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https://www.amazon.com/Get-Tough-Smart-Winning-Addiction-ebook/dp/B07YXGRHX1  Get Tough & Smart - How to Start Winning the War on Drug Addiction (2019) How serious is the U.S. Opioid Crisis? In 2012, cumulative American drug overdose deaths exceeded our deaths in the Second World War.[1] In 2017, there were 70,237 drug overdose deaths in the U.S.[2] By 2021, our total drug overdose deaths will exceed all U.S. war deaths.[3] Our current incarcerated population in American prisons and jails, many of whom are addicts or drug traffickers, is over three times all U.S. war deaths. American addiction is more deadly than war. Addict deaths represent fully wasted lives. “For every drug overdose that results in death, there are many more nonfatal overdoses, each one with its own emotional and economic toll.”[4] “In 2015, an estimated 547,543 emergency department visits occurred for all drug-related poisonings in the U.S.” and “rates were highest among persons aged 15–19.”[...
Get Tough & Smart    How to Start Winning the War on Drug Addiction by  John Dewar Gleissner Now on Sale at Amazon . com : Get Tough & Smart Ebook
Outline of Proposals to Win the War on Drug Addiction The War on Drugs was lost. Reforms are set forth in my new book, Get Tough & Smart - How to Start Winning the War on Drug Addiction ( Get Tough & Smart - How to Start Winning the War on Drug Addiction ) . We must  attack the demand for addictive drugs and fight crime. Punishing crime supports the War on Drug Addiction and vice versa .  The Opioid Crisis is bringing matters to a head.   Here is a list of new proposals: ·       Create the legal status of “addict,” attainable at various junctures such as overdose admissions to hospitals, conviction of drug-related crime, parental designation, physician designation, etc. Government, annuity, workers’ compensation and other regular checks might be re-directed to support recovery rather than addiction. ·       Relax privacy, confidentiality, secrecy and non-disclosure laws enough to facilitate law ...
Dr. Robert DuPont says to fight the drug epidemic we need a "credible baseball bat," a bottom addicts hit before entering treatment.  Somebody usually has a baseball bat to the addict's head making them enter treatment.  Eureka!   Judicial corporal punishment or the threat of it is needed to fight the opioid epidemic.   Please read my book Prison & Slavery - A Surprising Comparison    @  https://www.amazon.com/Prison-Slavery-John-Dewar-Gleissner/dp/1432753835   or law review articles: @  https://www.academia.edu/10171334/Prison_Overcrowding_Cure_Judicial_Corporal_Punishment_of_Adults  &  https://vanderbilt.academia.edu/JohnGleissner