I agree with harm reduction. I think that’s a good thing, but if you’ve ever been to Amsterdam, you’ll know that it’s a death trap.
No one wears a helmet on their bike, and they’re just wildly out of control. It’s pretty easy to roll your car into the canals and drown (no rails). Stairs are steep and treacherous, and every commercial building I went into had the door opening inwards.
It’s one thing in a house, but inward opening doors have killed so many panicked people.
I agree with harm reduction. I think that’s a good thing, but if you’ve ever been to Amsterdam, you’ll know that it’s a death trap.
No one wears a helmet on their bike, and they’re just wildly out of control. It’s pretty easy to roll your car into the canals and drown (no rails). Stairs are steep and treacherous, and every commercial building I went into had the door opening inwards.
It’s one thing in a house, but inward opening doors have killed so many panicked people.
Well, no idea if this is a joke or not, but what does any of that have to do with drug addiction and treatment?
Netherlands only. And what I thought was interesting.
Harm reduction with narcotics, but no harm reduction with “hey, wear a helmet”.