Going to Israel or Ukraine is one thing, but hanging around Philly takes guts. Stay safe, Murray.

@aroemaliuged4776

29 күн бұрын

Don’t come back with irony I am irony depleted

@aroemaliuged4776

29 күн бұрын

I support pushing back against this woke nonsense But this Scottish Douglas goes too far

@CrusadesWereGood567

29 күн бұрын

@@aroemaliuged4776what the hell are you even talking about?

@als1023

29 күн бұрын

Same thoughts, exactly ,, no wonder America is having trouble finding people other than 2 geriatrics to run for President. Douglas Murray is the best ! This story is flat out ugly !

@kungfreddie

29 күн бұрын

​@@aroemaliuged4776????

This video needs to be shown in high schools

@kenguru22

29 күн бұрын

Agree, I've forwarded it to the parents of my teen grandchildren.

@user-uw1xy8fw7w

29 күн бұрын

@@kenguru22 good stuff…you may just save a life

@thatpointinlife

29 күн бұрын

Actions need to be taken so that this video DOESN'T need to be shown in highschools.

@kenguru22

29 күн бұрын

It would be nice to learn your reasoning.

@mitchkeith6872

29 күн бұрын

@@thatpointinlifeIt’s called stop voting democrat. Crime, drugs, and border is all on the left.

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, smoking, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

@DeanSteven-qu8xk

9 сағат бұрын

Congrats on your recovery. Most people don't realize that psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives.

@LetitiaWalker-cb4jf

9 сағат бұрын

To be honest, mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on the planet and it is natural, they serve in many ways not only for mental related issues.

@AdelaidaMarques

9 сағат бұрын

Can you help me with a reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. It is very hard to get a reliable source here in Switzerland. Really need!

@DeanSteven-qu8xk

9 сағат бұрын

Yes, Sporeville. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction... Mushrooms definitely made a huge difference to why I'm clean today.

@ParragaZambrano-lo9re

9 сағат бұрын

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He's 59 & has many mental health issues plus probably CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD knows if it is common for an obsession with violence.

I was a morphine and heroine addict for over 15 years, I was completely hopeless and lost. The statistics for us to have recovery is somewhere around 1% over 5 years. On March 28 of this year I celebrated 16 years sober. Free from ALL mood and mind altering substances. Harm reduction methods are just reskinned enabling and won't work. Holler at me Douglas and I'll be glad to share my story and my understanding of what the truth is under all this mess.

@minerva2958

24 күн бұрын

The truth is that you made a choice to live that way.

@raggamuffin2682

23 күн бұрын

I also used for over 15 years. I am 9 years clean this July! God and fitness saved my life 🙌🏻. I look better at 40 then I did at 20

@_Richard_F___

22 күн бұрын

Well done ❤

@Ken-fh4jc

22 күн бұрын

The success rate is higher than that especially with MAT.

@raggamuffin2682

22 күн бұрын

@@Ken-fh4jc no it’s not.

I'm not sure why, but the words of Douglas Murray hold a lot more meaning and honesty than the usual media. Might be because he actually goes where things happen and isn't a politically minded robot. Thank you, sir.

@slilach78

29 күн бұрын

True. I trust Douglas tenfolds more than I'll ever trust MSM.

@shanigoldblatt1957

29 күн бұрын

They are just propagandists for the Democratic Party and the woke.

@gazmasonik2411

29 күн бұрын

​@@slilach78yep t.v. isn't healthy it's a weapon in the wrong hands

@timdarville4827

28 күн бұрын

He is a person who reports - eloquently too. Big contrast to other outlets which are straitjacketed by their various DEI and other legal complications.

@anthonybaiocchi3028

28 күн бұрын

​@@timdarville4827and yet he can't hold his own, with a half decent opponent, in a debate about Israel?? Goes to South Africa and only addresses zionist Jews. 🤔

Douglas, my name is Katie and I thank you. I thank you for the humanity you gave Esther. People have no idea how horrific it is to be the families in this situation. My family is from Niagara Canada. We lived in a safe small town, my sister was severely addicted and in and out of shelters and on the streets, she is now 29 and 5 years sober. The only reason we found her 5 years ago was because she escaped a sex trafficking ring she was lured into. My grandma was just like Esther, my mom and I would take shifts. The reason she is alive today post rescue is because of family who never let go of her future. We were always grasping at it begging her to take hold of it. She escaped the fentanyl infiltration by such a sliver. We are so thankful.

@KatieScarlett93

29 күн бұрын

I want people to also know, that if you are the family members of someone deep in this hell- you are not alone. Nobody can understand the battle you face where you wish someone was dead because they are so horrible to you, yet begging them to live and seize their humanity back from their demons. You are not alone.

@KatieScarlett93

29 күн бұрын

I would also like to add, I think there’s something serious to be said about interventions. Trudeau and Regan got rid of institutions, but no real replacements ever came to pass. A good 8 years of trying to help my sister involved treatment centres - even as a minor. But once you’re 16 you can check yourself out. It is SO HARD to get someone properly formed, and it’s never long enough for them to recover. We have so many people falling through the cracks and so many are mentally unwell.

@BaconbuttywithCheese

29 күн бұрын

Power to you and your sister Katie. Yea, Douglas is the kind of human so clearly missing from positions of power nowadays.

@Camille_Anderson

29 күн бұрын

May your sister stay safe. 💯🙏

@sTraYa249

29 күн бұрын

​@@KatieScarlett93 Families are just as ruined by this....sometimes more. I'm a recovering addict & I truly know how my addiction has so deeply affected my loved one's 😮

Clean and sober for 14 years now by the grace of God. I practice medicine and am board certified in psychiatry. Thank you for sharing this Douglas, MAT with abstinence should be the goal.

@P.T.Barnum-tk1ky

9 күн бұрын

Methadone is so brutally hard to get off. Even after a 6 month taper I still got sick below 20 Mg. At 6 Mg. I switched to Suboxone. Been on it for 19 years and am tapering. Down to 1 Mg. Next week. I hate having a body that gets sick not having something. I haven't been doing really well lately but I need to not be physically addicted for my own psyche. I did better with cravings for everything on methadone. I didn't need to use. Sub just blocks opiates and I still been doing speed. Gotta stop. I'm over 50. Maybe a bullet to the coconut.Sigh.....

The streets of Kenzo are ruthless! I don’t miss any of those days on the corner of Kensington and Clearfield. If you’re reading this and still using, just know You CAN do it! It won’t be easy, but I promise there is a light at the end of that dark tunnel. 4 years clean November 6. Prayers to all of those sick and still suffering. DO NOT GIVE UP!

