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I’m extremely intrigued how this government controlled public benefit company will operate and how it will make business decisions to continue to provide the medications the government says have legitimate use but better curtail abuse. I’m not suggesting Purdue was innocent in the slightest but what are success measures for this new organization?
Ive long felt the government bears a considerable amount of blame on the opioid crisis as the DEA has access to more data on the distribution of these products than anyone yet what did they do besides pass blame onto others without any real solutions? Is this the endgame we just nationalize the producers of oxy so any profit motive is at least the benefit of the taxpayer rather than private companies? I have mixed feelings on that but either way I don’t it solves the opioid epidemic to any degree at all.
thoughts?
Ive long felt the government bears a considerable amount of blame on the opioid crisis as the DEA has access to more data on the distribution of these products than anyone yet what did they do besides pass blame onto others without any real solutions? Is this the endgame we just nationalize the producers of oxy so any profit motive is at least the benefit of the taxpayer rather than private companies? I have mixed feelings on that but either way I don’t it solves the opioid epidemic to any degree at all.
thoughts?