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어제 국내에서도 한 마약 중독자의 이상 반응을 보이는 사람이 길거리에서 뛰어 다니며

소리를 지르고 알 수 없는 행동을 보이다가 경찰에 연행이 되었던 모양.

한 때 영국 런던과 미국 대도시 등지에서 나타났던 현상..

뒤따르던 기고문들은 한 때 유행했던 좀비 마약에 의한 기이 행동 현상이라고 했고,

약효가 사라진 이후 복용자들의 고해성사에 따르면 검은 악마가 자신을 계속 추적하고 따라왔기 때문에

그 공포로 부터 해방되기 위해 무언가를 했던 것 같다고 했다.

뉴욕의 스타벅스 화장실에서 주사기 마약을 활용하는 사람들이 아무렇게나 사용한 주사기 바늘을 버리고

후에 쓰레기 더미를 치우던 스타벅스 직원들이 계속 손가락을 찔리는 일이 발생하자

아예 주사기 전용 쓰레기통을 따로 운용하기로 한 모양...

마약 중독자들이 지옥인가.. 아니면 이미 뉴욕이 지옥인가..

버닝썬 사건의 주요 핵심 혐의자들에 대한 구속 영장이 줄줄이 기각 되는 사례들..

공급원의 핵심 상부에는 분명히 정부 내부의 적폐정부 시절의 고위직이 연루되어 있을 것이다..

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How about providing free condoms and 'open sex' bathrooms in Starbucks? While they are at it they may as well promote they are pedophilia friendly too! The world has gone mad! By accepting the unacceptable little by little, immoral, dangerous, and non-virtuous behavior is being pushed as normal, moral, and an individual's choice. The dangerous liberals that live among us are slowly but surely dragging our western culture and civilization down into the gutter. I am not Christian nor Muslim, but do promote the family centric values and morals both these religions promote.
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스타벅스 측에서 무료 콘돔을 나눠 주고 오픈 섹스 욕실을 제공하는 것은 어떨까 ? 실제로 시행해 본다면 친 소아성애 또한 촉진 장려 할 수 있지 않을까?

이 세계가 미쳐도 단단히 미쳐 간다!

절대 수용 불가 한 것들을 조금씩 조금씩 받아들여 나가므로써 비이성적이고, 위험하기 짝이 없거나

비 도덕적인 것들이 어느래 일반적이고 평범한 개인적 선택으로 비춰지도록 하는거 아닌가.

위험성을 지닌 자유주의자들이 우리들과 뒤섞여 살아 나가며 천천히 그러나 분명하게 서구 문화와 문명의 요소들을 시궁창으로 쳐 박아 가는 것은 아니냔 말이다.

나는 기독교도도 무슬림도 아니다만, 가족 중심적인 전통적 도덕주의가 모든 종교들에서 촉진되어야 한다고 믿는다.

Starbucks rolls out drug needle disposal bins to follow up addict-friendly open bathroom policy

스타 벅스는 마약 중독자들에게 친화적인 개방형 화장실 정책에 따라 마약 주사기 처리 용 쓰레기통을

운용한다

Published time: 23 Apr, 2019 04:28Edited time: 23 Apr, 2019 10:27

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Starbucks is installing needle-disposal boxes in its US bathrooms after getting fined over its lack of response to a spike in needle-stick injuries among employees under its addict-friendly “open-door” bathroom policy.

The coffee behemoth has installed the boxes in 25 cities after the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) slapped the company with a $3,100 fine for endangering workers. Starbucks was penalized for failing to provide sharps-disposal containers “in or near bathrooms where contaminated sharps were commonly found,” failing to make the Hepatitis B vaccine available to employees who could be exposed to the disease through contaminated needles, and failing to provide proper training and “exposure-control programs.”

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By summer 2019, Starbucks plans to have the boxes everywhere “deemed necessary” – which, considering that Americans are now more likely to accidentally die from an opioid overdose than a car crash, may be most of the country. Store managers can request a box for their location if they don’t want to wait for the rollout.

“We have had zero toilet clogs and zero needles found in an unsafe place since we had them installed last month,” an employee told Business Insider. “It’s been really wonderful.”

Thousands of employees signed a petition last year demanding the boxes be installed, tired of worrying about needle-sticks and other dangers and complaining that “the frequency of needles being left in the bathrooms…increased significantly in recent months” after Starbucks began an official policy of allowing non-customers to use the bathroom.

Employees’ gratitude stands in sharp contrast with what until very recently was corporate denial. The OSHA probe was sparked in October by a complaint from an employee who was stuck by a needle while cleaning the bathroom. Investigators soon found these injuries so common that a second employee filed a similar complaint while they were investigating the first, according to the agency’s report. Neither employee was contacted by Starbucks’ corporate office, yielding another demerit from OSHA. Starbucks claims employees who feel unsafe performing a task (such as disposing of stray hypodermics) can speak to their managers, but needles are often concealed in trash bags or other hard-to-see places and employees who get stuck may end up saddled with huge hospital bills for emergency room visits and antiviral medication.

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Many Starbucks employees say drug use in their bathrooms spiked last year after the coffee chain changed its bathroom policies to allow open access following the controversial arrest of two black men in Philadelphia who asked to use the bathroom without buying anything.

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