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Originally Posted by jwb
Could be any number of reasons, honestly.
Could be easier access to pills or more proficient dealers. Can be a drug couture that develops in certain areas. Typically economics and poverty has a lot to do with it but not always. Like I said Vermont is fairly wealthy and they have a pretty big heroin problem. South Florida where I grew up was always a big place for crack due basically to geography more than anything else. West Virginia is a massive place for pills for a number of different reasons. It's just kinda hard to imagine on the surface that a single rehab clinic is supplying an entire urban neighborhood with junkies. How big is this place exactly?
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The rehab facility is not supplying an entire neighborhood. The area the clinic is in is the divding line between a very wealthy and an economicly depressed area of the South End of Boston. While there were junkies here before, certainly, it's absolutely a facility that treats a good deal of people from the greater boston region.
As for the examples you're using, that's almost entirely because of the additions generally starting from over-the-counter drugs. But that sort of proves my point - no one area is going to have a dramatic uptick in use for no reason. There would need to be a significant environmental factor for there to be an imbalance like we're seeing here.
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
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I answered the question...where is the hate?