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Blllaaargh insert throwing hands up in frustration.

It's great they recovered. Like I said, I'm conflicted about the whole thing. Giving away needles just doesn't seem like how to get rid of the problem.

Dayum. You are friendly. The wording just seemed very sarcastic. That's why I brought it up; I DO think it's important. Damn I'm for harm reduction. My confusion is if the user is using these horrible drugs, how much harm are we really reducing? And are these needle exchange places attracting...

Nice passive aggressiveness with the wording there. I totally don't want to make the world a better place. Right. I do pick up trash in my community. Often. I do want my community to be safer. Not wanting to risk myself to HIV (like so many intravenous recreational users seem ok with) is different.

The drug IS gross. Nobody should be doing those drugs. I dislike saying "always" or "never", and I don't like telling people what to do. But for me at least, that's a no go, a no man's world. That turns people into zombies. Not anything I want to enable in any way. I don't see any excuse for...

I don't follow. If I'm finding needles everywhere, and risk getting stabbed because someone has a disgusting self destructive habit, it's not really working.

I want to understand. Like I said in another thread... I feel somewhat mixed about these, tbh. On the one hand, definite YAY for hard reduction. But tweakers and heroin addicts are getting really bad here. They leave needles everywhere. They smash and grab homes and cars to feed their addiction...