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Bad Bondi Math: The Lie Keeping the War on Drugs Alive

From marijuana panic to fentanyl fear: the math that keeps prohibition alive. “258 million lives saved.” That’s the claim — but it’s not math. It’s marketing. This 14-minute explainer breaks down how America’s War on Drugs reinvented itself to survive. When marijuana stopped being scary enough to fuel mass incarceration, the system needed a new monster. Enter fentanyl — a drug most people never chose, but one that’s been weaponized to keep prohibition alive. Pam Bondi claims 258 million lives were “saved” by seizing fentanyl — a number bigger than all the drug users in America combined. This video exposes the illusion behind those numbers and asks the real question: Who benefits when fear becomes policy? Legal, regulated opioids would save lives — because no one seeks out fentanyl. It’s a symptom of the black market, not the cause.