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What happens when you normalize dysfunction?
What do boofing kits, broken tractors, and free meth pipes have in common? In Clallam County, they’re all taxpayer-funded. Dive into a local economy fueled by grant grifting, public spending with no receipts, and “harm reduction” that forgets the harm. From rigged school bond campaigns to fire-prone homeless encampments, the people paying the price are the ones playing by the rules.
When policy enables crime: A boofing kit economy
In Clallam County, “harm reduction” means giving out free meth pipes, fentanyl test strips, and even “boofing kits”—tools to help people ingest drugs rectally. But…
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