@AB-rx6no

18 күн бұрын

Forza. Bravi

@raymondwalsh7520

13 күн бұрын

Well done.

@tracywatts1459

9 күн бұрын

Can anybody explain to me why the pants on the guys are always falling down in this drug induced zombie apocalypse state?

@particleconfig.8935

8 күн бұрын

@@tracywatts1459 out of my head I imagine them pulling out that jogging pants its rope to tie around their arms for a shot of drugs

I think Mr Murray should continue doing documentaries on pressing issues like this. He is a natural.

@jossangeles4011

28 күн бұрын

He is also a natural news host.

@SubjectiveFunny

27 күн бұрын

I think he should run for Prime Minister...

@mylescasey8914

26 күн бұрын

@@SubjectiveFunny He's said before he would, on the condition that his speech be unimpeded.

@SubjectiveFunny

26 күн бұрын

@@mylescasey8914 Well, he speaks as freely as I have seen. If he cannot, then nobody can.

@shakypam

18 күн бұрын

what do you love about him? The Oxbridge accent? or the closetedness? or the incredibly aggressive and blinkered view he has about anyone but British Christians?

Douglas Murray is the best and most professional journalist that I've seen in years. 👏🎬

@etienneprinsloo6799

29 күн бұрын

And that’s why the Left hates him.

@oneill6291

29 күн бұрын

He really is amazing!

@theresasodar267

29 күн бұрын

INDEED THE BEST AND HONEST JOURNALIST

@RitaKamil

29 күн бұрын

He has risen to be the greatest journalist of my generation.

@phax71

29 күн бұрын

You need to get out more, he’s a hateful individual.Let him stay in Israel, AmeriKKKa or wherever he finds an audience. WE sure as hell dont want him.

THIS is investigative journalism. Thank you, Douglas Murray.

@outdoorloser4340

12 күн бұрын

DM is an intelligence asset.

@sjissj

10 күн бұрын

A lost breed.

@petershury7135

6 күн бұрын

Prove it

@Sdakouls3

3 күн бұрын

And he's only doing it about fove year after every mainstream news organisation covered it. Inspirational.

Being close to someone who is addicted...is like a long goodbye to them.

@piotrusmail4

5 күн бұрын

I feel so sorry to read that!

@lexstacks6944

3 күн бұрын

That is very true. My gf is addicted to blues aka fentanyl. No sign of stopping.. we're in Phoenix AZ and they are very cheap here bcuz our close proximity to the open border with Mexico..

@karinjacka7422

3 күн бұрын

So devastating

8 years sober from heroin now, and I can tell you with confidence that methadone is worse, don't fall into that trap. Just kick and get it over with, it's going to hurt but you'll be ok. Getting off drugs is the easy part; reintegrating into society and rebuilding healthy connections with people and hobbies is the hard part. Stay strong, and trust in God, life is worth living.

@SquirtlePower809

21 күн бұрын

Hey bro, I'm so glad you got clean and healthy. But, remember that even tho methadone or suboxone may not have been great for you, doesn't mean that it won't work for others. Just as an example, I've been on subs or methadone for almost 10 years now and it completely saved my life. I'm a fully functional, successful, happy person thanks to those medications. But, again I support whatever works best to get someone clean!

@artofdisguy3401

21 күн бұрын

Stay strong man,, seek help and speak to someone when times are dark. Much respect to you Sir

@unionjackie.thealisterschoice

20 күн бұрын

@@SquirtlePower809 Yes suboxone is not on the same level as Methadone. Meth soaks to the bones and is very bad for your health. Suboxone has none of that. Sure its still a drug but its a drug that keeps millions well

@msergio0293

20 күн бұрын

Shouldn't have used in the first place :)

@davidadams2395

20 күн бұрын

​@@msergio0293 I pity untalented trolls. 😊

What, Douglas - you're not content with just solving your own country's and the Middle East's problems? You're an international treasure.

@randomobserver683

29 күн бұрын

😂❤

@Bushkaboo

27 күн бұрын

Douglas Murray is an amazing gent. He's just finished a speaking tour of Australia too.

@SubjectiveFunny

27 күн бұрын

We need him in the UK desperately, find your own Douglas Murray!!!

@stephenzaccardelli5863

26 күн бұрын

Manufacturing pharmaceutical drugs disguised as medicine 💊 is economically a fundamental problem after poverty.

@monicaericsson2692

16 күн бұрын

Everything from US will spread to Europe, always. 😢

Was doinb fentanyl for about 5 years and had my first over dose about 2 months ago and have been sober the last 2 months as of now, thank the lord🙌

@txdmsk

10 күн бұрын

Keep it sober. I wish you strength of character.

@lexstacks6944

3 күн бұрын

Stay strong.. I'm clean and sober but my gf is on fentanyl pills. About 20 per day.

"some amount" of stigma is absolutely needed. Actually a huge amount of stigma is needed. With no stigma, you remove the last frontier that was keeping people away from drugs.

@loriannrichardson7644

14 күн бұрын

Yes, I've noticed the desire to remove the stigma sashayed in as addiction crept into the white community and the middle and wealthy strata.

@khunter8757

5 күн бұрын

Look at what happened to suicide once we destroyed the stigma behind it. We turned it into a fad, a normal thing to do.

Douglas, I know you get praised upon and also hated. I sincerely believe you to be a necessary and profoundly important voice for truth today. Thanks so much for your hard work on many many issues.

@geordieal9187

20 күн бұрын

Why does he get hate? I’ve just come across him here so…

@facts-hurt-feelings8318

19 күн бұрын

@geordieal9187 Some people don't like to hear facts, and he speaks them.

@mmfood3004

18 күн бұрын

@@facts-hurt-feelings8318 His opinion is not a fact no matter how much you agree with him.

@facts-hurt-feelings8318

18 күн бұрын

@@mmfood3004 you're clearly one of the haters

One of the TRUEST journalists in every sense of the word. Thank you Douglas.

@BPchadlite

28 күн бұрын

A grifter and ideologue isn't a journalist

@useruseruseruseruser790

27 күн бұрын

@@BPchadliteThat comment is so off the mark it is only a reflection on you, not Douglas Murray.

