It is often stated that getting clean from opioids is a lot easier than getting off benzodiazepines and yet harms reduction is hailed as an acceptable method to deal with this form of addiction.  I've known
several people who have successfully left opioids behind and who are here to tell the tale.  I know
that all stories are different but I feel that we, as a society, are aiming very low when we don't aim
for sobriety.  What kind of life is it to be an addict, to whatever substance!  It's hypocritical to accept
harms reduction for others while wanting one's own family sober.  It's having too low of a standard
for human beings.  
It is also important to place responsibility on many deaths on the user him/herself, not on the 
availability of fentanyl.  Especially as relates to recreational users.  Everybody knows that today 
it's like playing Russian Roulette when accepting any form of drugs.  Fentanyl is not new and if
you want to use you very well know the risks.