Do not listen to AOC. She works for Soro. Heard of him? He is worse than these billionaires in this video. Anyone can become rich in America in anything. Just look at the athletes who make millions while doing what they love or have a good work mindset and make strategic decisions and actions that will grow your money. There are other ways to become rich in this country the land of opportunities where dreams can come true.

The gap between us and billionaires is so insurmountablely vast, people need to understand this. They put kings to shame

Couldn’t have said it better myself. These greedy sociopaths destroy society and the planet so the can stack another billion dollars ontop of the other 10 billion which they will NEVER BE ABLE TO SPEND!

@@radiationshepherd the worse part is poor/middle class fan boys defend and worship these billionaires. Horrible.

Spot on.

I’m also having trouble finding work. My Dads a Doc and told me opiate addiction is extremely common post injury. Two broken vertebrae would be hard for anyone. How did Doctors panic in your situation ? Why were you put on the street ? What drug were you in possession of to be charged with a felony ?

I would suggest trying to move to a country where they require your type of expertise and start a new life for yourself hon.

I was on OxyContin for years until it wasn’t enough to stop the pain and they moved me to morphine. After 3 spinal surgeries my pain was substantially reduced and I weaned off of the 300 mg of morphine I was taking every day, it’s sucked and I had really bad insomnia for almost three months but I got off of it and help down a full time job at the same time. OxyContin is an outstanding pain medication, it just works and the controlled release works very well.

I have had 18 orthopedic surgeries including 6 spinal fusions, both cervical and lumbar, and I took 300 mg of morphine every day once OxyContin wasn’t strong enough. After my 12th surgery my pain was reduced enough that I took myself off morphine and man that sucked, 8 weeks of only getting 2-3 hours of sleep a night while working a full time job was hell. This was in 2012, then in 2014 everything changed literally overnight, the hydrocodine I had been take was moved to a C-2 drug along with morphine & oxy and as I got older the spinal issues came back and they will not give me OxyContin anymore because of all the assholes abusing it and I have a perfect 22 year history of using opioids without a single issue ever, never ran out early and never “lost” my scripts and never took more than I was prescribed but non of that matters. Now they have stopped giving you an injection of pain meds when you come out of surgery for acute pain which is so fucked up, orthopedic surgery is extremely painful as they are cutting, sawing & drilling and screwing shit into you and they won’t give you an IV injection because they think you are going to get addicted? I have heard people yelling & screaming in pain begging for an injection that would knock the pain out in seconds but all they gave was 30mg of OxyContin for post surgical pain and that’s bullshit because it takes 30 minutes before you even start to feel it and you are in really bad pain until it does.

Just start a business, maybe small at first, then build it up. Nobody asks for a degree, or background check when you are delivering services as corporate, or to the public. Become a company owner basically. Use the same rules these bastards used to insulate themselves.

They don't care. They do the same thing high ranking Nazis did at Nuremberg. Say they personally had nothing to do with and blame lower ranking employees. And because they've got billions, their worldview is so different to ours so they literally have no idea what these people have to go through because they've never had to experience any of it themselves

Juice kills

Why in the hell do you think that's going to make any difference to them? You think they care you think they have a conscience at all? If they did this would have never happened.

They are evil people with no hearts or souls. They look at working and middle class people as just ATM machines.

