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Originally Posted by TheBig3
Yeah, where the population is bigger.
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No.
The population isn't bigger in Vermont. They have a massive heroin problem.
The population isn't bigger in WV. They have a massive opiate problem.
There are many Midwestern, post industrial rust belt areas where the opiate crisis is huge.
South Florida has a decent sized population but no more than many other parts of the country, yet it was hit particularly hard by the crack epidemic because of its position as a key port for smuggling cocaine.
Baltimore is an average sized Mid Atlantic City yet the heroin problem there is probably worse than anywhere in the country.
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He asked if the clinic brought the addicts, or if the addicts were already concentrated there, and so they put in a clinic. If his assertion is that the clinic doesn't attact addicts, tell me what they do attract.
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If your assertion is that large concentrations of addicts don't prompt people to build rehabs, then what does prompt people to build them?