New York City Health Commissioner Ashwin Vasan had in 2022 admitted: “Every three hours, we’re losing a New Yorker [to drugs]”.
And to “help” it along, Mayor Eric Adams’ administration health officials had a vending machine installed in Brownsville, Brooklyn, earlier this month that offers free druggie items, including paraphernalia to smoke drugs, strips to test if drugs contain potentially deadly fentanyl and NARCAN to try to revive people if they overdose.
At least three more such vending machines are set to be put in other drug-infested neighborhoods.
Vasan even had the cheek to say they will help New Yorkers stay safer!
Correction: He actually means the United States. And it doesn't represent the world.
Bratton fumed. “Instead of trying to get people away from drugs, we have policies now where we have vending machines to encourage them to stay on drugs. We’re going to make it safer for you to use drugs so you can spend the rest of your life not trying to get off drugs but to stay on drugs.
What happens when you stay on drugs? You want the next high. …You graduate from marijuana… to heroin. …That’s the problem with addiction. There’s never enough drugs. There’s never enough high. That’s effectively what we as a government are starting to support.
City after city. State after state: this idea that we will sustain your drug habit rather than try to get you off your drug habit”.
He was right when he said: “They have created a climate where anything goes”.
He is making a dramatic return, four years after walking out on the Glasgow giants to join Leicester.
Rodgers agreed a three-year contract with the Scottish champions, who were searching for a new boss after Ange Postecoglou left to take charge of Tottenham.
The former Liverpool boss had been out of work since being sacked in April by Leicester, who went on to be relegated from the Premier League.
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