@BPchadlite

27 күн бұрын

@@useruseruseruseruser790 simp more for a grifter

@JeffShacter

27 күн бұрын

That just in from the grifter and ideologue corner. Thanks for playing, Comrade. There is NO "Us or Them" in We The People GOP - Government Of Putin @@BPchadlite

@taffysaur

25 күн бұрын

@@BPchadlite Exactly. This is why Douglas Murray shouldn’t be slurred with the word journalist, since grifters and ideologues have murdered that profession and made the name into a joke. Murray is something much better than a journalist.

Truly shocking. I was born and raised in rural Ireland 🇮🇪. I’m so lucky. I’m 48 with a wonderful family and career. I’ve never taken any drugs , never even been offered drugs . Never drank alcohol or even smoked a cigarette . This is like living in hell . I came to this because I’m a fan of Douglas Murray and have read his books . Amazing documentary

@CutieSenussi

14 күн бұрын

Who needs poisonous drugs when you’re consuming bargain-basement rubbish from slobbering, snake-tongued Douglas Murray

@loriannrichardson7644

14 күн бұрын

I think you were fortunate. In the 1980s heroin was at crisis levels in the UK. Perhaps even the '90s -- I remember the movie, "Trainspotting."

@quentincasey9063

13 күн бұрын

Ireland are looking to discrimination of drug users

@letmetellyousomething123

11 күн бұрын

Lucky you don't live in Dublin then. Ireland needs to wake up regarding the procuring and supply of these drugs.

Douglas Murray ought to be given a weekly TV show doing this sort of reporting. Really just a fantastic guy to listen to, very sharp.

When I moved to Tokyo, I was surprised by the lack of crime, the lack of homelessness, and the overall cleanliness of the city. I wondered what Tokyo and Japan were doing that no one else was, and found out that they had managed to keep drugs almost entirely out of Japanese society. Without drugs there is no drug-related crime, without drugs there is no drug-related mental illness, without drugs, millions aren't lost to addiction, without drugs, kids finish school and go on to be productive people, without drugs, homes and families aren't destroyed. People claim America's "War on Drugs," was a failure, but there was never really a War on Drugs in America. Japan's War on Drugs has been a scorched-earth, take-no-prisoners war, with extremely harsh laws and punishments. Japan doesn't do bail, Japan doesn't do parole or early release, Japan doesn't give first-time offenders a lenient sentence. If you are arrested for drugs in Japan, you will certainly go to prison, you will certainly receive a long sentence under military discipline, and you will certainly receive a lifetime record as a drug offender. Because the consequences of a drug arrest are monumental, and the punishment extreme, people don't use drugs.

@everythingandmore5537

25 күн бұрын

Drugs are coming from Mexico. Trump will end this and maybe no mexico.

Once again, you prove you are one of the most important voices of our generation. Your work is incredibly valuable. Thank you!

This man shows more leadership capability, investigative ability and nerve than any politician I've ever seen. If he could be PM would you vote for him?

i have worked in medicine for 33 years and the number of patients i see with drug addiction has exploded! Love Douglas Murray he is not afraid to tackle difficult subjects.

Thank you Douglas

@jimr3417

27 күн бұрын

F chris coumo! fjb ! The biden crime family is the # 1 supplier of fentenal and meth in the us

A true journalist here! Absolute respect for this man.

@leegrant7333

25 күн бұрын

HIs pace is much appreciated. Candace Owens talks as fast as the Chinese.... not pretty. She's a hag.

@Cheekycnt

19 күн бұрын

A true journalist isnt unwavering in times of war. Douglas Murray is a talking head and a genocidal war propagandist - this is a paid break from covering up Israels war crimes.

@shakypam

18 күн бұрын

A fake, just has the accent that fools the likes of you

Thanks for covering this tragic reality, Mr. Murray.

Douglas Murray is fearless. He tackles everything with earnest style and respectful curiosity. What a journalist.

Thank you so much for your work, Douglas. My cousin killed himself in 2016 after a drug addiction had given him schizophrenia and he couldn't take it anymore. The consequences of drug use are so often downplayed, because pain and despair are a huge market.

@directinprint

27 күн бұрын

May he rest in peace. I’m sorry for your loss.

@scg7092

20 күн бұрын

@@directinprint Thank you so much.

Important work as always, a genuine journalist amidst a sea of idiots

@Malignus68

29 күн бұрын

Amen!

Murray has to be one of the best journalists in many years.

@shakypam

18 күн бұрын

yeah, if you're not very good at understanding journalism. What he does is baseless bullying in an Oxbridge accent, is all

@sueelliott4793

9 күн бұрын

Best journo in ever

@geoffdundee

7 күн бұрын

@@shakypam ..........dont you like an "OXFORD" accent?.....does it make you feel inferior to hear an Englishman speak?

@shakypam

7 күн бұрын

@@geoffdundee what a weird take on what I said

@geoffdundee

7 күн бұрын

@@shakypam ........no its not a weird take............i sussed you out with a quick browse of your profile.

Thank you for doing the work to dive into this, DM. I pray this journalistic endeavour touches everyone who sees it to learn more, consider more, care more, and provokes genuine conversations in our churches, our communities, our schools, our mental and public health spheres.

@fionagregory9147

23 күн бұрын

Stop going to church. No need for it.

Today is day 6,151 days Sober and recovering. We DO RECOVER. There is ZERO INTEREST in treatment from the State. No one knows where to go, and the few places available are full. It’s a crying shame. My own proposal to Los Angeles was denied. I’d rather pay for jail and treatment, than “meet them where there at” It just makes MORE ADDICTION.

@newfoundmoralclarity

24 күн бұрын

How many resources do you want the state to dedicate to helping millions of people who don't want to help themselves?

@cljerjr31

24 күн бұрын

i wish you the best in life. good luck

@user-ug3cc6vq5j

24 күн бұрын

They need instant imprisonment if caught in possession of illegal drugs.

@Mrs.CGraves

24 күн бұрын

@@user-ug3cc6vq5j I agree. If they get a firm 1 year sentence of jail, OR Treatment they them can chose. Treatment should be no tolerance for relapse. If you relapse back to jail you go. To serve your Felony jail sentence

@Mrs.CGraves

24 күн бұрын

@@newfoundmoralclarity we already pay to keep them sick. It’s inhumane. Set up a program with the money going towards crack pipes and rigs and GET THEM WELL. In that year, they get detoxed, month 3 has certain privileges, month 4, month 5, then month 6-9 you take classes, financial education, parenting classes, nutritional classes, etc and month 9-12 is securing a job, and housing. If you treated the drug addiction, but helped set up long term understanding of how to help yourself, and deal with root issues you will have good outcomes long term. Some mentally ill need hospitalization. Medicare can cover that. They use to mitigate the illness. The Same money. Not MORE MONEY. It’s so messed up.

