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To my critics who say my posts are “exploitative” or “lacking compassion” for showing the raw truth: Real compassion isn’t looking away. Real compassion isn’t virtue signaling or policies that keep people sick. Real compassion is refusing to let individuals d!e of overdoses because we’re too uncomfortable to demand...

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