Nineteen Illinois counties sue pharmacy chains for allegedly feeding opioid crisis – Chicago Tribune/MSN

The complaint does not ask for a specific amount in damages, though it says the opioid crisis has cost Illinois’ criminal justice system about $50 million a year.
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Old Joe
1 year ago

Folks, the “opioid crisis” is actually a form of undeclared war by China upon the United States. So was Covid. Our problem is our pols (starting with Biden) have been bought and sold by the Chicoms for years. This includes many Republican RINOS too. Joe is too compromised to do what has to be done. To solve this “crisis” we will need to take some drastic measures like the Chicoms did in 1949 with their “opium crisis.” Just Google on it to see how they eliminated this problem in China. I suggest the US military start at the top by… Read more »

Aaron
1 year ago
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Those who can’t be bought are extorted. Those who can’t be bought or extorted are given the Rauner/Trump treatment. I suggest the first step is for each state to pass laws against propaganda and lies by media. Those states who do not, will out themselves for who they are.

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