultimately save lives," Sessions said. "And I'm convinced this is a winnable war." In March, Trump named New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a former presidential candidate, to head the newly formed President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis.


Last month, the commission urged the administration to declare the opioid crisis a national emergency. "With approximately 142 Americans dying every day, America is enduring a death toll equal to September 11th every three weeks," the commission said in an interim report. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price said that no declaration was necessary to combat the crisis, but White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders later said Trump was taking the idea "absolutely seriously."


https://www.voanews.com/a/us-deaths-...d/4039683.html

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US Attorney General Warns Gang Members: 'We Will Hunt You Down'
September 21, 2017 — U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions warned gang members on Thursday that they will be huntd down and brought to justice so they can no longer terrorize communities.

Sessions told law enforcement officials in Boston that they cannot allow violent street gangs such as MS-13 to turn cities into war zones. "We are coming for you,'' Sessions said during a speech at the federal courthouse. "We will hunt you down, we will find you and we will bring you to justice.'' MS-13, or La Mara Salvatrucha, is believed to have been founded in Los Angeles in the 1980s by immigrants fleeing El Salvador's bloody civil war and has grown into one of the largest street gangs in the country, with more than 10,000 members, federal officials say.


The gang, whose motto is "kill, rape, control,'' is known for its use of gruesome tactics, including hacking and stabbing its victims with machetes. It has been tied to a wave of recent violence on Long Island, just east of New York City, and has been linked to brutal killings in other states. Sessions applauded Massachusetts federal prosecutors' dedication to dismantling the gang, pointing to a massive roundup of its members in the state last year. More than 50 members of the gang in and around Boston were indicted in January 2016 on federal racketeering charges, including murder, conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder.

Protesters gather outside the federal courthouse in Boston where U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions was speaking to law enforcement officials about transnational organized crime

Sessions, a Republican, said gangs are exploiting a program for unaccompanied minors found crossing the southern border by sending members over as "wolves in sheep clothing'' and recruiting in communities. Gregory Chen, director of government relations for the American Immigration Lawyers Association, called that assertion "truly baseless.'' The program aids children fleeing violence in their home countries, he said. "He's trying to inflame public opinion against this highly vulnerable population,'' Chen said.


A few dozen protesters carrying signs with phrases such as #NotWelcome gathered outside the courthouse before Sessions' speech to condemn his views on immigration and law enforcement.Sessions' visit to Boston included a briefing from local officials on MS-13 and a discussion with local police chiefs.


https://www.voanews.com/a/us-attorne...-/4039641.html

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Democrats dislike our laws enforced