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<blockquote data-quote="spokey9" data-source="post: 8884555" data-attributes="member: 685744">I&#039;ve been fortunate that a fentanyl od hasn&#039;t touched my family (or friends) but because it&#039;s cut into pretty much every drug on the street all it would take is a buddy falling off the wagon. And I&#039;m very concerned for my kiddo...she&#039;s not far from the age where kids try things. No matter how much I talk to her about drugs and whatnot there&#039;s no guarantee she won&#039;t try something that&#039;s been cut with fentanyl. I seriously doubt I&#039;m the only parent worried about this.I&#039;m all against inflation and rising prices because rarely is there a good reason for it. If tariffs or declaring the cartels terrorist organizations gets the Mexican government off the sidelines...that&#039;s a plenty good reason to pay a bit more at the stores.Mexico and Canada have tiny economies compared to the US and legitimately can&#039;t afford a trade war without some serious drop in gdp. Even though the threat of tariffs or even enacting them is to provide incentive to get both countries to the table talking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spokey9, post: 8884555, member: 685744"] I've been fortunate that a fentanyl od hasn't touched my family (or friends) but because it's cut into pretty much every drug on the street all it would take is a buddy falling off the wagon. And I'm very concerned for my kiddo...she's not far from the age where kids try things. No matter how much I talk to her about drugs and whatnot there's no guarantee she won't try something that's been cut with fentanyl. I seriously doubt I'm the only parent worried about this. I'm all against inflation and rising prices because rarely is there a good reason for it. If tariffs or declaring the cartels terrorist organizations gets the Mexican government off the sidelines...that's a plenty good reason to pay a bit more at the stores. Mexico and Canada have tiny economies compared to the US and legitimately can't afford a trade war without some serious drop in gdp. Even though the threat of tariffs or even enacting them is to provide incentive to get both countries to the table talking. [/QUOTE]

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