I have so much respect for Douglas. As a British person Im also proud of him. Hes such an exceptional journalist, a strong straightforward human being who is utterly fearless.

@utredutredson1686

24 күн бұрын

A liar and an actor

@warrenny

23 күн бұрын

As an American, I am proud of him too.

@warrenny

23 күн бұрын

@@utredutredson1686 He is a human being. He likely has as many flaws and shortcomings as you and I do. Maybe try being a little more understanding that we are all just on this planet for a short time.

@greg6782

22 күн бұрын

​@@utredutredson1686which part is he lying about? Is there no drug problem?

@utredutredson1686

21 күн бұрын

@@greg6782 I'm not referring to the things he has said in this video. Remember he is just acting though. He couldn't care less he's just getting paid.

Thank you Douglas, an informative and compassionate video. This should be shown at every school, college, and university worldwide. Your reputation for honesty and integrity in your reporting is well deserved Sir.

The world's No 1 reporter/journalist/investigator. Mr. Murray is the real deal!! A real diamond!!

@Sdakouls3

3 күн бұрын

The video is just a rehash of something that has been done by many, many others over the last decade. No new information, no new perspective, and no new conclusions. And he can't even pronounce Oxycontin properly.

I am an addictions counsellor in UK. There’s worse drugs and consequences coming Douglas. Societies across the world have some tough choices to make. My priority will always be protecting children first

@TheSakufighter

25 күн бұрын

In Bangor Maine they hand out needles and the junkies leave trash everywhere. They hang out by bridge choke points, parks and public streets depending on what city and state they are in. Most can do drugs all day and still get into a shelter if they want to overnight.

@stevenewton7787

25 күн бұрын

Good man, I'm a patient at achievement Salford and right now im sick to death of trying to warn people about the Nitazenes but they just don't care nor believe me, as you know more and more underground BZD's are getting mixed with Nitazenes.

@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078

25 күн бұрын

I’m an addictions counselor in the US. I grew up in the neighborhood in North Philly where this was recorded(Kensington). I’ve been clean and sober for 15 years. I’ve also spent time practicing/volunteering in Europe and Asia for stretches the past 5 years. The drug issue is a nightmare in Asia and Europe. But believe me when I tell you they pale in comparison to whats happening in America right now. Metaphorically speaking, Asia/Europe aren’t even on the same planet as whats happening here. Its the epicenter of this entire issue. Its going to spread in your direction. Not the other way around. I try not to get into comparing war stories or circumstances. And that’s not my motivation in saying any of this. My motivation is to advise people to buckle up. Because this is the stuff of intentional societal endgame. Its unlike anything even I could ever have imagined.

@darthkek1953

25 күн бұрын

@@davidmuir7711 9mm vs .45

@mikewilliams235

25 күн бұрын

We need to give people meaning more powerful than just a feeling.

I’ve been a pharmacist for 30 years. There is also a definite correlation between Opiate prescription regulations enacted in 2016 when basically millions of people who were now chemically dependent were cut off from their supply. Many patients have been able to change to other therapies but too many turn to street drugs because providers have left patients feeling like there is no other option.

@pattyc7222

26 күн бұрын

I’m another pharmacist of over 30 years who came here to say the same thing. But I would like to add my opinion that the government’s obsession with decreasing the use of legally prescribed opioids, claiming that as the cause of the crisis, actually increased the problem. And I think that cracking down on doctors, pharmacists, pharmacy chains, drug wholesalers, and manufacturers was mostly about the amount of money that could be recovered. The fentanyl crisis was already taking hold and was ignored for years before the press began to acknowledge the scope of the problem. So, for the sake of monetary gain through outrageous fines from people and organizations that in large part thought they were helping people, many thousands have died of overdoses and many thousands of patients have been made to suffer due to physicians fearful of prescribing the drugs and pharmacists fearful of filling the prescriptions.

@backintimealwyn5736

26 күн бұрын

yes but people always forget, it's not only the addicts who need protection , it's all the people that are not yet addicted. The children who are not : they are the priority. You can't just allow things to go on to protect the ones that already fell for it. So you do need to stigmatize, and you do need to criminalize and cut supplies and you do know there will be loss, but it will be less than if it keeps going.

@tammys8711

26 күн бұрын

But the problem started in the 1990s when some brainiacs got together and said “pain is whatever the patient says it is”. There are slightly better protocols now that reduce the risk of developing dependency, a hell worse than the initial acute pain, and even some chronic pain.

@tammys8711

26 күн бұрын

@@backintimealwyn5736 you’re definitely on the right track, the medical field fails at helping people manage chronic pain, but in the 1990s MDs were almost forced to OVERprescribe and opiates are fairly inexpensive…and the patient left happy without any thought of longterm consequences, for all of society.

@oldbutstillyoung2170

26 күн бұрын

This. One of my friends is a 40-year-old fentanyl addict. Purdue Pharma got him started when he was a teenager. He's kinda missing right now, and I'm worried about him.

Thanks. We've not been loving or kind to turn our eyes from our neighbors suffering. We've neglected selves, friends, and strangers to the undermining and weakening of our country. There's still time. Thanks and blessings as God continues to favor you.

Holy shit, I was just looking for some videos about the opiate crisis and I also love Douglas and his work. What a coincidence that he puts out a half hour documentary about it 5 days ago

@meatwadsprlte

13 күн бұрын

It’s not even a opiate crisis now. It’s xylazine which isn’t an opiate that’s making them lose limbs and killing them! It’s insane.

*_It's seriously like something out of a really scary horror movie, absolutely horrifying ..._* *_Thank you Douglas for bringing this to our attention, you're doing such important work._*

@bhante1345

29 күн бұрын

Are you one of these comment bots? I keep seeing you every other day.

@jane---489

29 күн бұрын

@@bhante1345 *_Yes, of course I am ..._*

@helbitkelbit1790

29 күн бұрын

​@@jane---489At least the thumbnail is nice to look at....

@mistressofstones

14 күн бұрын

​@@helbitkelbit1790her account is 10 years old so she is probably a real person

@geoffdundee

7 күн бұрын

@@bhante1345 .......bots dont have playlists or uploads

For a man who is called extremely right wing by the left, he seems to me like a man with a lot of love and kindness in his heart

@gillycooper8717

25 күн бұрын

Well said! To the lefties, anyone who is right of COMMUNIST is right wing.

