volbeast33
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Since you don’t want discussion.... I will just say:Lol I didn't ask for a story, just a yes or no. Is it the individual's responsibility to know the correct dosages?
You know damn well the answer is no. It is the doctor's responsibility to evaluate each patient and prescribe the appropriate drug and the appropriate amount. Doctors were paid by Purdue to knowingly overprescribe non-addicts and to knowingly keep an open trade line for addicts to legally obtain the same drugs they would be arrested for had they bought them off the street.
In 2020, yeah most people are aware of the dangers of pain killers. That doesn't exonerate doctors from malpractice or their Hippocratic oaths at any point in time. Doctors had been overprecribing since the mid 90s when Oxy was introduced. How were the individuals supposed to know their doctors were overprescribing? They didn't have 15 years of an opioid epidemic to reference like we do now. Your anecdotes are as relevant as your ability to answer a yes/no question.
This entire situation could not more clearly illustrate how big pharma and crooked doctors fabricated a generation of addicts, then actively and knowingly maintained a vehicle to keep these people addicted. It also seamlessly ties in to further expose the train wreck that is the war on drugs.
Yes doctors and big pharma should be held accountable
Yes.... the individual is responsible for his addiction
Both can be true at the same time