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wercal

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2. Many States have stepped of prosecution of doctors

Reply to AngryAmish (Original post)

Mon Feb 3, 2014, 04:22 PM

Feb 2014

A movie star might be able to offer a doctor a lot of money....but most doctors already have a lot of money....and they don't want to lose their license/do jail time.

Also, some of the opiate pills have been modified with a binder, that prevents them from being crushed into a powder, and snorted.

So, there's a shortage of illegal pills.

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Isn't it safer to be a subscription pain killer addict if rich? [View all] AngryAmish Feb 2014 OP

Depends..... rdharma Feb 2014 #1

Many States have stepped of prosecution of doctors wercal Feb 2014 #2

Uh no, SoFlaJet Feb 2014 #3

And now people are switching to heroin. n/t Comrade Grumpy Feb 2014 #4

I've never done heroin mn9driver Feb 2014 #5

subscription? Warren DeMontague Feb 2014 #6