I'd like to live in that world too, but since we don't I think it's reasonable to ask for suggestions that apply to the world we DO live in.

Telling people to not point out that the world is broken is not how you fix the world. Accepting there is a problem is the first step to a solution.

I agree. However, in the case of the opioid epidemic I think we're way past the stage of identifying that there is a problem.

The next step with any issue (black lives matter, big bank bailout) is to take a complex systemic issue and find specific, realistic changes that can help with the problem, before people get apathetic/resign.