Addiction doesn't. But compassion, along with calls for treatment rather than jail time? That sure as hell did.
No, but the reaction to it does. I'll bet you anything if this was mainly a Newark problem (crack 25 yrs ago) and not a Livingston problem (Christie's hometown) we would not be seeing a zillion of these commercials.
The phrasing reads that he is glad Blacks are not getting hooked on opioids so that he won't be called out for racism. It really could have been phrased it much, much better. TIC?
What, treat drug addiction like a healthcare problem like the rest of the western world? What are you people? Communists?!
The post was made by a guy who says he talks with his Black co-workers (or something similar) therefore he's not a racist - and I have see nothing to change my view point on him.
Oh, I own that when it comes to race and racism, I am fairly humorless, because of how seriously I take racism.
What ever happened to sucking it up, accepting that pain is part of life,and finding comfort we will be eventually pain-free in the arms of Jesus? Repent!
See our massive incarceration rates. We hafta stay exceptional here in 'Merica. And those Christie commercials crack me up. No, not cause he had lapband surgery on our dime and is still King Kong-sized. But the implication that prescription opioids just appeared magically in Whitelandia's medicine cabinets with no assistance from doctors & BIG pharma.
Being forced to suck off a priest when you're 12 kind of destroys the whole "things will be awesome in heaven with Jesus" thing.
Always the priests...what about the music and youth worship arts ministers in the Evangs.Not a predator among them,amirite? Splitter!