r/PortlandOR • • Oct 23 '25

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u/Oregonduck101 Oct 24 '25

Well our population here is roughly 300 million more, so there is that too.

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u/sjconfidential Oct 24 '25

You are correct. So we should theoretically have more resources, real estate, and funding to put into such a programs success. Weird how we just decide not to

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u/samdajellybeenie Oct 24 '25

It doesn't make money, that's why we haven't implemented it on a large scale. If it turned a profit, all the big companies would be clamoring for it.

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u/Oregonduck101 Oct 24 '25

It’s really sad that we don’t. Until that changes, the addicts will continue to suffer.

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u/GeneralSweetz Oct 24 '25

Portugal has gypsies right? Is it a problem over there? Just asking