This will work

[barretcreek]

https://www.axios.com/2022/05/31/can...mbia-overdoses

Why do people try failing policies over and over, thinking 'we can do it right'?

Buy your neighborhood scum a one way bus ticket.

[dogtag]

[QUOTE=barretcreek;633015]https://www.axios.com/2022/05/31/can...mbia-overdoses

Why do people try failing policies over and over, thinking 'we can do it right'?



Because they're insane ?

[Mark in Ottawa]

I actually don't understand how they could do this. The Canadian Criminal Code is federal and not provincial legislation and is uniform across the country. A province cannot unilaterally change the code or adapt it in any way - except that the federal Minister was at the press conference. The only thing is that although the federal government is responsible for writing the legislation, the provinces are responsible for executing it. It may be that the province has simply told the police and the Crown prosecutors not to bother laying charges for the possession of small amounts of drugs

They are saying that it is all in an attempt to reduce the "opioid crisis" but I guess that I am hard hearted and really can't get excited about people who choose to inject themselves with (sometimes) unknown drugs and then die from an OD - all when the government runs all kinds of programs to help addicts.

[Vern Humphrey]

We are dealing with narcissists -- people who think that reality has to conform to whatever they say it is.

These are the people who push for things like socialism, "gun control", defunding the police and so on.