OPINION: Blame George Soros for the pot stench ruining America's cities and addicting her citizens
Author Matt Palumbo reacts to reports George Soros' son is taking over his billion dollar political empire on 'Fox News @ Night.'will turn 93 on August 12, and I can’t think of a better way for him to celebrate his birthday than by relishing the vapors of marijuana wafting from a bong or pipe. You know, like the one dangling from conked-out Hunter Biden's lips.
In the early 1990s, at the height of the crack epidemic, it was Soros who funded"harm reduction" clinics to distribute drug pipes as part of"safe smoking kits." Similar"safe user kits" were made available to addicts in 2022 via the Biden administration's crusade to enable illicit drug consumption throughout America.
Using illegal substances was once deemed unacceptable by 90% of Americans. But Soros anticipated that Americans' attitudes would change once marijuana was legalized, and many would be willing to use drugs. He was right. In 2021, a National Institute of Drug Abuse survey found that more than 52.5 million Americans used marijuana, with higher potency of its mind-altering compound THC . Millions more joined duringFILE - Billionaire activist and philanthropist George Soros.
As the number of addicts soared, at least 16.3 million Americans were diagnosed with"cannabis use disorder." And many studies link chronic marijuana use with a higher risk of lung cancer, heart attacks, and other diseases, especially among an aging population. To date, there is no medication to treat marijuana addiction.
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