It's not that you deserve to die, it's just obvious to the rest of the world that you junkies will have a premature death no matter what we try to do. You guys are killing yourselves and only you. Stop blaming everyone else and sober up you scumbags.
You're mistaking the homeless/prostitute/dope fiend stereotype for the vast majority of people who use heroin are officially labeled with.
Alas, you have just fallen into the abyss that is American (popular) culture (see the post directly above yours if you're interested in climbing out - most people like the plentiful rituals and goodies consumerist society so rigorously strives to provide so they never make it far, but others do).
If you are able to first make a case that
we don't treat heroin users like they deserve to die (we being laws, gov't, public policy, culture, etc), it would be a good "thought exercise" - and then deconstruct it, well you'd win back any admiration I give people, well, just because they're not pricks...
"Obvious to the rest of the world..." I mean, that makes me think, that other than Russia, China and Korea (N and S) as well as some other SEA countries I would imagine (Malaysia), those countries with the strongest rule of law and significant tout (for whatever good or/and evil reason(s) - those always sidetrack me!)...
Why does America have the most draconian policies when it comes to Heroin Users specifically? I mean, it's pretty easy to argue that our drug policy is the most draconian in the world, and given that's its founded in the name of bigotry, malice and expansionism, it shouldn't really be all that surprising that her policies would treat Heroin Users such... After all it's commonly touted as like the most evil, addicting drug there is (see: this thread... of course, the degree to which something is addictive has MUCH more to do with the person, their character and collective experiences, and little to do with the substance - some would argue nothing to do with the substance, but I won't go that far, cause morphine is a lot more "habit forming/reinforcing" than a cheese burger, well for most of us...)