“Until long-term recovery from addiction is universally embraced as a shared civic goal, I fear that our overdose prevention plans will be little more than overdose postponement plans.” “Recovery First” will enshrine as law SFDPH’s existing drug treatment practices... (1/2)

…100% of which “aim to help people to stop using substances.” Yet incredibly, many City-funded, activist-led nonprofits OPPOSE a public health policy to prioritize abstinence from illicit street drugs! Why is “Recovery First” needed? THAT’S why. (2/2)

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@SF_DPH People aren't dying from addiction. They're dying because the drug supply they use is unregulated and unpredictable. All of the money in the world being laundered to addiction clinics and rehabs isn't going to regulate the drug supply.

@SF_DPH Making bad choices is free, but somehow I always get the bill.

@SF_DPH As a former cop and drug addict I agree 100%

@SF_DPH The harm reduction philosophy has actually been harm acceleration… keeps them using…

@SF_DPH SF has lost a large part the tax base because of the homeless and drugs and now federal funding. The charm is long gone from SF. Being a liberal bastion is cool, but SF is just another blue city wasteland.

@SF_DPH Nope, it is not a shared civic goal It is the responsibility of the individual and his/her family Not a municipal or civic issue

@SF_DPH Boo! to this scientifically illiterate policy, proven to make our streets more violent, our drugs more potent, and our overdoses more frequent. #WeAreAllDrugUsers

@SF_DPH Do you write the material you read in Supervisors meetings? I enjoy listening to you, because your statements are well-crafted & well-delivered. Please step up & disavow the “progressive” beliefs that continue attracting desperate, dangerous, unproductive people to our street.

@SF_DPH 🇺🇸❤️