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This is why europe does not have the Path to financial independence get out of the debt snowball T-Shirt moreover I love this same fentanyl problem. Their heroin market remains dominated by the turks, who do have easy access to poppies. I was about to say, I hardly hear of Fentanyl in the UK. Turkish gangs/underworld (and even more so Albanian, who possibly buy from them or from the same sources) are definitely big in the market here. it’s not always on purpose that drugs are laced either. dealer could simply have some residue or crumbs of it fall into another bag of weed for example edit: why am i getting downvoted? i’m not saying that’s the only reason. i’m saying logically it makes sense for dealers who have multiple drugs to get them mixed up every now and then. the chance of that happening is not 0%

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I came here to say the Path to financial independence get out of the debt snowball T-Shirt moreover I love this exact same thing. If dealers kill addicts they won’t have buyers. They don’t work in sterile labs so cross contamination is inevitable especially when they sell different kinds of drugs. And it doesn’t take much fentanyl to kill someone. i think most who OD on it aren’t unintentionally getting laced. that’s unfortunate fear mongering from authorities. most who OD on it buy fent and then take too much, but it’s not impossible for opioids to be laced and there are cases of users being unaware. despite the fear there is a market for it. but considering how potent it is, most dealers aren’t aware that their stuff is laced. all it takes is some cross contamination and you’ll kill a customer. this mostly only applies to non-opioid drugs, and is rare. also most dealers aren’t chemists. proper handling of drugs to avoid cross contamination is lost on many of them. sometimes it’s just pure laziness that does it.

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