| unsunghero |
01-10-2022 01:17 AM |
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Originally Posted by Gravydoo II
(Post 3409154)
You didnt read it, at all. The whole thing is right there. You cant treat someone for drug addiction while they are in prison. You cant even treat someone unless they want to be treated. Thats the point, drug use went down. Addicts got treatment because they didnt have to fear authorities. Less people die because they can go get their shit tested, too. Then get themselves tested. You dont see the good in it because you were told not to. I understand, the propaganda is strong. Americas approach to the "war" on its own people i mean "drugs" cant be wrong. We need tanks in the streets for these dope dealers! lol
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Uhhhh yes there is, in both
Jail: “In Jail. Substance abuse treatment includes detoxification, professional counseling, a residential stay, or maintenance drug programs. Other programs include Alcoholic Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and other self-help groups, and drug or alcohol education or awareness”
Prison: “Some programs provide specialized treatment services, such as drug and alcohol counseling, sex offender counseling, psychiatric services, domestic violence counseling, family counseling, vocational and employment counseling (including job referrals), and life skills education”
I have co-workers who are masters level licensed counselors who work in the correction system providing counseling to inmates
Know what there also is in prison? Extreme violence sometimes. It’s not a good environment. Which is why forced rehab is better. Still will be the occasional fight, because you have cranky people possibly withdrawing with possible underlying mental health conditions. There’s gonna be drama. Still better than watching them kill themselves on the street
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