Prescriptions for cold medicine?

[Tech]

Missouri bill would require prescriptions for cold medicine

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A doctor's visit and a prescription would be needed for many cold medicines under a Missouri bill aimed at targeting methamphetamine production.

Supporters say the move would prevent criminals from buying up hundreds of pseudoephedrine-based pills, which can be converted into meth.

They argue that visiting multiple doctors and securing multiple prescriptions would scare away many of the meth producers.

People already are limited in the amount of pseudoephedrine they can buy and must sign a log book each time they buy the medicine.

Lawmakers authorized an electronic monitoring system last year but
did not fund it.

Critics of the prescription bill say it would increase waiting times and costs for patients who need only basic medical care.

 

[Big04pimpin]

We should make food illegal to, so we can stop this obesity epidemic.

 

[Tech]

We should make food illegal to, so we can stop this obesity epidemic.

Make oxygen illegal.
Drug dealers won't be able to breath and they will die.
Problem solved.

 

[Big04pimpin]

Make oxygen illegal.
Drug dealers won't be able to breath and they will die.
Problem solved.

What about all the killer trees in this world? They don't even breath oxygen!?!?

 

[Duality]

this reason for it is a front for something greater.

https://musclemecca.com/threads/codex-alimentarius.210545/
READ THIS THREAD. hardly anyone read it when i posted it. believe it now. they just made vitamin b6 a drug.

i urge you all to google CODEX ALIMENTARIUS

 

[Tech]

What about all the killer trees in this world? They don't even breath oxygen!?!?

The trees are probably working with Al-Qaeda.

 

[Samoan-Z]

They are apparently aiding the insurgents hide osama.

 

[Oloz]

That is ridiculous.

 

[Tech]

This is the same state that wanted to make it a law that people must show ID to buy baking soda.

Why? Because baking soda is used for the process of turning cocaine in to crack.

So, these geniuses figured they could stop crack dealers by limiting the sale of baking soda.

It's both sad and funny to watch these lawmakers scramble to "fix" the drug problem.

 

[Tech]

that has nothing to do with this thread nor the laws which Missouri are trying to pass.

 

[MrChewiebitums]

its about the codex alimaturis,
anyways delete it then, np

 

[Tech]

its about the codex alimaturis,
anyways delete it then, np

I don't mind you posting videos, but I just don't see the connection between "Codex" and the drug laws in Missouri.

 

[Big04pimpin]

That is ridiculous.

What do you mean, ridiculous? You don't believe the trees want to kill you? You must not have seen the movie with Marky Mark in it. The Happening!