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Seeing another article called for some comparisons.

In 2019 there were 70,630 drug deaths, these are preventable.

The story I was looking at was that gun buying is on the rise and that it may not be as safe as you think, more of an anti-gun story. But looking at the numbers,

in 2019 there were 39,767 gun deaths with 6 out of 10 being suicides.

If you base the gun against the drugs, owning a gun is safer than that of drug use for the first time buyer (gun) doing it legally.

A specific action - let's see -

I would get rid of the politicians and community leaders that have shown for the last 7 years they know nothing and since the gov't hasn't been able to stop the drug trade for over 60 years is just something it seems they want to keep.

Discussion on what to do would be better of people that are in recovery, have hit rock bottom, recovered, got it from here, there and whatever, from doctors or ect, from injuries and etc if you can see where I'm going. These people got the stuff somehow, lived it, suffered and got back from it. These people would know every way it's been gotten and what happened.

This, i think, would get us on track toward a solution more than the politicians and stuffed shirts that don't have a clue only statistics and reports but not the down and dirty way of .... maybe you see where I'm going.

I haven't heard any of these people being used for the discussion.

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