Drugs and the making of zombies?

Do zombies exist? A few years ago, I would have said, ‘No.’ Today, I would say, ‘Yes, zombies do exists.’ This post is not meant to scare anyone but just to inform what is out on the streets today. If you have teens at home, parents need to be aware.

There is a new drug loose on the streets and it is extremely destructive. Parents are losing their children, and children are losing their parents. In the United States, one person dies every 5 minutes from a drug-overdose. This is a silent epidemic because people die silently.

ZOMBIE DRUG:

Police have been warning people about a horrific new fentanyl mix called ‘tranq’ or 'zombie drug.' It's a large-animal tranquilizer called Zylazine that's now being mixed with fentanyl. It is literally eating peoples’ flesh. Addicts are hunched over and look and behave like zombies.

The horrifying thing is that this new flesh-eating drug is literally destroying the bodies of people. It is a trap that renders a person helpless and there is no cure.

The streets of every major city now resemble war zones. It isn’t because of homelessness. Homelessness is a symptom. The cause is drug addiction. Drugs can destroy a nation from within—one by one.

LEARN FROM HISTORY:

Opium weakened and destroyed China in the 1800s. China was always a nation filled with hard-working and motivated people. When opium became a stronghold in China, it didn’t know how to combat this crisis. The nation was helpless. People, young and old, were becoming demotivated and useless. Young healthy members of society became helpless and apathetic.

Over 100 years later, the United States, Canada and Europe could be on a road to disaster. If we do not pay attention and make a drastic turn-around to battle drug addiction, entire cross-sections of societies across North America and Europe could become a walking-dead.

WHAT CAN WE DO:

It is my hope and prayer that lawmakers take a stricter approach to combat drugs. We must not go down the dangerous road of decriminalization of drugs. States that have decriminalized drugs have taken a turn for the worse. Decriminalization is a deception that will torment our nations forever.

Drug traffickers don't care about how many real people they destroy. They only care about money. We must elect lawmakers and politicians who will do the right thing to stop this tragedy that is silently killing our precious young people.