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Update:: I hope you remember Angelina today on sixth Street while watching harm reduction dispersed supplies one of the person that got supplies just overdose and it was Angelina then her friend started overdosing but the harm reduction agent stood by just to watch and antagonize me until I...

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Фото профиля Bobby Oakley
Bobby Oakley1 год назад

Why do they keep saying harm reduction is evidence based solutions?? They’re literally killing people. I can’t believe they just stood around and watched and gave you crap for helping

Фото профиля C Wagner
C Wagner1 год назад

Harm Reduction has no soul

Фото профиля Kev
Kev1 год назад

Fuck me !! U de best JJ. Well done fella

Фото профиля jj smith
jj smith1 год назад

Thank you

Фото профиля Martin Lavin
Martin Lavin1 год назад

Jj. Don't stop. You represent the rational. Thank you.

Фото профиля jj smith
jj smith1 год назад

I will not stop thank you

Фото профиля nooneliveshereanymore
nooneliveshereanymore1 год назад

This is not how harm reduction should operate man 🤦‍♀️ I understand we get put in stressful situations but she should have used the Narcan before anything else.

Фото профиля Kacie jo Marta Nickles
Kacie jo Marta Nickles1 год назад

This is so sad. People need to know this bs is going on. Praying for new leadership and plans for the city.

Фото профиля Harad
Harad1 год назад

"You don't have to stay [for the ambulance] if you don't want to" sounds like it's reducing a lot of harm. Some serious mental illness if you think you're saving lives with this b.s.

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