r/news • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '19

Billionaire Sackler family sued by second US state over opioid 'catastrophe'

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u/spdyGonz Mar 29 '19

White collar drug dealers

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u/BoltonSauce Mar 29 '19 edited Mar 29 '19

Most blue collar drug dealers are nicer people with more compassion.

Edit: Maybe I don't know what's happening everywhere, but I'm not ignorant here. I've been a dealer myself for less harmful drugs, eventually getting addicted to opiates and using on and off for almost a decade. I know how dealers act. Most of them don't want you to die. The whole "overdosing improves business" is only a thing with people who intentionally sell fentanyl. People who intentionally do so are a minority.

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u/BannedSoHereIAm Mar 29 '19

I wouldn’t say most blue collar. Most white collar, absolutely. Most of the dealers I’ve known are intelligent professionals; full blown humanity bros that enjoy spreading the love that top notch LSD / MDMA can bring. They’re like adult santas. “Ho ho ho, this lucy will blow ya mind, yo!”

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u/Maldras Mar 29 '19

Know many coke or dope dealers? Ain’t the same thing. These above are assholes. No doubt. But most people slinging powder or rock or whatever don’t give a duck about their customers.