@qjtvaddict

19 күн бұрын

Ha actually communists would be called right wing in the U.S. . Muricans are very dumb

@Nikboyle

19 күн бұрын

Right wing doesn’t meant you don’t care

@stash.

18 күн бұрын

Left wing also propgandize their oppoistion they weren't called The German Socialist Party for nothing and not forgetting Margaret Sanger

@borano2031

15 күн бұрын

@@Nikboyle No, right wing means you care. You care for tax reductions for the rich. Rinse and repeat. Rgr

I studied pharmacology as part of my undergraduate degree in human biology in the late 1990s. For that reason alone, I do not take recreational drugs, and I avoid prescribed medicines as far as possible.

For those who decry injection rooms, Sydney, Australia has had one for over 20 years. Almost immediately the needles lying about in the streets and beaches became much less of a problem, saving innocent people from needlestick injuries and life threatening infections. The users are provided with clean equipment in a safe space away from violence and harassment, pill testing and harm minimising advice. Over 10,000 lives have been saved on the premises with no deaths in this time. The charity run centre also directs users to medical, detox, and other services. As well as saving lives it has also saved the state and hospitals financially by reducing the number of emergency overdoses, deaths and hospitalisations. Check it out.

Drug court solved this for my son’s addiction of 35 years. The choice was drug court or jail. He has a life now….thank God.

@TheDmccoy

26 күн бұрын

Love to read this! My dad helped get drug courts started in my county back in the 90’s. He believed addicts should have the option of getting help.

@user-lc8kg2rn1g

22 күн бұрын

Congratulations it happens for like 1 percent of the 1 percent llol

@rerite2

21 күн бұрын

Yep. It comes down to the "carrot or the stick."

@Andy-wn6wm

21 күн бұрын

How is a drug court going to help when they have absolutely no hope and live shit lives ?

@simongray3070

20 күн бұрын

​@@Andy-wn6wm Well the continued use of drugs doesn't help these addicts either. Speaking as a former addict of many years myself I understand just how difficult it is to get sober but at the same time it is still a choice at the end of the day. I also came with excuses and sad stories of using drugs to numb my pain etc etc. I made a choice to stop because I eventually saw the damage I was causing on my family, especially my mom. My love for them overpowered my addiction, even though it took me a few years to realize that. I sat in some crack den somewhere doing my usual thing when this epiphany hit me and suddenly I realized, what the fuck am I doing here? I don't belong here. Whilst still flying from the drugs I got up, left my "friends" there and walked out, without saying a word. I went home and broke down in front of my family and asked for help. I just didn't want to be an addict anymore. So I understand that getting off drugs is difficult, I tried for many years but when I finally kicked it I realized it was a mere choice, that's it. No excuses. It's still a choice. So that's where they need to find their hope my friend, in the fact they can make a choice in a moment to do better. It will be a rocky road ahead, I relapsed twice in the beginning but I remained committed to my choice. Been clean for more than 15 years now. At the end of the day they need to find positive outlets to help cope with their pain. We all have pain, everyone has some sort of hopelessness in their lives about something. Taking drugs only amplifies that hopelessness . Every addict will tell you that if they are honest.

7 years ago I went into detox in City Roads. I’m 7years Clean &Sober & grateful for my sobriety every day and Thankful that not everyone gave up on me when i was at my worst on drugs. Big Shout out to Sherrie and the amazing female Doctor in City Roads who told me to put my big girls boots on and be there for my kids ❤My partner wasnt so lucky and died 9months prior to me being admitted into treatment.❤

@SaltAndVinegarFlavour

28 күн бұрын

Glad to hear that you're doing well, for you and your kids. ❤

@albertlevins9191

24 күн бұрын

Hate to hear about your partner. Glad you got better.

@msergio0293

20 күн бұрын

Congrats on recovering from the decisions you made to get hooked, it ain't easy

@Edimonde

19 күн бұрын

Addiction killed my mom in 2009. Ive seen first hand how addiction can crush and grind a person down to a husk. Everytime i read or hear people who kicked the habit i feel happy; because its not just your life saved but also the fact that the lives of those who care for you are made better with you in it. Keep going strong!!

I know two musicians and one of their wives who were poisoned by laced cocaine in Los Angeles earlier this year. They were world famous and the world was shocked, they knew thousands of people collectively. We all felt sick. They were just having a casual Tuesday night hanging out. And not one media outlet, especially in the music scene they were part of, used the opportunity to call this out, to bring awareness. It was all just RIP and news that they died. The headline should have said they were POISONED. That dealer should be charged with murder, but nobody said anything of the sort. They aren't the first friends we've lost to fent around here, but they were the most famous. The days of recreational drug use are over. The risk is too great.

Just taking a moment to congratulate the American politicians and their political parties for making abortion illegal but allowing injecting rooms to be legal with people nearby to resuscitate anyone who overdoses. You guys are doing a great job. I live in Australia and we're not perfect but by God I'm thankful.

Douglas Murray is God sent to help humanity get on the right track, starting in Europe, through the MidEast and now the US. God Speed and God Bless! ❤

@gstar3569

28 күн бұрын

And even down here in South Africa ❤

@rajo741

22 күн бұрын

Have you checked for a history of mental illness in the family?

@shakypam

18 күн бұрын

Douglas Murray is God? Are you fucking insane No really, why would you say something so nuts?

@irielion3748

17 күн бұрын

Don't insult us with your poor God logic. Your hidden God doesn't nothing to stop this pandemic. What does that suggest? He's either not real or evil.

Man, I love you so much Douglas. Just non-stop "fix the world" with sanity and bravery and brilliance.

My daughter is put there hooked on fytenal. She has been on the streets of Seattle for 15 years. It was heroin first , and now it's straight fytenal. I've been waiting for the moment she wants to be clean . And dread the phone call that no mother wants. I totally understand how that mother feels . I pray for her !!

@TheFlatPancakeTheory

11 күн бұрын

Prayers won’t save her. Get out there and get her

@deannastafford5762

11 күн бұрын

@TheFlatPancakeTheory you can't! I've tried ,she goes right back out there. They have to want to get clean

Let no-one ever say that Douglas Murray is uninformed! I mean how could that be the case when he actually cares enough to go out there and witness these shocking things first hand. He is at the coal face of where its at! Same thing in the Gaza/Israel war, he risks his life to report on the war, to get the facts and to witness matters first hand. Douglas is truly worthy of our admiration and in turn, our respect for what he does. Douglas not only talks the talk, more importantly he walks the walk! I love the man! He cares, and that is good enough for me. Douglas, I want to say thank you for all you do.

