Canada solves the drug problem

I legit get triggered whenever I read the term "harm reduction". just killing all the mentally illoids (starting with me) is unironically a much better solution than what the government has been doing so far

Fatties next please, it's still an addiction after all

I knew the Day of the Rake was fast approaching but I never thought they would just rake themselves

Just leave them unattended around a drug supply closet and they'll exit the gene pool all on their own

Just rip the band aid off and let people get it done at the local pharmacy, no referral needed.

Horseshoe theory: when you so far into shitlib territory you become unfathomably based

They'll legalize it for any reason (except dementia) and once they run out of things (that aren't dementia), I am certain that they'll start doing a psyop about doing your part to sacrifice for the sake of their green energy stock portfolios.

I would be totally unsurprised to learn you are required to donate your organs before the kindly maid helps you with your ailments btw, especially given that as of last year, Canada began selling off all of its blood bank stockpile to foreign biomedical research firms for profit.

If these facts make you think "what the frickin heckorino is wrong with Canada" I will just post this link to the Wikipedia of the municipal flag of Ottawa, which I think explains it well enough. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Ottawa

You forgot a colon

My country leads the world in the production of very dramatic s and in MAID. I'm actually a little bit proud rn I can't lie. I hope that homeless people and fatoids will make the MAID list next.

Hopefully portland will follow suit in adopting this leading edge advancement in human progress.

Kill addicts

Kill bums

Kill the elderly

I'm drinkin Chick-fil-A sweet tea out the jug rn

Leafs only redeeming feature

this gives me an idea to solving the homelessness problem

We're actually so r-slurred - we tried to copy the UK and just gave out the free drugs and put zero conditions on them (didn't have to return needles etc. etc.) and now we're doing this.

It's the policy equivalent of ‘We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas'.

This seems fricked up to me.

But good for them, I guess.

>druggies should all kill themselves

>ok, we will let them kill themselves

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If you want to die, why should the government stop you? Suicide is always the one act that you are forced to consider how everyone else feels before you do what is best for you.