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I bought an opioid at the gas station, and it was legal. That's a problem.

A surgeon cannot give a patient three days of pain relief without creating a paper trail, but anyone can buy a substance 13 times as strong as morphine along with their breakfast taquito.

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The HillCenter·1h ago
I bought an opioid at the gas station, and it was legal. That's a problem.
A surgeon cannot give a patient three days of pain relief without creating a paper trail, but anyone can buy a substance 13 times as strong as morphine along with their breakfast taquito.
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