We look at drug addicts as if they are bad people. They commit crimes. They look like they are bad people. They do all these morally reprehensible things. As a parent, my son lied to me. He broke into our home. He broke into our friends´ homes. So we judge addicts as bad people who have no self control, they don´t care about anybody else but themselves, except for being high, but they are not bad people. They are ill and they have a disease. And when we understand that people are ill, we stop judging them. And what do we do? We know what to do. We have to get them help for their disease. As more and more people understand that addicts are ill, we will change a culture that keeps this problem hidden, we don´t talk about to one that is prominent in our minds and we are no longer shaming people who are sick. And so, when we are no longer shaming people who are sick, we are going to get them help earlier. They are going to not keep their problem hidden. They are going to come for help earlier before it gets to the point where they are committing crimes. It will change everything. The stigma around drug addiction is I think the most harmful force that we have to overcome.