//I did say overdose cases, not accidents.//

Yes, I know. I didn't say accidents. At all. Are you illiterate or dyslexic or something?

//here, I'll write it again just for you, overdose then they should subscribe to the service if they want help.//

That wasn't what you wrote last time. What you wrote, and I quote, was:

//Medicos attending overdose cases should not get paid for their time.//

Now you seem to be saying they should be paid for their time, and that the junkies should stump up the costs. At this point, I have no idea what you're actually in favour of, or against... I suspect it will have changed again by the time you respond to this post. Alcohol does tend to have a limiting effect on people's attention spans.

I recommend trying to make more sense in future, because we cannot read your mind.

Dead right Belly. Trafficking in guns and rifle possession have to be dealt with as in Indonesian law enforcement . Firing squad at midnight on a deserted island.

Some times you just must let the silliness of some posts pass
that any one would not want to save the life of a drug victim is not part of my thinking.
If enough of us demanded it hard drugs would dry up, wanting it includes taking all wealth every cent, from convicted persons, and building new homes to house them forever, prisons
NSW Government may have a point, they will not test pills at rave party's.
Because they say it may look like they approve of taking them and the deaths they bring

"the life of a drug victim"
please explain.

//Medicos attending overdose cases should not get paid for their time.//
Toni Lavis,
what don't you understand by overdose cases should not be attended unless the idiots pay for the service ?

//NSW Government may have a point, they will not test pills at rave party's.
Because they say it may look like they approve of taking them and the deaths they bring//

Well then, I suppose we should immediately cease all testing of alcoholic beverages for toxic contaminants lest it send the wrong message that the State Government approve of drinking and the deaths it brings.

No?

I don't think so either, actually. It gives me great deal of peace of mind to know that the only thing in my beer with the potential to blind (literally) me is the ethanol itself.

We shouldn't let our well-intentioned desires to discourage people from poisoning themselves stand in the way of proven measures that will help prevent people poisoning themselves.