if they had the capacity to care they wouldnt be wealthy

I was on Mëthadone for a decade. Recently found krätom & it's been the only thing that's worked for me, to get off opïates! I highly recommend it, but there's potential for WD & dependence in some. I'm one of the lucky ones who doesn't get WD from it, so it's been a life-saver in many ways! Disclaimers, rarely some people have a liver issue where they can't metabolize krätom, so it can cause serious issues, once you stop taking it tho those should resolve. If you have heart issues or a seizure disorder, also use caution with krätom. There have been rare cases of seizures in those who had preexisting seizure disorders, usually after they ingested wayyy too much, tho. So as long as you're generally healthy, you should def try it for pain management! It's been a life saver for those like me who wanted to get off opïates! I've lost 8 friends - that I know of 😭 - since 2014 to opïate OD. If I'd known about krätom when they were still alive I'm confident many of them would still be here. 😭 Definitely give it a try, with those precautions in mind. Some people are recommending it to people without those warnings, so I want to give all the info I can upfront so people can make the best informed decision for themselves. But believe me when I say krätom has saved my life. 🙏🏻❤ It's def the natural, healthier alternative to opïates! Harm reduction. 😊

If prescribed wisely Oxycodon can be very helpful. After my hipreplacement surgery, I got prescribed maximal paracetamol, a drug combatting nerve pain and oxycodon when needed. I used 1 oxycodon for example half an hour before physical therapy. In this way pain did not limit my therapy, which sped up my recovery. Also when at some time I was in a lot of pain again, I did not get an oxy but the cooled the surgery area. After release from the hospital after 2 nigths, I got a prescription for a limited amount (I used only half of it) but used paracetamol sligthly longer. I was informed that it was potentially addictive. My physical therapist also checked if I was still using painkillers. Using it in such a way is very usefull and increases recovery. It is a shame that due to the marketing pressure to increase this druguse, a valuable drug could disappear.

@@okkietrooy6841 I have no doubt that when used properly, oxy can be useful. However, my issue lies with doctors who push it like a lifeline, for any kind of pain, regardless of it's severity. Many will take it exactly as directed, and end up addicted. Perdue was famous for giving doctors "bonuses", based on how many prescriptions they'd write. Got a toothache? Oxycontin. Sprained ankle? Oxycontin. Your doctor gets a free vacation, and you get hooked on something that your doctor gets paid to push on you.

@@buckyhate7695 I totally agree. I onkt reacted and told my story to show that oxycodon can be a very valuable drug if sensibly used. I know that in the USA it is normal to run ads for prescription drugs. Potentially leading to patients insisting on getting certain medication. When I lived in the USA (I am Dutch), I saw to my astonishment several commercials for a chemo therapeuticum. That is here unheard of. Doctors are also not allowed to let a pharnaceutical company pay for a luxurious hotel stay combined with an large sum of money for a presentation etc. Payments for cooperating with a scientific investigation have to be reasonable. I also expect that the insurance company will start asking questions if one family doctor prescribes far more than his peers. Our insurance companies are for profit but well regulated. For example they have to accept everybody. Rates have ti ve affordable. Their profits come from cutting costs. They keep an eye on the bills for medical procedures for example. If available a generic medication is first choice if available. In general we use less prescription drugs anyway. No antibiotics for a cold for example.

Doctors aren't trained pharmacists and only prescribe what big pharma and the FDA allow them to prescribe! I know a pharmacist working in hospital always correcting doctors when prescribing drugs to patients occupying hospital beds after surgeries! That's why big pharma use doctors with no lot of knowledge of drugs, and doctors during Covid19 crisis rallied over vaccines and hailed jabs as life saving 💉💉 and that was a lie!

I feel you bro. Almost 10 years since I touched one.

Same almost 10.years not touching one. Years of my life taken before that!

Me too

Don't keep calling it "opioid ADDICTION. In most fatal cases, the victims had no idea they were taking Fentanyl. Our DEA solved their problem by taking prescribed & monitored opioids away from serious chronic pain patients. We are millions & we are dying.

