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anyone 21, without any records can order and have benzos or hydros the next day: something is wrong with that.
Sounds to me like...freedom. Let's face it, anyone of any age can go to the right part of the city and buy all sorts of things and have them same day. Trying to correct this wrong is what has led to the horror of the "War On Drugs", aka "The War On People" or "The War On People Who Do Things I Don't Approve Of". I think if I were in the mood to mind other people's business, I would rather that they have a source like an NROP than have them buying God-knows-what from a street corner.
I also think it's interesting that you think that NROP's somehow endanger "legitimate" providers. Surely, you know that legitimate doctors are arrested on a regular basis for having the audacity to prescribe pain medicine to people who are in pain. You really think it matters how legitimate they are? The way the drug laws are being enforced, the self-righteous geniuses of the DEA think that they are better qualified to judge these decisions than doctors are.
And it should also be clear that these guys have a certain amount of our money to spend, and they WILL SPEND IT investigating someone. You should hope that there remains a steady supply of NROP's and street dealers to keep them busy. If they can stay busy trying to track these guys moving from URL to URL, maybe they won't find the time to start sniffing around other sources.
But you can bet, if they DO start sniffing around, then the law won't find the ROP's to be any harder to prosecute than anyone else. After all, they prescribe narcotics to people who are in pain. If regular walk-in doctors get arrested for that, why wouldn't Internet doctors.
I would think that in a forum like this one, there would be more of a recognition of the importance of freedom. At some point, we have to start standing up for our right to choose what we do or don't put into our own bodies--and not let politicians confuse us by describing drug addiction as "public" health issue (what could be more private?).
My opinion: People should be able to decide for themselves (and they OUGHT to get the advice of their doctor). As for kids, they are the responsibility of their parents--unless we are so intent on parenting other people's kids that we are willing to live in a police state.
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