Maryland
Saturated with Crime Drugs and Corruption
Geographically Maryland’s
beauty has few competitors. Behind this topographical treasure lies a reckless
government which has driven this state into the desperate times it finds
itself. Opioid use has risen exponentially in the last decade. Prescribed like
candy by various physician controlled entities few states have more deaths from
this class of drugs than Maryland. Grim statistics cannot be hidden by the
pleasant smiles of corrupt politicians. Several thousand went to their graves
last year as our state representatives carried on business as usual. As
legislative efforts failed in Annapolis to rein in this crisis emergency rooms
could not find enough body bags to manage the overflow. With the approval of
Marijuana this gateway drug will bring health facilities to their knees.
Legalizing Marijuana based
on quasi research displaying this substance has medicinal value displays how
moronic the political class is in this corrupt state. Worse outlets to sell
this chemical garbage were given over to a group of well- connected political
elitists. This entitled class was
provided with dispensing licenses utilizing the excuse they will bring to
market a purer product than those who have not coughed up donations to their
campaigns. As I have advised physicians on the radio and in my articles
Maryland Marijuana laws are a minefield for physicians. Liability will be
placed on the heads of physicians once accidents, deaths and criminality
related to this drug occur. As of this writing most Maryland physicians are
hesitant to prescribe this Class One drug.
Maryland’s newest problem
is a synthetic version of Marijuana which has been introduced into the state. Laced
with poison, that causes a person to bleed profusely, numerous hospitalizations
have been reported around state. As usual the most vulnerable are affected.
Adding to this problem is the vast number of people dying from alcohol, drugs
exclusive of opioids and chemicals favored by the addicted class, as reflected
in the daily emergency room census of each acute care facility. Kudos to acute
care health personnel who have done a magnificent job in the face of great odds
inflicted on them by wayward politicians, a medical board that does not
properly oversee its physician hoard and a pharmaceutical industry that pumps
this crap into the state.
In a circuitous way many
profit by the massive drug and alcohol problem left uncontrolled by a
government that supports this catastrophe. A vast social-welfare system would
be undercut if these addicting chemicals were to leave the scene. No doubt
there are pockets full of money that do not want Maryland cured of these ills.
Therefore politicians discuss the drug problem openly yet few move to correct
it. Corruption is solidly embedded in Annapolis and the administrative entities
it empowers. The answer is simple. Until we remove the scum who sit on the high
seats in Maryland deaths will continue to mount and the next one could be one
of our loved ones.
Mark Davis MD platomd@gmail.com
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