@@christinestill5002 it is still an addiction - whether knowing or not, addiction is also a chemical dependency

I tried to copy my comment but it got filtered, understandably. I also lost 10 years of my life to Methadöne. I recently found krätom & it's been the only thing that helped me get off öpiates! I highly recommend it for pain management or getting off öpiates! I'll leave a disclaimer tho, so you can make an informed decision! If you have heart issues or a seizure disorder, use caution before trying krätom. There have been rare reports of seizures in people who have existing seizure disorders &/or took way too much. Also a rare possibility of liver toxicity due to some ppl's livers not metabolizing it properly. These are all rare occurrences, but should not be ignored. There's also potential for WD or dependence. I'm one of the lucky ones who doesn't get WD from krätom. Some do & some don't. So that's another thing to take into consideration. If you're generally healthy, then it can be life saving, like it was for me! I've known 8 ppl since 2014 who've OD'd on öpiates. 😭 Had I known about krätom when they were still alive, I'm certain some of them would still be here. So I want to share this plant with everyone I can, to save some lives. I want to make sure I give all the disclaimers necessary, so you can make the best decision for yourself. I hope this helps!! 🙏🏻❤

Yeah it's a really shitty lose-lose situation having chronic pain, either you get addicted to opioids or you're in pain all the time. I'm on methadone currently simply because I was homeless and couldn't get any pain management prescriptions because they'd assume I would abuse them so I had to opt for getting on methadone instead. It takes the edge off my nerve pain from an arm injury but it doesn't get rid of it entirely.

I’m ok with healthcare being for profit…. I’m NOT ok with commercial insurance being for profit

I live with chronic pain and I do believe opiods have a place in pain management. Not a prominent place, but a place. If I'm having a horrid pain day, having something low grade is extremely helpful.

@@syntheticteapot gods, I can relate. I never dared try opiods even though I often have way more than 20 pain days because I have a bit of an addictive personality. Is it hard to manage opiod intake for you?

I got a shot recently and it hurts bad. I just use weed for the pain and the worst it does is make me really hungry.

@@syntheticteapot I do not disagree with opiods being used, especially in a chronic pain situation. You have every right and reason to use them responsibly I disagree with them being prescribed to everyone without a care in the world, especially for people that are only going to have pain for a day or two. If you get into a car accident guess what it's going to hurt the next morning. It's fine to feel that hurt for a couple of days. It's your body telling you it needs to rest and heal. If you block out that pain with medication your likely to do more damage as instead of resting. Chronic pain is naturally very different and I don't feel comfortable discussing that as I've never dealt with it but I do understand people taking medication to help ease that pain. Along with other techniques of course.

@@syntheticteapot I wrote this in response to another person & it could also help you ❤ I was on Mëthadone for a decade. Recently found krätom & it's been the only thing that's worked for me, to get off opïates! I highly recommend it, but there's potential for WD & dependence in some. I'm one of the lucky ones who doesn't get WD from it, so it's been a life-saver in many ways! Disclaimers, rarely some people have a liver issue where they can't metabolize krätom, so it can cause serious issues, once you stop taking it tho those should resolve. If you have heart issues or a seizure disorder, also use caution with krätom. There have been rare cases of seizures in those who had preexisting seizure disorders, usually after they ingested wayyy too much, tho. (This is making it sound way scarier than it is lol, but this is important info!) So as long as you're generally healthy, you should def try it for pain management! It's been a life saver for those like me who wanted to get off opïates! I've lost 8 friends - that I know of 😭 - since 2014 to opïate OD. If I'd known about krätom when they were still alive I'm confident many of them would still be here. 😭 Definitely give it a try, with those precautions in mind. Some people are recommending it to people without those warnings, so I want to give all the info I can upfront so people can make the best informed decision for themselves. But believe me when I say krätom has saved my life. 🙏🏻❤ It's def the natural, healthier alternative to opïates! Harm reduction. 😊

Then start a commune. You could have an egalitarian society tomorrow if you and your friends pitched in.

Anti-depressant, anxiety medication, and ETC do the same. It's said long term use of any medication is considered to be a bad thing by experts.