I'm a Brazilian-British citizen and absolutely love your work. I can't believe it took me so long to realize you have your own channel! I'm trying to buy all your books but they are sold out on Amazon UAE! I've just managed to buy "The Madness of Crows" to gift a friend. Hoping the 3 books sets or individual tittles will become available soon. The west is falling apart. Brazil, my country of origin is under a dictatorial regime. The supreme court is corrupted, journalists are being imprisoned and having their assets seized as they can’t speak against the tyranny. My profound respect and admiration for journalists and writers like yourself.

@aimhigh3701

28 күн бұрын

Ah yes the ‘madness of crows’. Brilliant book for anyone interested in birds.

@onlylexus

27 күн бұрын

@@aimhigh3701 Yes, same as that book of his "The strange death of Euro currency" great book if you have invested in France or Belgium and lost. Then his follow up book: "The war on the vest" Brilliant book for anyone disliking undergarments. etc etc.

@mistersurrealist

27 күн бұрын

I feel utterly sad for our country. If we continue down this road, very soon we'll be no different than any communist country in the Americas.

@Oharadanny123abcdefg

26 күн бұрын

Lula is a dictator? Sério?

@spammodump

26 күн бұрын

@@aimhigh3701 His follow up "The War On The Nest" was very engaging.

Douglas your level of class and education and at the same time willingness to get up close and personal with this issue sets you in a class above your typical documentary presenter. Many thanks for giving attention this issue

The question not asked is "Why do people get into drugs in the first place?" Is there not enough education on the dangers of drugs? When someone offered me a cigarette when I was 15 I declined because I knew it was addictive and harmful. It was the best decision of my life. Are people really more stressed in their lives that previous generations that they have to have drugs? Does taking drugs seem exciting to young people? Do they take them to keep in with their peer group, or do they just hate life and want to die, slowly? It may sound bizarre but a lot of young people today have a herd instinct. They can't make decisions on their own, they're afraid of what their friends might think, and they don't value individuality. They've lost their backbone if they ever had one.

Douglas Murray is absolutely my favorite journalist and author,he goes where Angels feat to tread and tells the absolute truth , I wish there were more Douglas Murray's in the world

Douglas Murray is one of the greatest thinkers of our time.

@bhante1345

29 күн бұрын

Awright, calm down.

@gstar3569

28 күн бұрын

@@bhante1345he is right

@jjkatz

21 күн бұрын

Agree, he is awesome.

@andydunn5673

20 күн бұрын

@@bhante1345well I would agree with him . If you think not who do you call your top 3 thinkers

@msergio0293

20 күн бұрын

Lol no, if he's so smart why won't he solve this is issue then

Thanks for your program Mr. Murray i pray for an awakening across America to this horrific tragedy playing out every day across our great Country.

Superb documentary. You show remarkable compassion for your subjects, but you are still able to deliver the difficult-to-accept message.

Been so long since I’ve seen unbiased journalism , thanks Douglas Murray , stay safe and God bless.

Is anybody asking the question: why are so many people taking drugs?

@deanfunk8448

29 күн бұрын

The Great Emptiness.

@deanfunk8448

29 күн бұрын

When one's culture slowly evaporates one turns to any place that can relieve the pain (eg the native Americans).

@HFFCANADA

29 күн бұрын

​@@deanfunk8448that is true, alot of North Americans rag on the Natives for being "drunks" but I'd wanna be drunk all day if my people had been brutalized and everything taken from them... . Barely two people ago

@SHB77784

29 күн бұрын

Empty without the Lord Jesus. John 4:5-30 read about the woman at the well.

@chrisruss9861

29 күн бұрын

I know nothing but ask are very young children put into outsourced care too early, setting them up for anxiety? I have heard cortisol levels go up in the care of strangers.

Thank you Mr. Murray. ❤️ 🇺🇲🇬🇧

This is tragic and hard to watch - only halfway in - but it's great journalism, Douglas. I'm a big fan of yours, and I'm joyed seeing you embrace these platforms to host your journalistic endeavours. I think you are a true journalist and it's refreshing seeing the values of real journalism be upheld with integrity by individuals such as yourself. I have no doubt it will serve as an inspiration to some other young individuals that hold true journalistic ambitions. Looking forward to your future work!

Thank you for this powerful, no-holds-barred work, Douglas! San Francisco has also failed with their "progressive" drug policies and "treatment". And the open borders are not helping. I hope "Douglas Murray Investigates" will be a series. Bless you.

@JeffShacter

27 күн бұрын

The War On Drugs is worse than drugs. There is NO "Us or Them" in We The People GOP - Government Of Putin

Wish I could meet Douglas for 30 seconds just to say thank you.

@BatGalAriel

29 күн бұрын

Should be very long line of people saying thank you to him❤

@sevans606

24 күн бұрын

Me too

This is some quality old school type journalism. Very glad I clicked the video.

Your documentation is by the far the BEST I have seen on this issue. Outstanding on your part thank you. God Bless from OZ Down Under

This is what happens when people don’t deal with past trauma, they turn to substances. It’s also a symptom of a very broken society: one that has too much freedom & comfort, not enough challenge, loss of meaning, purpose, community & love (and for those who need it, spirituality/religion).

@sandarahcatmom9897

29 күн бұрын

Trauma has been around since the beginning of time; don't use it as an excuse for the millions of addicts staggering around the streets of the United States. We've messed up and the kinds of drugs around now are nothing like they were thirty or forty years ago.

@GoBlueGirl78

29 күн бұрын

@@sandarahcatmom9897 Clearly we’re dealing with different issues now than we did previously. And I’m making no excuses. If you want to ignore root causes, by all means go ahead, you’ll never solve any problems.

@mwa5704

28 күн бұрын

@@GoBlueGirl78 Have you ever heard of marcus aurelius? Did you know he was an opium addict?

@sookibeulah9331

28 күн бұрын

@@sandarahcatmom9897but the breakdown in family structure is a relatively new thing, as is infants and toddlers going to full-time daycare. And it’s not just children not having two parents it’s that they often also don’t have a wider family circle and intergenerational family friends who can step in to provide care when the the parents can’t. With children the trauma isn’t the disturbing event(s) it’s caused by children having to deal with things they shouldn’t have to deal with by themselves.

