Poilievre takes aim at harm reduction, vows to fund addiction treatments for 50,000 people theglobeandmail.com/politics…

Apr 7, 2025 · 1:51 AM UTC

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Mark Carney promises to double down on Free Drugs and Safe Fentanyl
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He's an idiot who lacks a very basic understanding of addiction. He’ll double the fatalities from the toxic drug crisis.
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He throws numbers/thoughts around without any knowledge of what he is doing. The infrastructure/trained personnel required for this is mind boggling.
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Now he’s just throwing shit at the wall. Maybe he should try putting his glasses back on.
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he actually pledged to cut addiction services - and then implied (without evidence) this small commitment to residential treatment would be payed for by big-pharma not government... That's nowhere near enough funding to create 50,000 residential treatment spaces.
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Common sense.
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End the opium war.
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More of muiti Millionaire Poilievre lies for votes again?
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Treatment is the only out of this!
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He's been in parliament for over 20 years and voted NO on everything that would have already helped this community. He's a career politician with no real life experience.
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Treatment is the only way forward. People with addictions are living in tents.
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Dead ppl are hard to rehabilitate. End. Amen.
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Did Poilievre axe his slogans?
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As a sober alcoholic, I must say this will not work.
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Every politician promises everything but never delivers. Getting sick of this circus.
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