An underrated merge

Dang

The right dont agree with that

@@qwerty2409 Literally anyone who isn't authoritarian would agree. The majority of the right and the majority of the left aren't authoritarian. Sorry but the right wing isn't the villains you think they are

@@shadw4701 yes they are.. the right is not against this. The right is the reason for this. These companies can sell this because of a right wing goverment that is against government regulations of healthcare industry😂. Right wing is full of greed and does not want to share anything. That is why they are against government healthcare because they will pay taxes to help other people see a doctor.. that is not what american jezus said lol😂

@@shadw4701 Maybe conservatives within the working class will be willing to agree, but that has more to do with their class background than their political ideology anyway, because conservatism fundamentally endorses the behavior the bourgeoisie does and thus wouldn’t find fault with the Sackler family’s business practices. (So does liberalism, but I digress. Hell, conservatism and liberalism are ideological cousins, if you ask me.) Ultimately, rightism doesn’t deliver justice in this case or in any case where working class people suffer. Its function is to serve the interests of capital, full stop. To put all of this simply: a _conservative_ within the working class isn’t necessarily a villain. _Conservatism/rightism_ is dangerous, though.

@@massinakmin8340 The right isn't, corporations and the media are. Fun fact: they're lobbied by both parties aka bribing. The government isn't right wing, it's a mix of right and left wing, the worst parts of both. Literally everyone I know who is right wing is against big pharma. Most right wingers aren't against free healthcare either. Both wings are greedy. I suppose you're unfamiliar with the phrase vocal minority

Really? We're talking about sociopaths that deliberately, for decades and with hundreds of separate decisions, manipulated the vulnerabilities of an equally deliberately crippled regulatory system to make as much money as possible from the addiction and inevitable death of hundreds of thousands of desperate people. All of this has been established and proven in court. But you still wonder? Perhaps you should ask yourself why you are so adverse to acknowledging the plain reality that is right front of you. Maybe Hitler was just a misguided artist who, through no fault of his own, got in over his head and accidentally misplaced the blame for his personal problems on Jews, leftist, Gypsies, and gays?

I honestly think that much money and power just tends to change people. I think about the Stanford Prison Experiment, where normal college students turned into ruthless prison guards over the course of the experiment. By all accounts, these were nice, average people…but the power changed them. I think that’s what happens to these people. You get to a certain level where you truly start to believe you are better than everyone, that you deserve what you have for this reason, and that is why it’s ok for you to bend the rules and do whatever you want, because you’re special. You begin to disassociate yourself from everyday people, and think of yourself as “not like them” and then preserving that lifestyle and that perception of yourself and the people around you becomes paramount. Much more important than caring about “little people” that you can no longer relate to.

@@brianatippens3010 stanford prison experiment was bad science, the guy conducting the experiment pushed people towards the results he wanted and it was all biased as hell

They've been raised to think the ends always justify the means. All they know are ruthless ambition, power and wealth. That's how the inordinately wealthy rank one another.

Ultimately, it’s a byproduct of their class interests. Since capitalism satisfies them and their material conditions, their conception/outlook on the world is changed to reflect that and reinforce them. (The proletariat can undergo a similar process, but the difference is they’re willing to overthrow this system to build one for themselves.) So in a way, I suppose one could say “yes” to your questions, but it’s important to note that capitalists like the Sacklers will _always_ be stuck in free market ideology. They adhere to the logic that capitalism demands of them (profits above all else) because if they didn’t, they’ll lose out to other capitalists in their corner of the market, and that’s a no-no in their playbook.

Just say Jews. Don't try to hide it. But the problem isn't that they're Jews but that they're bourgeoisie. I got little in common with folks like the Sacklers aside from that I guess. Opposing them for being Jews is a spook.

The point is valid. You would need to provide examples.

Still going on today with the you know what. We can’t even mention it here

I guess I still don't understand the difference between how each type would make a taker feel. Opiods certainly sound worse, since OxyContin is known to be addictive. Your information is the most concise I have read thus far. Thank you.