@GoBlueGirl78

28 күн бұрын

@@mwa5704 Substance use is neither new nor unique to any culture or society.

Douglas Murray is a hero. He is so brave and compassionate.

@utredutredson1686

24 күн бұрын

NONSENSE, HE IS AN ELITIST WHO DESPISES THE 'LOWER CLASSES' HALF OF THE PRO Murray COMMENTS ARE THE RESULT OF Solomon Asch LIKE BEHAVIHOUR

@utredutredson1686

24 күн бұрын

Solomon Asch

Wow, an actual piece of investigative journalism! More please.

I would ha e love to meet you. I didn't know you were going to Philadelphia. How you walked the streets and know one recognized you is mind blowing. Love your honesty. Don't stop.

I've been following this situation for a few years in America, its out of control. The people have lost hope and no one is coming to help. Excellent job highlighting this.

@geordieal9187

20 күн бұрын

Me too- seems the USA have been very slow to react and are still what I consider to be in the Dark Ages with their fragmented way of treating the huge problem it has more recently become…this tranq with fentanyl is serious stuff, the worst of all. Good luck to everyone struggling with addiction of any sort 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@meatwadsprlte

13 күн бұрын

I remember when I was using in the mid 2010s, thinking shit couldn’t get worse than what it was. If you were to tell me that in a decade there would be no heroin on the market and it would be fake lab made fent mixed with tranq that eats ur skin away and people are losing limbs to, I would think you’re nuts and that no one would do it if it became that.

Bless you Douglas for shining a light on this darkness.

@davidanalyst671

28 күн бұрын

Douglas couldn't find a genocide if he was embedded with the troops who were starving and killing civilians.

@user-mn6sq3is4t

26 күн бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

15:07 Terribly sad to see a Father lose his daughter

Please keep making documentaries Douglas. We love you.

So sad. Douglas I’m a big fan, you do great work.

@AB-rx6no

18 күн бұрын

Me too

Douglas you are the most brave journalist in our time Thank you

Thanks for this information. My daughter is a drug counselor in Melbourne. I like to keep informed what she is potentially dealing with.

Douglas, thank you so much for actually investigating and talking about emerging issues instead of wasting your intellect on the culture war, like so many people have. You are amazing for this.

@Scriptorsilentum

29 күн бұрын

he seems to have demonstrated for some years, now, an unusual capability to do both and quite well.

@Muljinn

29 күн бұрын

This is *part* of the culture war, that’s part of the problem. Or perhaps, more accurately, has become so. The hard right approach of throwing everyone in jail doesn’t work well and causes other serious side effects. The hard lefts’ brainless insistence on decriminalization works not at all and now a lot of people are digging in on their respective corners.

@JackoWillMakeLives-loveu

28 күн бұрын

You don’t think this situation has leftism/socialism/marxism written all over it? Ignorance is bliss I guess

@carsandsports123

28 күн бұрын

Both are important. People take drugs to begin with when the culture degrades

The whole West is falling apart 😔

@simonw1313

29 күн бұрын

Oh well.

@davehallett810

29 күн бұрын

@simonw1313 Oh well we had a good run...

@George.Andrews.

29 күн бұрын

No it isn't. Cheer up

@kevinpankanin6222

29 күн бұрын

We can still save it! Strong men must stand up and lead their communities with supportive women by their sides

@simonw1313

29 күн бұрын

@@kevinpankanin6222 - go back to bed Kev.

Great journalism from Douglas Murray as always. Seeing those grieving parents is heartbreaking.

Thank you for your incredible work and for telling this story.

Thank you Douglas , I am going to show this video to my children and grandchildren

The Singapore model works. It's harsh by design. Enforcement is strong. They do not have a drug and crime problem like the US. Our choice.

@sookibeulah9331

28 күн бұрын

The family structure is much stronger in Singapore. Children growing up in stable, functional families, with parents who are present, are far less likely to become addicted to emotion numbing substances. Strong law enforcement helps but the main issue is there isn’t the same demand.

@aimhigh3701

28 күн бұрын

Choose your suffering…

@reddragonready

28 күн бұрын

Sure..throwing a person in jail for 10 or more years will keep him out of ANY trouble ..especially when you first give them a cane lashing as well. I see they are tough on theft too.."the accused was charged with stealing a carton of drinks from a supermarket. He was apprehended outside of the supermarket, and was charged with theft. He was sentenced to 3 years’ imprisonment." Another crime in Singapore is Stealing wireless access may occur when one logs into another’s unsecured wireless Internet network...Offenders may be fined up to $10,000 or jailed up to 3 years, or both. This place sound like a horribly oppressive environment..a kind of Stepford wives holiday destination. Especially with their thought police and sentencing of people for threathening alone to do something to actual jail time. By all means ..let's take a lead from Singapore! Or why not right away install Sharialaw? What a horrible idea to take Singapore as an example BRRRRRRrrrrrrr

@phoenixmodellingphotography

28 күн бұрын

​@@sookibeulah9331 This is key. Each society is different, sometimes in subtle ways other times in obvious ways, but they are all different and so what solves a problem for one will make worse for another. Gun control is a perfect example, Australia had incredible unprecedented success in banning them in total except for farmers etc just a couple decades ago, in America this simply will not work at all even if they give it their best attempt because guns are embedded in American culture in a way that wasn't the case in Australia

