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Her son died of an overdose in his dorm room. Where was the Narcan? (www.npr.org)

submitted 3 months ago by jeffw to c/education

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[–] chemical_cutthroat 4 points 3 months ago

I'll quote myself:

In the mean time, sure, put narcan on the campuses

Just so we can see that we agree with each other. Yes, put narcan in the areas where people are doing drugs.

My beef is that the mother is blaming the lack of narcan for the overdose. No. I'm sorry. That's like jumping off a building and getting pissed that no one put out airbags for you to land on. Sure, we can put airbags at the bottom of every building, but maybe we should figure out a way to make jumping off of them a little less attractive.