Aletheia4u
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I remembered an episode of King of the Hill. That the propane company that Hank works at had hired a drug addict. The addict couldn't do his job because of relapsing on the job. But they fired the addict. But a organization stopped the company from firing the addict. That the company had to pay for his rehabilitation because he has relapsed while on the job. The Globalists are trying to make sure that their free healthcare agenda goes through one way or another.
And they are making sure since someone is in office that is going to make sure to follow the rule of law. That they are going to see that it is decriminalize so that they will not have to worry about losing their jobs.
Democratic presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg released a plan on Friday that would decriminalize the possession of all drugs as a way to address the nation’s opioid crisis and improve mental health care. Under his plan, titled “Healing and Belonging in America: A Plan to Improve Mental Health Care and Combat Addiction,” a Buttigieg administration would seek in its first term to treat addiction and the opioid epidemic as public health problems instead of criminal justice issues.
“To ensure that people with a mental illness or substance use disorder can heal, we will decriminalize these conditions,” the plan reads. “When someone is undergoing a crisis or is caught using a drug, they should be treated by a health professional rather than punished in a jail cell.” Pete Buttigieg’s Plan Would Decriminalize Possession of All Drugs
And they are making sure since someone is in office that is going to make sure to follow the rule of law. That they are going to see that it is decriminalize so that they will not have to worry about losing their jobs.
Democratic presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg released a plan on Friday that would decriminalize the possession of all drugs as a way to address the nation’s opioid crisis and improve mental health care. Under his plan, titled “Healing and Belonging in America: A Plan to Improve Mental Health Care and Combat Addiction,” a Buttigieg administration would seek in its first term to treat addiction and the opioid epidemic as public health problems instead of criminal justice issues.
“To ensure that people with a mental illness or substance use disorder can heal, we will decriminalize these conditions,” the plan reads. “When someone is undergoing a crisis or is caught using a drug, they should be treated by a health professional rather than punished in a jail cell.” Pete Buttigieg’s Plan Would Decriminalize Possession of All Drugs