@DerpyFaery

28 күн бұрын

⁠​⁠I’m a Singaporean and it really isn’t that oppressive. Lol. I think most people are surprised that what they imagine and what they experience on the ground is different. There is free wifi available in public transport, libraries and most shopping malls, McDonald’s. Most people don’t steal wifi like you’ve posted and made a huge fuss about since free internet can be had. I think the punishment is more geared towards those stealing wifi by hacking and using it esp for mischief. There are certain laws that are there as a warning to toe the line but not strictly enforced, since the law is enough to deter most people. Are there laws against littering? Yup. Does some secret police pounce on you if you toss a piece of candy wrapper on the floor? No. But you might have people coming up to tell you off or no one bothers and a cleaner sweeps it up later on. Some times if you’re unlucky and are seen by the police, you do get fined and made to do corrective work order. You wear a bright luminous vest and are made to do a certain number of hours of public cleaning and picking up of thrash. The shame of doing CWO once is enough to deter most of these people from littering in future. But MOST people litter without repercussions. But let’s look at the important thing… about the more serious crimes: Our norm isn’t drug users zombie walking down the streets. Our normal isn’t pharmacies allowing you to buy drugs without strict regulation. Our normal isn’t mass shooting in schools. Our normal isn’t protests shutting the city down. Our normal isn’t people being told they can’t pray in school. Our normal isn’t kidnapping. Our normal isn’t widespread lawlessness. I can walk down the streets anytime of the day or night without any fears of being shot to death. I’ve been on video calls with my American friends who were shocked I was going alone to a minimart past midnight to buy snacks whilst talking on my phone to them. No one of walks about with their brand new iPhone ready to be snatched by criminals from their hands where they live in America. They would carry hand guns in their purses if they head out at night to head off to night shift at the hospital where they work at. It is so safe here I can leave my laptop on a cafe table to go order some food and come back to it- untouched. Am a mom of three and I don’t have to worry about my kids being in school and their school being taken hostage by random shooters. I allow my 9 year old to walk to school and back on his own because he’s not going to be kidnapped or shot or sexually assaulted. That safe. Are there drug users and drug pushers here? Yes. But they aren’t out in the open. My uncle has been hooked on drugs and in and out of prison for years. The govt tried really hard to help him- rehab, requiring him to check in every day evening for testing and track that he return home before a certain time (they wear a tracker which is removed eventually). Unfortunately he couldn’t overcome his addiction despite strong family support and made a horrible mistake- helping to hold a huge amount of drugs. He was arrested and sentenced to death. He is awaiting his execution by hanging. We’ve rallied around him but are saying our goodbyes. He will have a few years before he is executed. Right now, he is allowed to eat what he wants and read what he wants and watch whatever shows he wants in prison. He gets to have counselling by chaplains too. He can’t overcome the addition and is resigned and relieved by the sentence. His wife was an addict but was successfully rehabilitated by the govt and supported also by our caring family members. She has gainful employment and is doing well. She’s sad for my uncle but was unable to help him stop his habit. Is our family protesting the hanging? No. Why? Because laws are there to protect the society so people will not become like my uncle, to protect our people against a drug epidemic that is spreading everywhere else in our region. It is tragic that he is one of those who will flee executed. It is very sad for us. But we acknowledge the necessity of the strict laws. The death penalty has huge support in Singapore. It’s not because the people are for death by hanging, but because we don’t want our kids to be scourged by drugs like Tranq and Fentanyl. If you enjoy your absolute freedom, I’m happy for you. I’m happy with my type of freedom- the freedom not to have to wander streets like those in Philadelphia, the freedom and peace of mind that our streets aren’t crawling with drug pushers and people robbing people. Freedom from the worry that an angry youth will go around gunning down students using a gun they stole from their parent. You choose your freedom. You choose your poison. There will always be pros and cons. I’m happy with ours.

Awesome to see you doing REAL journalism, love it!

Thank you for this important, tragic and stunning documentary, Douglas.

The best report on the subject I have seen. There is no solution except to cut off the supply. My grandfather was born, and grew up in Kensington, over a century ago and it wasn't nearly as lawless as now. Even the police don't go there. No one should be rewarded for abuse, and criminal justice has no answer. I worked in criminal justice for 33 years, and nearly everyone was drug connected in some way. There is rarely a successful outcome, even years later.

@hrvsmart

23 күн бұрын

Cutting off the supply is impossible.

@socialmediaaccount404

23 күн бұрын

He's right you can't cut off the supply. Drugs should be made legal in a similar way to alcohol so the supply can be controlled and taken out of the hands of organized crime. It's not going to solve the addiction problem but it would make the whole situation a lot less horrible.

@jameseverett4976

22 күн бұрын

I'm willing to bet that allowing nutritional food in our country would solve at least half of the problem. People do drugs because they want to feel good, and they don't feel good because our food is sh_. Mandatory radiating of all produce kills the vitamin C in it, as well as who knows what else. Americans are extremely vit C deficient. Also current mass farming methods don't produce food with adequate minerals. A certain almond type can kill cancer, but the tree is outlawed in the US. Pasturized milk doesn't "do a body good" either. We cook the milk to kill the bacteria that produces yogurt, then add the bacteria in again to make the yogurt, as with all other dairy products. It's insane reasoning. Create a good effective health product and you'll be hearing from the FDA and FBI. I once had a molebdenum suppliment that helped me. I ran out and ordered another bottle, but it was worthless - didn't help at all anymore, so I left a bad review on Amazon. The company that produced it told me the FDA made them change their formula. Our leaders don't have our best interests at heart, and it's interesting - or should I say "predictable" that they don't really want to stop this drug crisis. They want us dead.

@BigDome1

22 күн бұрын

"cut off the supply" yeah not like we tried that for 100 years

@geordieal9187

20 күн бұрын

Pretty much the best post I’ve seen on here, it will be a problem as long as criminals supply the drugs.

What a heartbreaking reality this is. Well done Douglas, I learned a lot here.

Proper journalism

Great insight as always Douglas! Thank you. 😊

I'm 100% down for a "Douglas Murray Investigates" series. Please keep these coming!

It breaks my heart. We are so fragile and people aren’t prepared for the relativity bubbles in modernity. Life is a test and it’s getting harder because the stakes are getting higher. Don’t let your life wither because of a sensation.

Excellent insight to a problem symptomatic of our growing crisis of meaning.

So so sad to see, as an Australian who worked in the US for a while back in the 80''s, the extent of this situation is so scary....

@emmamunro7208

17 күн бұрын

I'm Australian too, how long before this is us ? I'm terrified

Thank you for this. This issue deserves more attention.

Great and brave reporting.

_11 Things That Improve, The More Poor Choices Are Stigmatized:_ 1) Fewer lives are ruined 2) Fewer people show up in emergency rooms 3) Fewer people live in poverty 4) Fewer people are victims of crime 5) Fewer police are needed 6) Fewer prisons need to be built 7) Fewer chaotic things of all sorts happen and the better society runs 8) Fewer girls end up selling their bodies 9) Fewer good things like education need to be denied money and attention 10) Fewer people die prematurely 11) Fewer people fall into depression and unhappiness I could've come up with hundreds of such things. "Stigma" is nothing compared to all these gravely serious problems. _Bring it back._

Thank you Mr. Murray for your hard work and insight. You give me hope that empathy, truth, and sanity can all coexist.

Two weeks before my brother died I begged him to be careful. I brought up fentanyl and how I knew he was a heavy addict but even that drug was way too strong for him. I knew it would get him eventually. Methadone took my sister 27 years ago.

Came here to find the last journalist who actually goes to the damn place to ask questions. Great!