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There's state level laws against that.

And we can go all the way up.

Well, that's the thing we can analyze.

Why?

Why wasn't the funding in place to ensure that public areas with public access followed some rules?

Why?

What happened?

You know, I think that can be figured out.

Right.

So we realize that if we say full scale decriminalization, anything goes doesn't work.

I would have told you right from the beginning.

Well, that's kind of freaky.

Why are we going that far?

Why don't we have any funding to help people and tell them, no, you can't.

take a shit over there right you have to take a shit over here we can all agree we don't want human feces over here right right that that's not a shot against that person we got to figure out what's going on why are they pooping over there not in the porta potty over here or how about have a location where those people can go that isn't a prison right where we have wraparound services where we have maybe access to what they need maybe access to what they're addicted to

Now we're starting to talk about safe supply with care and medical intervention.

Yeah.

No one's ever done that successfully though, right?

So I've heard that Canada is exploring the medical access of medical grade heroin for certain people.

And we know that certain countries for years at this point have safe injection facilities where people can come to use their drugs under care and consideration and then leave.