@@twistoffate4791 They are often chemically identical, but are derived using different methods. Opiates are taken from the plant opium. Opioids iinclude lab-made versions. They both work on the same receptors in the brain so would have similar effects.

@@werbnaright5012 Thank you for the lesson, as I appreciate it!!

@@werbnaright5012 It’s an important distinction. My body uniformly has bad reactions to chemical trickery like left handed molecules and such. All the nutra sweet, nutra fat, and similar food substitutes give me head and stomach symptoms. Opioids do the same. Opiates work fabulously. I’ve been on a morphine drip a few times, and I need only tiny amounts. Like many of the other commenters here, it’s basic pain killers for me instead of those pills which will only give me more problems while doing little or nothing for pain. I have some other odd medical peculiarities, but being adopted, I have no family to compare with or I might be able to figure out a correlation.

@@nunyabidness3075 Lol. I hate to break it to you, but all morphine is made synthetically nowadays. Google it.

Yes! They are always sticking their fingers in the curriculum at my university

**Brazen bull.

ONWARD WORKERS' GOVERNMENT!

Greed

The nose??

This is a great video. Kudos. When some one is in severe pain opioids can provide relief - but pushing Oxy on a patient who doesn’t want it ? Greedy. Wrong. The business practices revealed from this video are sobering. I get a lot of relief from acupressure, reflexology, acupuncture, massage, aromatherapy. Sometimes the pain people feel is overwhelming and I can see why they turn to drugs. The legal ones and illegal ones.

thankyou judith!

Capitalism ran by dual citizens of the country they aren’t loyal to is what’s in the way of it working

US capitalism is sick. Democratic capitalism or social democracy without the money in politics is the cure.

It's because of the DEA using the relative few who might abuse them intentionally or unintentionally as an excuse to lead a nationwide campaign to try to keep needed pain meds out of the hands of EVERYONE. THESE PEOPLE ARE PREDATORS AND PSYCHOPATHS. THEY HAVE A PSYCHOTIC OBSESSION AGAINST SO-CALLED DRUGS. YOU'RE OLD ENOUGH TO BE ABLE TO SUSS OUT THE TRUTH FROM THE BULLSHIT. Why do I have to tell you this??? Don't you know who the real evildoers are in this whole milieu??? BLAME THE TRUE VILLAINS IN THIS SAGA- THE GOVERNMENT!!! CANT YOU SEE HOW MUCH THEY LIVE TO MAKE US SUFFER????? DO YOU THINK *ANYONE" IN GOVERNMENT ESP AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL??? These people love what is evil. They know the suffering they're causing- they don't care!!! They are unstable unhinged psychopaths and sociopaths down to the last man. And that goes for ANY alphabet agency but many times more so for the DEA! You need to wake up. You don't know who the real enemy is. It's time you figured it out.

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You can not. Look it up. They only had to pay a fine and in return they can not be sued.

Actually, you can have it both ways. You can be opposed to the idea of the default pain management prescription being an opioid pain med and also understand that it's been over prescribed for decades. Those who unwittingly got addicted because of the irresponsible and unethical policies pushed by pharmaceutical companies need to have access to potentially life saving meds as an intervention and help undo the damage that was done. Part of the real problem is people that don't think we can walk and chew gum at the same time.

Great company! The US needs intelligence/data analytics companies in order to compete with China. They're a tool, and one that would be necessary even in some socialist utopia- The problem is simply how they're used to oppress people.

@@evelynashe8701 seeing good in Palantir takes a level of abstraction akin to seeing the quantum mechanical base of gravity. BTW, that means understanding that there are only universe quanta in a multiverse that consciousness selects as interference patterns negotiated with other conscious entities capable of perceiving each other to some degree in such instance or sequence of events. In more analog world views there is no good in Palantir.

@@zeideerskine3462 I need the palantir stock to go up to live. It's pretty easy in that context, lol

That's because the crack epidemic was caused by the CIA

I say the big V