> Steve Miller, chair of the Purdue board of directors, said in an emailed statement that the ruling "will delay, and perhaps end, the ability of creditors, communities, and individuals to receive billions in value to abate the opioid crisis."
> "These funds are needed now more than ever as overdose rates hit record-highs, and we are confident that we can successfully appeal this decision and deliver desperately needed funds to the communities and individuals suffering in the midst of this crisis," Miller added.
I mean, if that's what you're concerned about, you can just do that now, without a court decision. You can just spend money on opiod addiction relief. You fucking muppet.
> "These funds are needed now more than ever as overdose rates hit record-highs, and we are confident that we can successfully appeal this decision and deliver desperately needed funds to the communities and individuals suffering in the midst of this crisis," Miller added.
I mean, if that's what you're concerned about, you can just do that now, without a court decision. You can just spend money on opiod addiction relief. You fucking muppet.